Bachelor's Degree in Physics

Ability to resolve problems and formulate them in precise terms; identify key points and apply different strategies; carry out academic projects independently with the help of bibliographies and databases. Learn to communicate orally, in writing and using ICTs in a clear and precise way; develop analytical capacity, a correct usage of technical language and the ability to construct logical arguments.

Other skills include: the ability to work autonomously with initiative and in an organised manner, to plan and carry out a task or group project, interact with peers and share responsibilities.

Understand the fundamentals of the main areas in Physics and know how to apply them to specific areas such as nuclear physics, atomic structures, photonics, biophysics, etc. Understand the developments being carried out in the frontiers of physics, formulate problems and use mathematics to describe the physical world, construct adequate models, interpret mathematical results and critically compare them with experimentation and observation.