PHYBS - Physics - Bachelor of Science
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Description The Illinois State University Biophysics program applies physics, chemistry, and biological principles along with mathematical modeling and computational methods to study the dynamics of life. It is an interdisciplinary program that gives the students professional skills to pursue professional careers in bioengineering, medical engineering, biology, environmental science, medicine, and related fields.
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Description Computational physicists use powerful computers to solve complex programs that once seemed impossible. Professionals are valuable in both research and industry. They have a broad knowledge of physics, computer science, math, and theory. They use their expertise to explore and model physical phenomena, like quarks, black holes, and weather.
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Description Feed your passion for science and technology. Engineering Physics at Illinois State blends a variety of subjects to find solutions for the world’s complex and technological problems. You’ll get a solid foundation in physics while taking specialized courses in engineering. This makes you valuable for STEM careers or graduate school.
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Description High achieving students with a cumulative GPA of 3.20 or higher and a GPA of 3.5 or higher in the major may apply to the accelerated sequence one year before completion of their undergraduate degree. This sequence allows students to take up to 12 hours of approved graduate courses that will count for both the undergraduate and graduate programs in Physics.
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Description Explore the mysteries of the universe. From galaxies to particles, physicists study the world around us and beyond to explain how things work and exist. The Physics major at Illinois State is broad. You’ll get a diverse curriculum that covers a variety of topics, including: Motion, Electromagnetism, Quantum Physics, Thermodynamics, Materials Physics, Statistical Mechanics, and Relativity. You’ll also focus on theoretical and experimental physics, computational physics, and mathematics.
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Description Share your passion for physics with the next generation. This degree prepares you to teach physics at the high school level. Teaching physics is a rewarding experience. You'll spend your day explaining the marvels of the universe to motivated students. Our program follows a broad-field preparation model. After earning the degree, you'll have a specialization in physics. You'll also be able to teach all introductory science courses for high school.
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