The curriculum is designed to prepare students for a diverse range of career options: graduate study in physics or astronomy, graduate study in physical sciences, graduate study in engineering, graduate study in physics/science education, industrial physics positions, or positions in science-related business fields. Opportunities for student research and internships in the science-related industry are also available.
The study of physics and engineering requires a strong mathematics background, and the completion of the courses required for engineering physics degree guarantees the completion of a mathematics minor as well. (If you are majoring in Physical Science Grades 6-12, you will only be one course short of a mathematics minor). Computers are also of great importance to physics, and our majors are advised to take courses in computer programming languages, especially PYPHON, C, MATLAB, and FORTRAN.
For additional details on degree requirements, please refer to the McMurry University course catalog .