The Oxford University Physics Society (PhysSoc) is a student society that exists to promote and encourage an interest in Physics in and around Oxford University. We host talks most weeks during termtime in the Physics Department, often by leading experts and also hold social events which are a great opportunity to get to know others with an interest in all things Physics.
Life membership costs just £10 which gives free entry to all of our talks and discounted entry to social events. What kind of talks do we host? We’ve had talks by Sir Roger Penrose, Dame Jocelyn Bell Burnell, and President of the CERN Council Agnieszka Zalewska, to name but a few. Check out our online termcard for the talks organised this term. If you have any suggestions for speakers, feel free to drop us an email.
Want to get in touch or download our constitution? Then go here.
Sweet! How do I join?
Joining couldn’t be easier. Fill in the memberhsip sign-up form with a screenshot of £10 payment to the society bank account, and you’re one of the team! If you’d prefer cash, simply come along to one of our talks and tell our treasurer that you want to join. They will be standing by the door with the societies cashbox, so you can’t miss them! Talks are held in the Martin Wood Lecture Theatre of the Clarendon Building of the Physics Department for Oxford University, which is on Parks Road (see map).
Can you add me to your mailing list?
Follow the instruction below and you will be added to the list of recipients for our weekly newsletter full of physics humour and updates on PhysSoc events.
Anyone can add themselves to the list – just fill the form below:
We look forward to seeing you!
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