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Students interested in studying the physical and mathematical sciences at The University of Iowa may explore the Earth, its galaxy, and outer space.
Their frame of reference may be as tiny as microscopic particles or as large as a supergiant star. And some of the most interesting parts of all physical and mathematical sciences are the intersections of one science with another.
- Chemical & Biochemical Engineering
- Chemistry
- Civil & Environmental Engineering
- Computer Science
- Electrical & Computer Engineering
- Environmental Sciences
- Geography
- Geoscience
- Industrial Engineering
- Mathematics
- Mechanical Engineering
- Physics & Astronomy
- Statistics & Actuarial Science
Why Choose Physical and Mathematical Sciences at Iowa?
Iowa’s emphasis on interdisciplinary study is particularly strong in the physical and mathematical sciences, where researchers routinely call on the expertise of fellow researchers in other sciences or engineering to add to their own findings.
Physical and mathematical science departments at Iowa are committed to providing undergraduates the tools needed to become skilled professionals who can meet the unique challenges of the 21st century.
With nationally and internationally recognized programs, faculty, facilities, resources, and research projects, Iowa is an enriching environment in which to study physical and mathematical sciences as an undergraduate.
