It teaches you how to describe the universe mathematically. A physics major earned in the context of a liberal arts education prepares you for a wide variety of careers. Governmental, academic, and industrial research are obvious options, but the training you receive in analytical reasoning also prepares you well for medicine, engineering, law, and business. Try the physics and astronomy program at Randolph-Macon Woman's College. Physics and astronomy seniors cap their major by researching and presenting topics to faculty and students.
Many students participate in internships , summer research programs, or study-abroad programs .
Another way to increase your experience in the field is to join together with other students. The College has an active chapter of the Society for Physics Students . Recent activities included attending the 100th anniversary conference of the American Physical Society. The R-MWC Career Development Center provides a variety of assistance with your job search or with preparation for graduate school . The Alumnae Network database helps you locate alumnae who have volunteered to assist with job searches, internships, and short-term housing.