131 Bachelor's degrees in Physics in Canada

Physics and Astronomy at York University is a rigorous BSc option within the Faculty of Science that blends theoretical, computational and hands‑on experimental training. Streams include Physics, Applied Physics and Astronomy & Astrophysics. Study is available full‑time or part‑time at York’s Keele Campus; public study mode.

Use physics to investigate the Earth's internal structure and processes with this Physics and Earth Sciences (Geophysics) program at University of Victoria, British Columbia.

The Engineering Physics program at University of Alberta offers a wide range of opportunities upon graduation, preparing you to meet unique engineering challenges.

The Physical Sciences - Secondary Education program at University of Alberta can be taken as a major or minor as part of a Bachelor of Secondary Education.

In this Physics program at the University of Alberta you will build a strong background in modern physics, mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, relativity, quantum mechanics, statistical physics and laboratory work.

The Astrophysics degree at the University of Alberta looks at the physics behind cosmological objects and their interactions.

The Integrated Science programme at Western University - Canada offers a unique, interdisciplinary approach to scientific education. This full-time, four-year degree integrates Biology, Chemistry, and Physics, fostering critical thinking and research skills through a collaborative and innovative learning environment.

Chemical and Physical Sciences at the University of Alberta seeks answers to these fundamental questions: What are matter and energy? How can matter and energy be transformed? How do scientists study and measure matter and energy in complex systems?

The Biology-Physics degree is offered at University of New Brunswick.

Engineering Physics at McMaster University offers four specializations: Nuclear Engineering and Energy Systems, Nano- and Micro-Devices, Photonics Engineering, and Biomedical Engineering. Students with an aptitude for science and mathematics can develop their capabilities and apply them to engineering problems.

Whether you know exactly what area of science you are interested in or are still undecided (or change your mind after you arrive!), the structure of our Physics program at McMaster University will provide you with a range of Level II program options.