Discover the fundamental principles of physics, scientific problem-solving skills, and the ability to analyze and interpret data to develop a valuable framework for understanding the natural world. The minor consists of 19 credit hours.

Earn your undergraduate and graduate degrees in physics in just five years (depending on your course load). Prepare to become an in-demand professional with skills in applied science and engineering.

Develop a crucial understanding of the world around us through the study of the fundamental laws governing matter and energy. Position yourself with the knowledge to innovate and contribute to a variety of fields that impact every aspect of our way of life.

Learn to solve quantitative problems involving complex data sets, conduct experiments, analyze data and develop theories to contribute to the vast discipline of physics. Prepare for graduate programs in science and engineering, or for a career in technical professions such as research and development (R&D), science, engineering, medicine, education, law and more.

Develop your skills through hands-on research and experiential learning, engaging in cutting-edge research projects in fields like surface physics, high-resolution imaging, computational biophysics and applied physics, to prepare for a successful career in academia, industry and beyond.