PROGRAM LEVEL
The Bachelor of Science in Physics program consists of 138 credit hours and encompasses various areas of physics, including electronics, photonics, environmental and atmospheric physics, astronomy and space science, and computational physics. Students explore nature from vast astronomical distances to tiny subatomic scales, gaining both theoretical insights and practical experimental skills to enhance their understanding of the physical world. This program fosters critical thinking, problem-solving, research methods, teamwork, and science communication abilities.
Graduates can pursue careers in diverse fields such as education, healthcare, and industry, and the program effectively prepares them for further studies at prestigious universities and institutions worldwide. The program is accredited by the German agency ASIIN for the period from 2019 to 2024 and it was placed at level 8 in the National Qualification Framework (NQF) in 2021. Additionally, it received a Confidence rating from the Bahrain Quality Authority (BQA) following a review in 2023. The Bachelor of Science in Physics program has been developed and has been developed and revalidated to maintain its standing (level 8) within the National Qualification Framework in 2025.
NQF Level 8
ABOUT THE PROGRAM
DETAILED STUDY PLAN
- Press here to download the Academic Plan of the program 2025 Â Â (PDF, 0.9 MB , 17 Pages)
- Press here to download the Academic Plan of the program 2017Â Â (PDF, 1 MB , 30 Pages)
PROGRAM OBJECTIVES
- Pursue a successful career in a physics related field.
- Qualify for graduate studies and be engaged in life-long learning.
- Exhibit ethical and scientific conduct, and contribute positively to the society.
PROGRAM INTENDED LEARNING OUTCOMES
- Apply knowledge of science and mathematics to physics related problems.
- Identify, formulate and solve problems in physics.
- Design and implement computational models for physical systems.
- Conduct experiments and simulations working independently or in collaboration with others.
- Interpret and analyze data to reach sound conclusions.
- Use information technology to conduct basic scientific research and to recognize the recent developments in Physics.
- Communicate scientific information and conclusions effectively to a broad audience.
- Apply professional, ethical and social issues and responsibilities.
- Acquire self-learning skills and general knowledge to ensure lifelong learning.
