About the Course – Physics

Physics is an absolutely universal science. It makes use of experiments, observations and theories to give an explanation for the world round us and all that we perceive. Physicists contribute in finding solutions to challenges facing our world. They boost instruments for environmental monitoring, computer models for climate change prediction, and develop solar and renewable energy systems. Physicists are also attempting to tackle the world’s ever-increasing desire for facts and statistics processing by undertaking research into quantum computers, nanotechnology, lasers and photonics.
Physics will help you think critically about the world and how it works through studying matter and energy, and their interactions. At a quintessential level, biology, chemistry, engineering, medicine and even finance can all be defined by using physics. Physics can explain biology, chemistry, engineering, medicine – nearly everything in nature.
The options available for you to specialize are mechanics, electromagnetism, lasers and optics, medical physics, computational physics, nuclear and radiation physics, astronomy and astrophysics, thermodynamics, quantum mechanics and relativity. 

Career Prospect

This program will equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to work as a scientist, with a wide range of career options including education, astronomy, climatology, research and science outreach, and with potential employers including government, university, or industry. As a physics graduate, you will have a wide range of career opportunities. You could conduct research in universities or industry, end up becoming a high-level analyst or educator, or practice your problem-solving abilities in the world of business. Physics graduates work in next-generation computing, nanoscience, artificial intelligence, medical science, the financial sector, as well as huge data and technology companies, such as Google and Spotify. Many have discovered employment in corporations such as Telstra, BHP Billiton, Canon, and research organizations such as CSIRO, DSTO and NASA. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics or Engineering Physics, you can pursue careers in research and development, science, engineering, education, medicine, law, business, and the military. You will have internship opportunities available to prepare for the career of your choice.This program will equip you with the skills and knowledge needed to work as a scientist, with a wide range of career options including education, astronomy, climatology, research and science outreach, and with potential employers including government, university, or industry. As a physics graduate, you will have a wide range of career opportunities. You could conduct research in universities or industry, end up becoming a high-level analyst or educator, or practice your problem-solving abilities in the world of business. Physics graduates work in next-generation computing, nanoscience, artificial intelligence, medical science, the financial sector, as well as huge data and technology companies, such as Google and Spotify. Many have discovered employment in corporations such as Telstra, BHP Billiton, Canon, and research organizations such as CSIRO, DSTO and NASA. With a Bachelor of Science degree in Physics or Engineering Physics, you can pursue careers in research and development, science, engineering, education, medicine, law, business, and the military. You will have internship opportunities available to prepare for the career of your choice.

Common job titles for physics and engineering physics degree recipients include:

● Accelerator Operator
● Applications Engineer
● Data Analyst
● Design Engineer
● High School Physics Teacher
● IT Consultant
● Lab Technician
● Laser Engineer
● Optical Engineer
● Research Associate
● Software Developer
● Systems Analyst
● Technical Specialist
● Web Developer

Employment Opportunity

Employers of physics graduates include educational institutions, colleges and colleges, government research organizations, the Armed Forces and industry. Industries hiring physicists are varied and include:Employers of physics graduates include educational institutions, colleges and colleges, government research organizations, the Armed Forces and industry. Industries hiring physicists are varied and include:

● aerospace and defence
● education
● energy and renewable energy
● engineering
● health and medicine
● instrumentation
● manufacturing
● meteorology and climate change
● nanotechnology
● oil and gas
● science and telecommunications.

Outside of science, you can also be employed in other popular areas like banking and finance, as well as the software, computing and consultancy industries. Other areas include accountancy, law and transport.

Course Available by Providers

The courses are generally provided at Diploma, Bachelor (UG), and Master (PG) levels.

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