Physics - Duquesne University

Physics from Duquesne University is a Campus Bachelor Physics degree that prepares you for a Science career. Duquesne's undergraduate physics programs offer a top quality curriculum with the flexibility to optimally serve the spectrum of students interested in diverse career paths. In addition to a solid preparation in the fundamental areas of physics, our curriculum offers a selection of unconventional electives specifically designed to bring the leading edge of the field into the classroom. Students in the physics programs at Duquesne enjoy the many benefits of a small student-to-faculty ratio: student-centered instruction, close mentoring by faculty, hands-on learning, participation in ongoing research of the Department and attention to individual needs and interests. Our faculty members are dedicated teachers and scholars with active research interests spanning a broad spectrum of physics, from quantum information and science of materials to cosmology. REQUIREMENTS FOR THE MAJOR Two degree options exist for students majoring in physics: the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) and the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.). The B.S. program, with two credit hours of research and a minimum of 39 to 45 credit hours of physics coursework depending on the track, is recommended for students interested in pursuing employment in science and technology businesses or advanced degrees in physics, astronomy, chemistry, engineering and secondary education. The B.A., with a minimum of 32 credit hours of physics coursework, is suitable for students with a broader range of interests, particularly those planning to seek professional degrees in law, medical or dental school. A grade of C or better in all physics courses is required for graduation in the major. View more details on Duquesne University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Physics courses.