Physics

Have an advanced understanding of the main branches of physics, namely classical mechanics, classical electrodynamics, quantum mechanics, thermodynamics and statistical dynamics, solid state physics, atom physics and high energy physics

Be able to evaluate and synthesize research literature on topics within their areas of specialization.

Be able to conduct research that contributes to knowledge in that area.

Complete an independent research project in Physics or Astronomy.

Write effectively about topics in physics and astronomy, making well-organized arguments supported by relevant evidence.

Have the training to be successful in careers that require masters-level training in physics and astronomy (for example, positions in companies, community college instructor, etc. ).

Demonstrate proficiency in a foreign language.