Program Overview
The Bachelor of Science in Physics is a three-year undergraduate program that provides a comprehensive foundation in physics concepts. It develops analytical, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills, preparing students for careers in physics and related fields. The program offers specialization modules in areas such as condensed matter physics, particles, fields, and quanta, and alternative modules from other majors. Graduates can pursue careers in academia, research, engineering, industry, and education.
Program Outline
Degree Overview:
Bachelor of Science in Physics
This three-year undergraduate program provides a solid and flexible foundation for careers in diverse fields, from basic research in academia to engineering in industry or in the educational sector.
Objectives:
- Provide a comprehensive understanding of the fundamental concepts of physics
- Develop analytical, problem-solving, and critical thinking skills
- Prepare students for careers in physics and related fields
Outline:
Year 1
- Classical Physics (7.5 CP)
- Modern Physics (7.5 CP)
- CHOICE Module: Applied Mathematics (7.5 CP) or Introduction to Robotics and Intelligent Systems (7.5 CP)
Year 2
- Analytical Mechanics (5 CP)
- Electrodynamics (5 CP)
- Quantum Mechanics (5 CP)
- Statistical Physics (5 CP)
- Advanced Physics Lab I (5 CP)
- Advanced Physics Lab II (5 CP)
- Computational Physics (5 CP) or Renewable Energy (5 CP) or Advanced Physics Lab III (5 CP)
Year 3
- Specialization modules (10 or 15 CP recommended):
- Condensed Matter Physics (5 CP)
- Particles, Fields and Quanta (5 CP)
- Biophysics (2.5 CP)
- Atoms and Molecules (2.5 CP)
- Nanotechnology (2.5 CP)
- Advanced Optics (2.5 CP)
- Alternative specialization modules from other majors:
- Foundations of Mathematical Physics (5 CP)
- Electronics (5 CP)
- Physical Chemistry (5 CP)
- Internship / Start-up and career skills module (15 CP)
Assessment:
The assessment methods used in the program include:
- Exams (written and oral)
- Projects
- Presentations
- Lab reports
- Participation in class
Teaching:
The program is taught by a team of experienced faculty members who are actively engaged in research. The teaching methods include:
- Lectures
- Tutorials
- Lab sessions
- Problem-solving sessions
- Research projects
Careers:
Graduates of the program can pursue careers in a wide range of fields, including:
- Academia
- Research
- Engineering
- Industry
- Education
