Duration

Typically, BSc Physics is a three-year program.

COURSE CURRICULUM

• Classical Mechanics :Study of motion and forces in classical physics.
• Electromagnetism :Principles of electricity and magnetism.
• Quantum Mechanics :Introduction to the principles of quantum physics.
• Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics :Study of heat, temperature, and statistical mechanics.
• Optics :Properties and behavior of light.
• Nuclear Physics :Study of atomic and nuclear structure.
• Mathematical Physics :Application of mathematical methods in physics.
• Experimental Physics :Practical laboratory work to reinforce theoretical concepts.
• Electronics :Basics of electronic circuits and devices.
• Internship/Project Work :Some programs include hands-on research projects or internships.

CAREER OPPORTUNITIES

Research and Development

Research Scientist - Conducting experiments and contributing to scientific advancements.

Laboratory Technician - Assisting in experimental work in laboratories.

Academia

Teaching - At the school or college level. A postgraduate degree (MSc, PhD) may be required for higher education positions.

Engineering Analyst - Applying physics principles in various engineering fields.

Electronics Engineer - Working on the design and development of electronic systems.

Information Technology

Data Analyst - Analyzing and interpreting data using statistical methods.

Software Developer - Utilizing analytical and problem-solving skills in software development.

Medical Physics

Medical Physicist - Ensuring the safe and effective use of radiation in medical procedures

Astronomy and Astrophysics

Astronomer - Studying celestial bodies and phenomena.

Astrophysicist - Investigating the physical properties of celestial objects.

Environmental Science

Environmental Scientist - Analyzing and interpreting environmental data.

Government Jobs

Scientific Officer - In government research institutions or laboratories.

Defence Services - Opportunities in defense-related research and development.

Energy Sector

Energy Analyst - Analyzing and optimizing energy systems.

Renewable Energy Specialist - Focusing on sustainable energy solutions.

Telecommunications

Telecommunications Engineer - Designing and maintaining telecommunications systems.

Material Science

Materials Scientist - Studying the properties and applications of materials.

Finance and Banking

Quantitative Analyst - Applying mathematical and statistical models to financial markets.

Space Research Organizations

Space Scientist - Contributing to space exploration and research.

Technical Writing and Science Journalism

Science Writer/Journalist - Communicating scientific concepts to the public.

Entrepreneurship

Startups - Establishing ventures related to technology or physics applications.