This plan forms part of a program that has been revised from 2021.

Please refer to Science Programs and Courses; select the year that you commenced study and then your program and plan to ensure you are viewing the correct course list and information.

If you require assistance or clarification, contact the Faculty of Science Student Enquiries Office.

Physics graduates develop robust, high-level analytical and problem-solving skills that are widely applicable and highly valued by a diverse range of employers including those in education, finance, engineering, computing and management.

Physicists engage in a wide range of exciting and rewarding careers across many industries in both the public and private sectors. Many physicists are employed by governments in research and management positions; by universities in the areas of teaching, research and technical positions; as education and science communicators; in health and medical sectors; and in nuclear physics. Other physicists take a higher degree and work in research and development, undertaking fundamental research to increase scientific knowledge, or applied research to develop new devices, products or processes.