Physical Science, Bachelor of Science

St. John's University

The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Physical Science at St. John's University is an interdisciplinary major that can provide training of physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics and engineering. It is a desirable path for pre-engineering, pre-medical and other health or engineering related professions. Physical science is often taken as a double major along with a major in Biology. The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Physical Science at St. John's University is an interdisciplinary major that can provide training of physics, chemistry, biology, mathematics and engineering. It is a desirable path for pre-engineering, pre-medical and other health or engineering related professions. Physical science is often taken as a double major along with a major in Biology. The Physical Science program at St. John's University offers three interdisciplinary program tracks, offering students rigorous academic training in various fields in engineering and the sciences. The Mechatronics track will prepare students with courses focused on the electrical, mechanical and computer engineering as well as robotics. The Engineering Physics track will prepare students with engineering-oriented courses to pursue future careers in either civil, mechanical, electrical or chemical engineering. The Biophysics track will prepare students with biology, physics and chemistry courses for a future career in health or medicine related industry. Each of these tracks will prepare students for graduate school, train students for positions in industry, and provide numerous career opportunities with strong technological qualifications. Through the Physical Science program at St. John's, students will gain the scientific, technological, analytical, and communication skills for future success.

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