Explore the laws that shape our universe.
Discover how matter, energy, and motion interact through »Æ¹ÏÊÓƵ’s Liberal Arts and Sciences: Physics Option. This program builds a solid foundation in physics while developing your critical thinking and problem-solving skills. It prepares students for transfer to a bachelor's degree granting university or to pursue a range of exciting career paths in science, technology, and research.
A degree in Physics opens the door to careers such as:
- Physicist – Research labs, government agencies, and tech companies
- Astrophysicist – Space agencies, universities, observatories
- Materials Scientist – Innovating new materials for technology, healthcare, and industry
- Geophysicist – Exploring Earth’s physical properties for environmental and energy applications
- Nuclear Physicist – Working in energy production, medical imaging, and defense
Why Choose RCBC?
- Affordable Education - Save on tuition while earning a high-quality associate degree designed for seamless transfer.
- Hands-On Learning - Gain real-world experience through lab experiments and project-based courses led by expert faculty.
- Flexible Options - Enjoy small class sizes and a variety of course formats to fit your schedule.
- Graduate in Just Two Years - Complete your associate degree in four semesters and take your next step with confidence.
You will gain a clear understanding of the basic concepts of physics and strengthen your understanding through problem-solving and laboratory experiments.
The field of Physics has a wide variety of career options, suitable for any special interest.
Occupation | US National Mean Salary |
Aeronautical & Aerospace Engineer | $112,010.00 |
Architect | $84,470.00 |
Astronomer | $100,380.00 |
Atmospheric and Space Scientist | $94,840.00 |
Biophysicist | $94,340.00 |
Environmental Research Analyst | $75,360.00 |
Geologist | $76,390.00 |
Hazardous Waste Management Analyst | $75,360.00 |
Hydrologist | $83,740.00 |
Materials Scientist | $101,570.00 |
Medical Laboratory Technician | $41,700.00 |
Nuclear Fuels Research Engineer | $105,950.00 |
Oceanographer | $76,390.00 |
Optometrist | $117,580.00 |
Petroleum Engineer | $147,030.00 |
Physics Professor | $97,520.00 |
Seismologist | $76,390.00 |
Solar Energy Systems Designer | $70,880.00 |
Technical Publications Writer | $73,160.00 |
Weather Forecaster | $94,840.00 |
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- Apply mathematics and the principles of physics to real-world problems using critical thinking and problem-solving skills.
- Effectively use laboratory skills, artificial intelligence, computational tools, and simulations to model physical systems.
- Communicate scientific findings clearly by applying the language and principles of physics.
- Analyze and interpret experimental data using appropriate statistical and error-analysis methods
College Catalog
Want more information about the courses you’ll need to complete this degree and what you will achieve with it?
Professor Qurat-UL-Ann Mirza (856)-222-9311, ext. 2034 | Professor Liliana Lemanowicz (856)-222-9311, ext. 2031 |