68 Bachelor's degrees in Physics in Massachusetts, United States

The Physics - Astrophysics concentration from Bridgewater State University is for those interested in applying their physics knowledge to the field of astronomy. In this concentration, students will be exposed to topics ranging from the solar system to galactic astrophysics.

Boston University's BA/MA program in Astrophysics and Space Physics is designed for those well-prepared students who wish to obtain a master’s degree by adding a fifth year of intensive study in astrophysics & space physics. The program is offered by the College of Arts & Sciences (CAS) in conjunction with the Graduate School of Arts & Sciences (GRS).

The B.S. in Engineering Physics program builds on the existing strengths and capacities of University of Massachusetts Lowell’s physics department and adds in specialized engineering courses. 

Mathematics and Physics at Boston University gives students a broad exposure to core subjects in both disciplines, while emphasizing the connections between them.

At Physics from Wheaton College you’ll learn about and experiment with subjects like optics, quantum mechanics, electromagnetic fields, astronomy, and planetary science.

The Physics - Secondary Education concentration from Bridgewater State University is for those interested in teaching high school physics or pursuing a graduate program in physics education.

Astrophysics represents a quantitative liberal arts degree. The degree provides the opportunity for combining mathematical thinking with any subject for which mathematics can be productively applied. Learn more with Astrophysics from  Harvard University.

At the Physics program offered by Wheaton College you’ll learn about and experiment with subjects like optics, quantum mechanics, electromagnetic fields, astronomy, and planetary science.

The Applied Physics program at Tufts University can take you in many different directions, and students come to the subject with a wide range of backgrounds, interests and goals, we have designed our requirements for maximum flexibility.

Engineering Physics, taught at University of Massachusetts Boston is a branch of applied science that emphasizes both engineering and physics. It is a challenging general alternative to the traditionally more specialized undergraduate engineering curricula, offering flexible options for professional growth.

The Chemical Physics program at Tufts University is intended for those students who desire a more theoretical physics-oriented education.

The Physics program of Worcester Polytechnic Institute encourages your passion for asking the big questions and solving perplexing puzzles that face humanity. With our engaged faculty and our individualized approach, you’ll explore your interests and find your own path in Physics.

With this joint major, the Philosophy and Physics departments at Boston University enable students to explore the rich relationship between theoretical physics and the philosophy of science, including fundamental questions about the nature of space, time, and matter.

If you like to think about why the world works the way it does, physics might be the right subject for you. If you want to understand how technology works and design the next innovations, a Bachelor in Physics at Mount Holyoke College is the answers.

The Biochemistry and Biophysics major from Amherst College is perfect for students who wish to think broadly and quantitatively about how living systems can be understood at the molecular level using fundamental laws. We are devoted to the individual development and support of all students in the classroom and beyond.

The Physics program at Wellesley College encompasses systems ranging from the microscopic - atoms, nuclei, and elementary particles, to the very large - planets, stars, and galaxies. A central theme of all branches of physics is the search for unifying principles underlying the diverse phenomena of nature.

Physics at Brandeis University is the study of the laws that govern the physical world, from quarks to tsunamis, from black holes to blue skies.

The Physics major at the Massachusetts College of Liberal Arts provides knowledge of the physical laws of nature and experience applying these laws in the lab. You can also pursue advanced study in areas including electronics, solid state physics, astrophysics, and elementary particle physics.

Welcome to the Commonwealth University of Pennsylvania's Radiation and Health Physics BS program. Join us in the fascinating field of radiation and health physics, where you'll explore the interaction between radiation and living systems, ensuring safety and protection in various industries and environments.

The Electrical Engineering and Physics programme at Northeastern University offers a public study mode for those seeking a dual expertise. This bachelor degree integrates physical fundamentals with electronic applications. Students typically complete the course over five years, including three professional co-op placements.