The successful physics student must possess strong skills in mathematics, analytical thinking and writing, and problem solving. The student should be imaginative and welcome challenges. For greatest success, the student should function well both individually and as part of a group.
Career Possibilities:
The study of physics provides excellent training in quantitative and analytic approaches to solving problems, as well as experience with computers and laboratory equipment. Physics BA graduates are highly sought for professional programs in law, economics, medicine, neuroscience, business and teachings.
The emphasis on modeling and problem-solving skills as an intrinsic part of a physics education means that graduates of this major can and do pursue many different careers. In addition to continuing on to professional schools like law, medicine, teaching and business, opportunities of our recent graduates include:
- Science teacher
- Banking and finance
- Military officer
- Accelerator operator
- Research technician
- Computer engineer
- Software development
- Actuary
- Medical physics
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