Our second and third year teaching spaces (for level 2 and 3 units in physics and astrophysics) are located on the top floor of 10 College Walk at our Clayton campus – the same building which houses our first year teaching space, PACE, on the ground floor.
There is a classroom dedicated to computational work, a tutorial space, laboratory spaces, and a shared second and third year student lounge.
Browse the slideshow to see the rooms.
Computer laboratory
Second and third year students develop a range of computational skills through a wide variety of activities – from the analysis of astronomical images to modelling the behaviour of objects from atoms to stars.
Tutorial room
Tutorials for second and third year classes are run in this classroom.
Second year physics laboratories
The experimental spaces for second year physics comprise a main laboratory (shown in photo), optics laboratories (for experiments requiring a dark space), and the X-Ray facility shared with third year.
Second and third year lounge
The lounge has a range of seating options and desk space, computers (or power points for your own computer) and walls covered in white boards – it's a great place to study!
Third year physics laboratories
The experimental spaces for third year physics comprise a main laboratory (shown in photo), optics laboratories (for experiments requiring a dark space), a dark-room (for developing holographic images), and the X-Ray facility shared with second year.
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