This degree provides a solid background in the sciences, often with a focus in biology, chemistry, physics and mathematics. In addition, PNW offers specialized concentrations in Environmental Science and Forensic Science to prepare students for these multi-disciplinary careers.
A bachelor?s degree in physical sciences is usually an excellent preparation for teaching, work as a lab technician, or graduate studies. For those who are interested in teaching, the secondary education concentration is most appropriate. The secondary education track will enable future educators to gain solid training and education in the areas of chemistry and physics. Graduates can also obtain jobs as lab technicians, conservationists, forestry technicians, wildlife management and other science-related work.
Why choose Purdue Northwest?
Students at Welcome WeekOur program in Physical Sciences offers the student a variety of options in the math and science classes allowing them to choose the best path to prepare for their desired career. As a student at PNW you will have the opportunity to study with faculty who are engaged in cutting edge research, including innovative problem solving. At PNW, smaller class sizes offer an opportunity for individual attention, undergraduate research opportunities, and hands-on access to modern instrumentation.?
Possible Career Choices:
- Research Lab Technician
- Climate Change Analyst
- Park Ranger
- Chemical technician
- Chemistry and Physics Teacher
- Astronomer
- Ecologist
- Geochemist
- Occupational Health and Safety Specialist
- Forensic Science Technicial
- Environmental Science Technician
- Film and Video Editor
- Nuclear Power Reactor Operator
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