With two specializations to choose from the Bachelor of Science degree in Physics offers an array of opportunities for students to excel with strong technical skills in preparation for a professional career. The Physics specialization provides a firm foundation of basic coursework in modern physics laboratory, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics and Kinetic Theory, Quantum Theory, undergraduate research and mathematical physics. In addition to graduate school, a trained physicist may enter the employment market as a research scientist.<br>The Engineering Physics specialization provides a firm foundation of basic coursework in modern physics laboratory, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics and Kinetic Theory, Quantum Theory, undergraduate research and mathematical physics. Those with an engineering physics background are eligible for entry-level jobs as engineers in organizations such as the Department of Defense, NASA, and the various national labs.