Bachelor of Science - Physics (Optional Co-op)

Physics is the most basic and fundamental science. Physicists attempt to understand the natural laws around the world, inside humans, and in the universe beyond. Physicists use experimental, analytical, and numerical skills to solve problems. Physicists make significant contributions in many fields. In the last century, physicists have received several Nobel prizes in chemistry, biology and economics.

Those who have a natural curiosity for investigating how things work and are good at math would enjoy physics as a major. Students considering majoring in physics should have strong science and math backgrounds.