Undergraduate
As a physics major, you'll gain a fundamental understanding of the main areas of physics and prepare for jobs that use physics-based technologies.
We have service-learning offerings, active undergraduate research opportunities, a Bachelor of Science degree with the opportunity to double-major in engineering, a physics minor and an accelerated B.S. to M.Ed. program.
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B.S. in Physics
The curriculum in physics prepares students for technical careers in physics or an allied area, for careers in engineering and for the teaching of physics in secondary schools. The curriculum also prepares students for graduate studies in physics or a related area.
Accelerated B.S. to M.S.
Students who are enrolled in the Bachelor of Science in physics program may earn up to six hours of graduate credit towards the Master of Science in physics and applied physics degree.
Interdisciplinary Degrees
Combine the B.S. in physics with courses from the School of Education or the School of Engineering.
Minor in Physics
With 20 credits of coursework, students can earn a minor in physics.
Scholarships and Awards
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Tutoring
We offer tutoring free of charge to all students in our introductory courses, regardless of major.
Courses
Explore the courses you'll take as an undergraduate physics student.
Undergraduate Research
Whether you're interested in earning course credit or exploring informal mentorships with our faculty, opportunities for research abound.