The Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in Mathematical Physics at St. John's University will prepare you with the necessary technical knowledge and skills, intellectual curiosity, and ethical awareness to become a lifelong learner who contributes to society. Mathematical Physics is especially suitable preparation for careers requiring analytical and computational representations of physical, biological, and economic systems.<br>In the program, you will learn to:<br>Demonstrate understanding and application of fundamental physical laws and concepts.<br>Apply fundamental physical principles to the solution of problems presented in mathematical and verbal forms.<br>Calculate standard problems in fundamental subjects including mechanics, electricity and magnetism, thermodynamics, wave motion and modern physics.<br>Demonstrate proficiency in laboratory procedures.<br> <br>Communicate scientific work effectively in writing and speaking.<br>Write accurate and analytical laboratory reports.<br>Analyze and respond effectively to qualitative questions.<br>Present effective oral and written reports in course and research projects.<br> <br>Utilize computers for computation and simulation.<br>Perform computer-assisted calculations to solve differential equations and sets of linear equations.<br>Demonstrate ability to model physical systems digitally.<br> <br>Demonstrate preparedness for transition to the next career step.<br>Explore and report career options<br>Explore and report opportunities for specialized training<br>Determine graduate school and/or professional school requirements and possible future options<br> <br>Demonstrate the ability to participate in society as a scientifically literate citizen<br>Apply concepts and viewpoints to world issues and various aspects of life utilizing scientific thought, reasoning and knowledge.<br>Recognize major emerging societal issues in order to be in a position to contribute to resolution of future challenges.