Physical Sciences (Common Entry)

This four-year, full-time program provides a flexible and dynamic foundation in both Chemistry and Physics, allowing you to explore your scientific interests before specializing in your chosen field.

Develop a Strong Scientific Foundation: Gain a comprehensive understanding of core scientific principles in Physics and Chemistry through a common first semester. Solidify your knowledge in areas like mathematics, biology, and computing, establishing a well-rounded scientific skillset.

Specialize in Your Area of Interest: In the second semester of your first year, you’ll choose your preferred specialization: Chemistry or Physics. The remaining years of the program will focus on in-depth studies in your chosen field, allowing you to develop advanced knowledge and practical laboratory skills.

Chemistry Specialization: Delve into the fascinating world of chemical reactions, molecular structures, material properties, and their applications in various industries. The program emphasizes laboratory-based learning, equipping you with practical skills in analytical chemistry, organic synthesis, and instrumental analysis.

Physics Specialization: Explore the fundamental laws of the universe, from mechanics and electromagnetism to quantum mechanics and relativity. Develop strong analytical and problem-solving abilities through engaging coursework and laboratory experiments in areas like mechanics, optics, electronics, and computational physics.

Project-Based Learning: Refine your practical skills and problem-solving abilities through engaging science projects throughout the program. Work on real-world science challenges, gaining valuable research experience and the ability to apply your scientific knowledge to solve complex problems.

Graduates emerge as versatile science professionals prepared for diverse careers in various fields, depending on their chosen specialization:

Chemistry Specialization Careers:

• Analytical Chemist
• Chemical Engineer
• Forensic Scientist
• Materials Scientist
• Pharmaceutical Scientist
• Research Scientist (Chemical Industry)
• Secondary Science Teacher (with additional qualifications)

Physics Specialization Careers:

• Astronomer
• Medical Physicist
• Meteorologist
• Nuclear Engineer
• Radiation Therapist
• Research Scientist (Physics Research Institutions)
• Secondary Science Teacher (with additional qualifications)