The Degree Course in Physics is a unitary training path that develops from Classical Physics to Modern Physics. In the first years, with teaching methods of proven effectiveness, the typical methodologies of scientific investigation into nature are addressed in a general way, both with theoretical lessons and with intense activity in measurement and calculation laboratories, where the knowledge acquired during the course is used to develop practical skills and problem solving abilities.
Through the numerous and diversified laboratories of the third year and the free choice courses, it is possible to study in depth topics related to the research activities of the Department: Theoretical Physics, Elementary Particle Physics, Astrophysics, Biophysics and Medical Physics, Plasma Physics, Solid State Physics, Digital Electronics and Environmental Physics. A more in-depth competence is acquired in the final exam, carried out at one of the research groups present in the Department of Physics, in other Departments of the University, in collaboration with national and international Research Centers and high-tech industries. The Course offers students an international dimension, with the possibility of participating in mobility programs such as Erasmus +, which allows them to compete for scholarships, lasting between three and twelve months, at European Universities, in order to study in depth particular topics with full recognition of the knowledge acquired (for information, consult the University page dedicated to Internationalization). The Bachelor's Degree in Physics satisfies the requirements for access to the Master's Degree in Physics and the Master's Degree in Astrophysics and Space Physics, activated at this University, and the solidity of the preparation acquired allows one to serenely face the advanced teachings that characterize these paths.