COURSE CURRICULUM

The BSc Physics curriculum spans four years and includes core courses in calculus, linear algebra, classical mechanics, electricity and magnetism, quantum physics, statistical mechanics, and optics. First-year studies focus on introductory physics, mathematics, and chemistry. In subsequent years, students delve into advanced topics such as solid-state physics, nuclear physics, and particle physics. Laboratory components emphasize experimental techniques, data analysis, and instrumentation. Electives allow specialization in areas like medical physics or environmental physics. The program culminates in a potential honours research project or thesis, where students conduct independent research under faculty supervision. Computational physics courses integrate programming and simulation tools. Interdisciplinary options include courses from mathematics, engineering, or computer science departments.