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The Bachelor of Science in Physics program equips students for professional roles as physicists across various sectors, including industry, government, and academia, while also providing a foundation for graduate studies in physics, engineering, or materials science. Those pursuing teaching careers should reach out to the School of Education and Human Development for certification guidance.
This (B.S.) Physics degree opens doors to opportunities in research, industrial settings, government agencies, and advanced academic pursuits. Students have the chance to collaborate with faculty in cutting-edge research laboratories, with some presenting findings at national conferences or publishing in scholarly journals. The department boasts numerous well-equipped labs featuring modern instrumentation.
Career Paths Include:
Mining and Geological Engineers (including Safety Specialists), Petroleum Engineers, Astronomers
Atmospheric and Space Scientists, Geoscientists (excluding Hydrologists and Geographers), Hydrologists, Geophysical Data Technicians
Postsecondary Physics Educators