Physics deals with the fundamental phenomena of nature, space, time, matter and energy.
It is essential to all science and technology. Physics enables us to develop an understanding of everything from the nucleus of an atom to the largest of galaxies. If you are curious about the world around you then consider studying physics at the University of Sydney. The skills acquired through a degree in physics, such as problem-solving, information handling, quantitative analysis and the use of computers as a problem solving tool, are in demand for jobs in research, medicine, communications, manufacturing, environmental science, teaching, finance, journalism, public service and management, to name but a few. Among Sydney Physics graduates you will find chief executives and senior managers, patent attorneys, computer programmers, consultants, geophysicists, actuaries, and research scientists.