The objective of our Undergraduate Physics programs is to graduate students with appropriate knowledge and competence in the core pillars of physics:

• Mechanics
• Quantum
• Electromagnetism
• Thermal
• Practical

and their applications in areas such as Biological Physics.

Our students should be able to

• construct mathematical models of physical systems
• solve the models analytically or computationally
• make physical measurements of the systems
• compare the measurements with the expectations
• communicate the results, both verbally and in writing
• improve and iterate

and to apply these skills to both fundamental and applied problems.