Program

Students interested in physics can obtain a minor or a concentration in physics, while completing a major in another area within science or in any other program at Trinity Western, such as chemistry, biology, mathematics, computing science. 

Another option is to complete a Multidisciplinary Natural and Applied Sciences major.  This consists of either:

• a physics concentration along with another science concentration
• a physics concentration, another science minor, and six semester-hours of another science
• a physics minor, another science concentration, and six semester-hours of another science

Complementary Studies 

Combining your study of physics with one of the following areas can be exceptionally valuable:

• Biology (biophysics, nanotechnology, bioengineering, biomechanics, advanced microscopy)
• Chemistry (quantum chemistry, laser chemistry, physical chemistry, chemical physics, materials science, nanotechnology)
• Computing Science (quantum computing, advanced electronics, neural networks, pattern recognition)
• Mathematics (theoretical physics, mathematical physics, applied math)
• Journalism (science writing)
• Political Science (science policy, technology & society)
• Philosophy (philosophy of science, philosophy of physics)
• History (history of science, history of physics, science & culture)
• Music (acoustics, electronics)
• Human Kinetics (biomechanics)