Physics

Graduates of this degree course must:

1. have adequate knowledge of classic and modern physics;
2. acquire the adequate research methods needed to represent and verify models for physics theories;
3. have operational knowledge of laboratories;
4. know how to use appropriate mathematical and computer instruments;
5. be able to apply their professional competences to specific contexts; e.g. to provide scientific support in various fields, such as health, medicine, environment, energy conservation, cultural heritage and the various activities aimed at spreading scientific knowledge;
6. be able to communicate and manage information effectively.