About the Program
The Department of Applied Science primarily focuses on graduate education but has been increasing its number of undergraduate courses and programs. Applied science courses are beneficial in studying physics, mathematics, chemistry, computer science, data science, neuroscience and biology. You will learn from faculty members with expertise in high-demand areas such as biophysical chemistry, computational biology, neuroscience, robotics, laser spectroscopy, geospatial analysis, imaging and more.
Applied Learning
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Courses
Learn about Predictability (APSC 210), Mechanics of Materials (APSC 301), and Biomedical Materials and Devices (APSC 427).*
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Research
Collaborate with faculty from the Jefferson Lab, the Virginia Institute of Marine Science (VIMS) and NASA Langley.
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Student Organizations
Join the Robotics Club, Astronomy Club, Data Science Society, Neural Network: Women in Neuromedicine and oSTEM.
Outcomes
School of Computing, Data Sciences & Physics
The School of Computing, Data Sciences & Physics expands the university's ability to prepare students to thrive in a data-rich world. It will bring together four of the university's high-performing units: Applied Science, Computer Science, Data Science and Physics. These will move into the new school in the fall of 2025.
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Department of Applied Science
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Courses Disclaimer
*Courses listed are examples. Course availability changes each semester.
