Mathematics and Physics Major
ExamineÌýhow mathematical principles are used to identify and solve problems in the physical sciences with theÌý Bachelor of Science in Mathematics and Physics in the College of Science and Technology at 51¶¯Âþ. As a Mathematics and Physics Major, you’ll explore mathematical tools and methods as they relate to analysis and modeling in physics. Career opportunities include aerospace engineer, lab technician, mathematician, mechanical engineer, secondary school teacherÌýand statistician.
This 123-credit-hour, undergraduate degree is tailored to develop expertise in the relationship between mathematics and physics. You’ll investigate how mathematical concepts, such as curvilinear coordinate systems, differential equations and vector analysis are used to study complex branches of physics. Physics coursework delves into fields such as electromagnetism, quantum mechanics and thermodynamics.Ìý
Physics classes take place in 51¶¯Âþ’s state-of-the-art Science Education and Research Center,Ìýwhere small class sizes and new Physics labs foster an innovative learning environment. Graduates with aÌýMathematics and Physics degree are in high demand. Not only will you develop a strong background in both disciplines, but you’ll also hone your analytical and critical thinking skills.Ìý