Florida Institute of Technology
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Physics and Space Sciences
Undergraduate Programs
Physics
Physics is the discipline most directly concerned with understanding the physical world on a fundamental level. As such, it covers an extremely broad range of subjects and areas of specialization that seek to unify and understand this diversity in terms of the smallest possible number of laws and principles. Read more about the Physics program and view its degree requirements.
Preprofessional (Pre-Med) Physics Option
This option offers the courses needed to meet the entrance requirements of essentially all schools of medicine, dentistry, osteopathic medicine, podiatry and optometry, as well as the nonagricultural courses for veterinary medicine. The preprofessional adviser has up-to-date information on admission requirements for most professional schools, including appropriate admission tests. Read more about the Preprofessional Physics program and view its degree requirements.
Space Sciences
The space sciences undergraduate program is designed for students interested in pursuing space-related careers, either upon graduation or after completing graduate studies in the earth, planetary or space sciences. Emphasis in the curriculum is on achieving a broad but sound education in the basic physical, mathematical and engineering sciences as a foundation for successful entry into any of the many subfields of modern space science activity. Read more about the Space Sciences program and view its degree requirements.
Astronomy and Astrophysics Option
The astronomy and astrophysics option is designed to meet the needs of students intending to pursue graduate education and a career in the astronomical sciences. Read more about the Astronomy & Astrophysics program and view its degree requirements.
Interdisciplinary Science
Because of the increasing importance of science and technology in our daily lives, Florida Tech has recognized the need for an interdisciplinary program in the sciences that allows a student to enroll in a wide variety of science and engineering courses, supplemented by certain core courses and several carefully chosen electives. Read more about the Interdisciplinary Science program and view its degree requirements.