The BS program in Physics at RIT offers a broad curriculum which prepares students for employment in research, industry, and teaching after graduation, as well as for graduate study in physics and related areas. The structured core curriculum provides a broad and solid foundation in experimental, computational, and theoretical physics, with an emphasis on laboratory training and the development of analytical and problem-solving skills. The curriculum is also sufficiently flexible so that the student can plan a minor or course sequence in such areas as astronomy, optics, materials science, mathematics, biological or chemical sciences, engineering, computer science, or business.

Sincerely,
Dr. Michael Kotlarchyk
Professor of Physics and Department Head