More than 35 grad programs from across the physical sciences typically join the grad fair at the Physics & Astronomy Congress to interact with the largest group of undergrads in the US! Key timeframes are set aside each day during the Congress to dedicate to the Career Expo & Grad Fair, allowing focused sessions for connecting students and schools. For Grad Programs: Explore what the grad fair has to offer by viewing grad fair table options below!

We are bringing back the Chapter Showcase event at the 2025 Physics & Astronomy Congress! This event will take place on Saturday, November 1st, from 7:30-9:00 PM. Each chapter has its own unique culture, and the purpose of this session is to share that with the larger community. The Chapter Showcase event is comprised of various opportunities to highlight your chapter and will include chapters having a table to show of what makes them unique, a sticker exchange, a t-shirt competition, and more.

The Career Expo connects the next generation of STEM talent with leading employers in a variety of industries and sectors. Physics and astronomy degree recipients possess the analytical and problem-solving skills to fill a variety of technical roles in engineering, computer programming, data science and more! Employers: Explore recruitment opportunities by viewing the Expo Guide.

Choose from 15 different workshops to attend during your two breakout sessions at the 2025 Physics & Astronomy Congress! Ranging from outreach to graduate school to career panels, there is sure to be something to interest you.

Join us on Thursday, October 30, for tours around Denver! Tours range from touring government labs, like NIST and NOAA, to a hiking tour of the Red Rocks Amphitheater, to a Lockheed Martin space campus!

Are you interested in showing off your research or science-inspired artwork? Submit to display your work of art or present a research poster at the 2025 Physics & Astronomy Congress! The Physics & Astronomy Congress Poster Presentation and Physics Phine Art Contest are a wonderful opportunity for students to show off their research and discuss their work with other physicists, both aspiring and professional.