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The concentration in Biomedical Physics is of value to students interested in pursing careers related to the medical profession or biological physics.
BS Physical Sciences Degree Learning Outcomes (DLO):
Acquisition of Knowledge
Students will demonstrate the knowledge and skills necessary for the physical sciences related to their majors.
Application of Knowledge and Critical Thinking
Students will develop a scientific habit of mind, which includes integration of knowledge to (i) devise experiments and create models, accounting for applicable protocols, (ii) identify, define, and solve problems, (iii) form arguments and display motivation for scientific investigations, and (iv) analyze data and draw conclusions.
Communication
Students will demonstrate the ability to communicate scientific information clearly and effectively to both scientific and non-scientific audiences through various formats, including written reports, oral/poster presentations, and informal and formal discussions and reviews.
Community
Students will demonstrate the ability to work effectively in teams, act as socially responsible professionals aware of science’s societal impacts, communicate them to diverse audiences, and engage in civic activities like outreach.
Scientific Ethics
Students will demonstrate ethical behavior in all aspects of scientific practice, including responsible data management, avoidance of misconduct, and adherence to professional codes of conduct.
Student Learning Outcome for the Major concentration (SLO):
Upon completion of this degree, students will:
- be able to meet entrance prerequisites for medical school, medical physics, or preparation for the study of biophysics.
Program Delivery:
- This program is available on-campus
Declaring this Major:
General Requirements:
To earn the B.S. in Physical Science with a major in Physics with a concentration in Biomedical Physics, you must fulfill the following requirements in addition to the General Requirements noted above:
