Each student majoring in physics is required to follow the physics curriculum leading to the bachelor of science degree in physics.

For students interested in interdisciplinary fields involving physics, it is suggested that the physics curriculum be followed with all electives taken in the other field of interest. Some interdisciplinary fields are listed with the appropriate elective field in the paranthesis: astrophysics (astronomy), geophysics (geology), materials science (chemistry and engineering), biophysics (microbiology), mathematical physics (mathematics), solid state (chemistry and engineering).

Laser/Optics Concentration:
A laser/optics concentration is designed to provide students with more specific studies in the area of lasers and optics. Technical electives in the third and fourth years of study are to be taken from the courses such as physical optics, geometric optics, lasers, modern optics, and Fourier optics Laboratory courses which emphasize hands-on learning through experimentation with modern optical equipment.