Physics at MSU Denver
Physicists study everything from the stars in the sky to the atomic particles in the atmosphere. Although it may seem complicated, physics – alongside its complementary math and philosophy – is the foundation of all sciences. Physicists who apply their expertise with biology, chemistry or astronomy can help cure disease, fight climate change and understand the evolution of our universe. Physicists develop new technology and help improve obsolete technology. Studying nature and how it works is crucial to improving humanity. Here in the department of Physics at MSU Denver, you will develop the tools to do just that as a part of your Physics degree.
The Department of Physics offers a Bachelor of Science degree, a Bachelor of Arts degree, and a Minor in Physics. We also offer a Bachelor of Arts with Secondary Licensure for future STEM teachers. As a Physics major, you will develop important skills such as the ability to think critically and objectively. Physicists are known for their ability to solve novel problems. The advanced mathematical skills you will learn as a Physics major will serve you well not only in scientific workplaces such as laboratories and academic settings, but also more applied fields such as computer programming, engineering and so much more. Our graduates thrive in whichever career path they follow, even those paths aren’t in a traditional scientific field.
There are plenty of ways to change the world for the better, but almost none of them can be implemented without an understanding of Physics. The opportunity to use knowledge in practical applications is what motivates physicists around the world. If you aspire to pursue an exciting degree in a field that will challenge and inspire you throughout your career, become a Physics major today and the Department of Physics at MSU Denver will help you pave the way.
