Physics

The study of Physics aims to carry out research in scientific areas related to society and the universe.

The Physics professional acquires the ability to research and experiment with human phenomena, taking into account the different scientific magnitudes that surround the universe. Among his main functions are developing and following up on his ideas and theories, carrying out experiments through trials and constant testing and evaluating the results.

The Physicist works in nuclear, mechanical, electronic and magnetic fields, among others. He uses mathematical formulas to support his analyses, offers arguments to study whether or not a project is viable and can work as a teacher in schools or universities.

The degree is aimed at people with curiosity about physical phenomena, adding new knowledge about the natural laws that surround us, for those who are detail-oriented and methodical in their work and passionate about science. The Physicist offers his skills in research institutes, observatories and astronomy areas, in electrical or automotive industry companies or as a specialized consultant for private companies. Physics teaches sound and logical judgment for each problem of nature, allows acting according to rational deductions and understanding how the universe works in each of its details.