Undergraduate Astrophysics Program

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Undergraduate Astrophysics Program

The Astrophysics Concentration and new Secondary Field in Astrophysics offer small class sizes, the highest faculty-to-student ratio of the physical science departments, and the opportunity to travel to remote astronomical observatories. Students often pursue a joint concentration with either Physics or Earth & Planetary Sciences.

The Center for Astrophysics | Harvard & Smithsonian, located at 60 Garden Street opposite the Radcliffe Quadrangle, is one of the world's great centers for research in astrophysics, with over 350 scientists and powerful astronomical observatories in Arizona, Chile, Hawaii, and in space.

Undergraduate students interested in participating in either term-time or summer research are encouraged to contact the Director of Undergraduate Studies to discuss the numerous opportunities, which range from the hunt for planets orbiting nearby stars to the quest to understand the Big Bang and the accelerating Universe.

For more information contact Andrew Vanderburg, Director of Undergraduate Studies.

Office of Undergraduate Research and Fellowships
STAHR, Student Astronomers at Harvard-Radcliffe
Harvard College Handbook, FAS summary of important deadlines in the undergraduate year
Astrobites, Astrobites is a daily literature journal summarizing new astrophysical research posted to astroph. Astrobites is written by graduate students for undergraduates.
Math Department Course Offerings
Academic Resource Center, the ARC supports Harvard’s students in developing reading strategies, time management skills, and metacognitive approaches to learning
Harvard Science Education Office
The AstroSoc email list(run by students) is: https://groups.google.com/g/harvard-astrosoc/about\
The Astro Undergrad list (run by department): https://groups.google.com/a/cfa.harvard.edu/g/astro_harvard_undergrad/about
Harvard Observing Project (HOP)