Physics Degree Program

Program Overview

Central Methodist University's Physics program equips students with a deep understanding of matter and its motion, preparing them for careers in physics, astronomy, and other in-demand fields. Through hands-on learning, research projects, and internships, students develop the skills necessary for success in various industries, including biotechnology, nanotechnology, aerospace, and education. The program offers both Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science degrees, as well as a minor in Physics.

Program Outline

• It prepares students to apply their knowledge of matter and its motion through time and space to their professional careers.
• Students in the Physics program participate in hands-on learning through research projects, laboratories, the Morrison Observatory, and internships.
• They gain the skills needed for in-demand professions in various fields, including physics, astronomy, biotechnology, nanotechnology, aerospace, education, and technology.

Outline:

• The Physics program covers a wide range of areas, including calculus physics, analytic geometry, scientific instrumentation, quantum mechanics, chemistry, and quantitative analysis.
• Students participate in laboratories and research projects to gain hands-on experience.
• They have access to the Morrison Observatory for astronomical observations.

Teaching:

• The Physics program utilizes a variety of teaching methods, including lectures, discussions, and laboratory work.
• Students have access to experienced faculty members who are actively engaged in research.

Careers:

• Graduates of the Physics program are prepared for careers in various fields, including physics, astronomy, biotechnology, nanotechnology, aerospace, education, and technology.
• Students can choose between a Bachelor of Arts or a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics.
• A minor in Physics is also available.
• The program offers opportunities for students to participate in research and internships.