You might decide to major in science for a variety of reasons. You may want to become a teacher or a research scientist, or you may just want to benefit from the kind of training that the sciences provide. The analytical skills you will learn are transferable across a wide variety of fields and are highly valued in the job market. I can under-stand anything, and with a week or two of reading, I can become the company expert in any topic. Whatever your particular story, the University of Indianapolis is an outstanding setting in which to pursue your goals.
Physicists discover and study the laws that govern the interaction of bodies in motion.
Physicists are employed in a variety of professional positions, from research laboratories to engineering design and development. Their broad background, based on fundamental principles and processes in nature, makes them able to adapt to almost any situation. Teaching opportunities in the sciences abound. There is currently a shortage of high school physics teachers, and the university provides a curriculum designed to meet that need. You can earn a B.A. or B.S. in the Science Teaching Major, with your primary area being physics.