Divisional spotlight: Physical and Mathematical Sciences

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By:
Alan Flurry

Much like the five element families of the Periodic Table, the Franklin College is also comprised of five divisions that characterize the properties, behavior, and reactions among and between the many academic disciplines that drive innovation and creativity at the University of Georgia.  We continue to welcome 2024 by highlighting the divisional nature of our organizational structure and the academic units contained in each division.

Today we highlight the PHYSICAL AND MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES:

Providing a framework for the comprehensive study of the physical world and the chemistry of nature to academic disciplines primarily concerned with numerical methods, the Division of the Physical & Mathematical Sciences comprises six departments offering BS, MS, and PhD degree programs.

DEPARTMENTS:

Chemistry | Computer Science | Geology | Mathematics | Physics and Astronomy | Statistics

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