Physics Minor
Minor in Physics: The Physics Minor is a rigorous and enriching program that pairs well with any major, giving students a solid foundation in essential physics concepts. It's designed for students who are passionate about physics and want to deepen their understanding. With this minor, students can enhance their main area of study by developing strong analytical and problem-solving abilities—a key part of physics. This minor is also valuable for those looking to stand out in a job market that values versatility and interdisciplinary knowledge.
Minor Requirements* (18 credits)
A minor in Physics consists of 18 credit hours in physics courses, which must include the following:
| Code | Course | Credit |
| PHYS152 | General Physics: Electricity & Magnetism | 4 |
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PHYS151 |
General Physics: Mechanics | 4 |
| PHYS200 | General Physics: Modern Physics | 4 |
| PHYS xxx |
Additional six (6) credit hours of physics courses numbered 200 or higher to complete a minimum of 18 credit hours. |