Bachelor's Degree in Physics

• Mechanics and Relativity
• Electricity and Magnetism
• Chemistry for Physicists
•  Waves and Optics
• Calculus I
• Calculus II
• Algebra I
• Algebra II
• Science Topics Today
• Introduction to Experimental Physics

• Structure of Matter and Thermodynamics
•  Numerical Methods I
• Classical Mechanics
• Electromagnetism
• Mechanics Laboratory
• Electromagnetics Laboratory
• Differential Equations
• Multivariable Calculus
• Complex Variable Analysis 

• Quantum Physics I
• Quantum Physics II
• Optics
• Thermodynamics and Statistical Mechanics
• Thermodynamics Laboratory
• Optics Laboratory
• Numerical Methods II

• Bachelor's Degree Final Project

• Introduction to Astrophysics / 5
• Introduction to Materials Science / 5
• Introduction to Photonics / 5
• Introduction to Biophysics / 5
• Advanced Mathematical Methods / 5
• Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics / 5

You must enrol in 48 credits:

General block

• Quantum Mechanics / 6
• Theoretical Mechanics and Non-linear Systems / 6 
• Electrodynamics and Synchrotron Radiation / 6 
• Statistical Physics / 6 
• Solid State Physics / 6 
• Advanced Laboratory / 6 

Fundamental block

• Advanced Quantum Mechanics / 6 
• Fluids and Superfluids / 6 
• Quantum Optics / 6 
• General Relativity and Cosmology / 6 
• Quantum Information / 6 
• High Energy Physics / 6 

Applications block

• Applied Optics / 6
• ?Nanomaterial Physics / 6
• Environmental Physics / 6
• Radiations Physics / 6
• Electronics / 6
• Accelerator Physics / 6
• Hospital Physics / 6

Transversal block

• History of Physics / 6  / / Work Placement (12 credits) 
• Work Placement / 12

• 6 credits from the general block
• 24 credits from the fundamental block

• 6 credits from the general block
• 24 credits from the applications block