Bachelor of Science in Physics

1. A thorough knowledge of the basic fields of physics, including mechanics, optics, relativity, electricity and magnetism, classical and quantum mechanics.
2. A thorough knowledge of mathematics to facilitate the manipulation and description of physical problems.
3. The ability to use this knowledge to assess and solve real physics problems.
4. Demonstrate the ability to present clear and logical arguments.
5. Develop efficient analytical thinking skills.
6. Write and speak using professional norms.
7. Organize and carry out long and complex physics problems and suggest reasonable solutions.
8. Use basic laboratory data analysis techniques to represent data graphically and to assess it statistically by treating errors and uncertainties.
9. Apply scientific and technical knowledge and skills to other disciplines and areas of study.
10. Become aware of the impact of physics in social, economic, and environmental issues.
11. Gain the motivation for life-long learning and research.

SAT minimum 870 (950 preferred), English proficiency (TOEFL 527 paper-based or 71 internet-based or IELTS 6.0), high school diploma with good grades.

• Core Physics Courses: These courses establish a thorough understanding of basic physics principles. They are designed to provide students with fundamental scientific and technical skills.
• Advanced Topics: The curriculum covers advanced topics such as electrodynamics, quantum mechanics, classical and quantum mechanics, optics, and relativity.
• Mathematics: A strong background in mathematics is a prerequisite and is integrated into the physics curriculum to facilitate problem-solving.