The University of Sydney
Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Physics)
Nationally Recognised Higher Education Do you crave deeper scientific exploration? The Bachelor of Science (Advanced) degree offers specialised 'advanced' units to expand your knowledge and fuel your passions. Graduate with a unique edge to launch your career in science, research, or beyond.This degree offers exceptional opportunities to budding scientists who relish a challenge. From lectures to independent research and in-depth problem solving, our Advanced stream will give you the skills to embark on a rewarding career with real-world impact.
Physics Major
Study physics and you'll not only become a good scientist, you'll also have a degree in how to solve problems. You'll learn how to design and conduct experiments and how to analyse the results.
Physics explores the fundamental structure of the universe, starting with the smallest subatomic particles. It has provided the foundation for much modern technology, from smartphones and tablet computers to medical imaging equipment.
Our physics students learn from internationally recognised experts, contribute to original research, and become part of our community of scientists. We offer comprehensive programs that cover the basic physics concepts and key ideas in modern physics. Our courses are flexible, allowing you to study topics that interest you most.
Delivery mode
The University of Sydney offers this course through the following delivery modes:
On campus
Work with instructors and classmates in a supportive and collaborative environment.
- Camperdown, NSW
- J12/1 Cleveland St, Darlington, NSW
- Level 2, Building A M02/88 Mallett St, Camperdown, NSW
- Manning Rd, Camperdown, NSW
Entry requirements
Domestic Students
- Completed Year 12 (ATAR optional) with ATAR 95.00 or equivalent
Course fees
Career opportunities
The Bachelor of Science (Advanced) (Physics) will prepare you for the following roles.
Meteorologist
A Meteorologist studies weather patterns and atmospheric conditions to provide forecasts and warnings. You might work in weather forecasting servic...
Astronomer
An Astronomer studies the universe, including planets, stars, moons and galaxies. You might conduct research into space or have an educational role...
Physicist
A Physicist researches and analyses the fundamental principles of the universe. You might work in a university, research institution, or government...
Research Scientist
A Research Scientist collects and analyses information from scientific tests, trials and experiments. You might work in a particular field of scien...
Data Analyst
A Data Analyst interprets information and uses it to improve the way a company does business. You’ll use various methods to collect information and...
Data Scientist
A Data Scientist looks for trends in data to provide information that guides organisational decisions. You might work for a retail business to prov...
Research and Development Engineer
A Research and Development Engineer creates and tests new technologies and solutions to meet industry needs and advance innovation. You might work...
Software Developer
Software Developers create computer programs and apps, usually collaborating with large project teams of corporate clients, other developers, and i...
Computational Physicist
A Computational Physicist applies computational methods and algorithms to solve complex physical problems. You might work in a research facility, u...
Geophysicist
A Geophysicist studies the physical properties of the Earth, using techniques like seismic, magnetic, and electrical data analysis to locate natura...
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