As further proof that there is significant demand for physicists in Canadian industry, our department is embarking on a series of Co-operative Education programs, which will place students on work terms with employers as an integrated part of their undergraduate study program. For more information on these new programs, see our Co-op web site. The University of Regina is a unique place to undertake studies in physics. B.Sc. with either a minor or major in Physics, B.Sc. For more information on these programs, see our undergraduate program page.
Students can conduct research in experimental or theoretical subatomic physics.
For more information on these programs, see our graduate program page. One of the unique features of studies in the Department of Physics is the large professor to student ratio, in both senior undergraduate and graduate classes. This provides an opportunity for personalized interaction with the faculty members. In addition, the faculty make every effort possible to involve both graduate and senior undergraduate students in international collaborative research, including field trips to foreign facilities. Back to the Physics Home Page.