How many bachelors programmes in Physics & Astronomy does USA have?

USA has 420 verified bachelors programmes in Physics & Astronomy across 209 universities in our catalogue, each one found on and linked to the university's official website.

Can I study Physics & Astronomy in USA in English?

Yes. All 420 are taught in English, per the language each university publishes. Programmes with no published language are not counted, so the true number can be higher.

Which universities in USA offer bachelors programmes in Physics & Astronomy?

Ranked by standing, the list starts with Columbia University, University of Pennsylvania, Johns Hopkins University, with 206 more universities offering this combination.

What does studying in USA cost?

Tuition (typical range): US$20,000 to 60,000/year (2026). Proof of funds: Bank/sponsor evidence covering 1 year of the I-20 cost of attendance. The full admission, cost and visa picture is in our Study in USA guide.

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Bachelors in Physics & Astronomy in USA

420 bachelors programmes in Physics & Astronomy at 209 universities in USA, found on official university websites and verified there. All 420 are taught in English, per the language each university publishes. Each programme below links to the university's own page for it: no agency rewrites, no commissions, no sponsored placement.

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Showing the top 40 of 209 universities, ranked by standing and programme count. The full list is searchable with a free account.

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