Bachelor of Science - Physics

The physics students excel at problem-solving, mathematical reasoning, programming, organizing and interpreting data, observation, communication and laboratory skills. All of these qualities are in great demand by employers. 

Students will learn in well-equipped facilities, taught by experienced and approachable professors dedicated to giving them one-on-one attention and hands-on experience.

Students will have many opportunities to engage in a variety of research activities and to work side by side with faculty members.

The goal of physics is to understand how nature behaves, from the smallest subatomic particle to the entire universe, making it the most fundamental natural science. Students will study electricity and magnetism, electronics, mechanics, optics, quantum phenomena, concepts of relativity, thermodynamics, waves, computational methods and related laboratory activities.

This program prepare students to enter graduate programs in physics or to find employment in a broad range of settings, including academia, industry or research science.