BSc in Astrophysics in Cambridge United States | Harvard University

The Astrophysics Concentration and Secondary Field in Astrophysics provide intimate class settings, boasting the best faculty-to-student ratio among physical science departments, along with chances to visit distant observatories. Many students opt for a combined concentration with Physics or Earth & Planetary Sciences. Situated at 60 Garden Street across from the Radcliffe Quadrangle, the Harvard & Smithsonian Center for Astrophysics stands as a premier global hub for astrophysics research, employing more than 350 scientists and operating advanced observatories in Arizona, Chile, Hawaii, and space. Undergraduates eager to engage in academic-year or summer research projects are invited to reach out to the Director of Undergraduate Studies to explore diverse opportunities, spanning from discovering planets around neighboring stars to unraveling the mysteries of the Big Bang and the expanding cosmos.