物理学是科学的最基础。这是对物质和能量的研究
Answer the big questions and study to further our understanding of the physical world. Physics is the most fundamental of the sciences. It is the study of matter and energy, space and time, and of the relations between them. Through the study of forces, matter, radiation, energy and all of their interactions, physicists seek to understand the world we live in. Advances in physics often lead to technological advances, and sometimes influence the other sciences. Laurentian's Physics faculty members play a key role in the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory Laboratory (SNOLAB) – a world-class research facility that helps scientists understand the origins and nature of the universe. The study of physics will provide you the tools to shape the future, to determine solutions to new and evolving challenges, some of which we can't foresee.<br><br>Key features<br>• Core studies in mechanics, electricity and<br>magnetism, atomic and nuclear physics, optics,<br>thermodynamics and quantum physics.<br>• Options in biomedical physics, mathematical<br>and computational physics, advanced optics,<br>condensed matter and particle physics.<br>• Laurentian University is a founding member of<br>the Sudbury Neutrino Observatory Institute,<br>recognized with the co-awarding of the 2015<br>Nobel Prize in Physics to Professor Arthur<br>McDonald.