Bachelor of Science in Joint Mathematics/Physics

Memorial University of Newfoundland

Mathematics is about solving real world problems with numbers. It’s about learning to think critically and developing analytical skills that will prepare you for countless opportunities. Mathematics is the language of the future. You’ll gain the skills you need to navigate the numbers and prepare for the evolution of many industries. Physics at Grenfell explores everything from the smallest nucleus to the farthest galaxies. Students learn the fundamentals giving them a strong foundation to build on. Each student is on their own individual learning path. The bachelor of science with a joint major in mathematics and physics is comprised of 12 credit hours (4 courses). It is important that students work with an advisor to ensure suitable course selection and determine an appropriate course load as students have the option of doing up to 15 credit hours (5 courses) per semester. For additional information, visit the School of Science and the Environment or contact Dr. Robert Gallant or Dr. Pierre Rouleau.

School of Science and the Environment