Credential directory
Degrees, certificates, licences, apprenticeships and micro-credentials — with the provider, the occupations each leads to, and the Credential Transparency Identifier where one is published. Or browse a state or partner library.
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
Westmont College
Physicists seek a fundamental understanding of the physical universe, and the skills gained in studying physics apply to research and to several applied disciplines. The major includes courses in mathematics, computer science, and physics, with the B.A. track offering greater flexibility for student …more
- CA
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
Centenary College of Louisiana
Physics (B.A.) is a bachelor's degree program offered at Centenary College of Louisiana.
- LA
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
University of St Thomas (MN)
The Bachelor of Arts in physics offers a foundation in physics with greater flexibility to combine it with other academic interests.
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
Bethel University (MN)
A liberal arts physics major offered by the Department of Physics and Engineering.
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
Augsburg University
The Bachelor of Arts major in physics providing a liberal-arts-based foundation in the discipline.
- MN
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
High Point University
Offered by the Department of Physics in the Wanek School of Natural Sciences.
- NC
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
Hobart William Smith Colleges
The physics curriculum introduces students to the discipline's principal subfields - electromagnetism, mechanics, thermal physics, and quantum mechanics - and provides extensive training in mathematical and analytical methods. The study of physics provides a strong background for careers in physics, …more
- NY
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
Wittenberg University
Physics students study the natural world from the largest to the smallest scales, and from the fundamental to the immediately practical. Through active engagement and collaborative student-faculty research, the department prepares students to be explorers of new frontiers and creative problem solver …more
- OH
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
Lehigh University
The B.A. with a major in physics covers the basic laws of mechanics, heat and thermodynamics, electricity and magnetism, optics, relativity, quantum mechanics, and elementary particles, together with laboratory skills. It allows more coursework outside the major than the B.S. program.
- PA
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
Susquehanna University
Susquehanna offers both Bachelor of Arts and Bachelor of Science programs in physics. The Bachelor of Arts degree requires 36 semester hours in physics, 16 semester hours in mathematics and 8 additional hours in related sciences, all with grades of C- or better. The Bachelor of Arts is a good choice …more
- PA
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.A.)
Lycoming College
The B.A. degree in physics requires courses in physics, chemistry, and mathematics. This major prepares students for careers in education, engineering, and other technical positions in government and industry.
- PA
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.S.)
Rice University
Bachelor of Science program with a major in Physics at Rice University.
- TX
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.S.)
Southwestern University
Physics is the study of the fundamental principles and laws that govern the physical universe. The scope of physics is broad and can be understood at many different levels. The Physics Department serves students planning careers in or related to physics, in engineering, in other science fields, and …more
- TX
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.S.)
Samford University
The Bachelor of Science in Physics provides a rigorous core of classical and modern physics concepts, supported by strong lab experience and cutting-edge technology.
- AL
Bachelor's Degree
Physics (B.S.)
University of Iowa
The department offers a wide range of upper-level electives and students are encouraged to explore different research areas. All students are strongly encouraged to get involved with research. Students who earn a BS in physics may not earn a BS in applied physics or a BA in physics.
- IA