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University of the Basque Country/Euskal Herriko Unibertsitatea (UPV/EHU)Bilbao
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📚 General Overview

The Bachelor's Degree in Physics at UPV/EHU provides a solid grounding in the fundamental principles of physics, covering areas such as mechanics, thermodynamics, electromagnetism, optics, quantum physics and statistical physics. The curriculum combines theory and practice, enabling students to develop analytical and problem-solving skills and apply them to natural and technological phenomena. It also encourages the use of mathematical and computational tools to model and analyse physical systems.

✨ Specific Information

The degree usually offers well-equipped laboratories for practical experiments and access to advanced computing resources. Students can often take part in international mobility programmes such as Erasmus and complete external placements at research centres or technology companies.

👤 Recommended Profile

This degree is recommended for students with an interest in science, particularly mathematics and physics, curiosity about how the universe works, and an aptitude for logical and abstract reasoning.

🚀 Further Study and Career Prospects

After completing the degree, graduates can continue their academic training through university master's degrees in physics, mathematics, engineering or related fields, or begin a career in research, technology, education or industry.

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Physics

Physics is the science that seeks to understand how the universe works at its most fundamental level. From the behaviour of the smallest particles to the expansion of the cosmos, studying Physics means learning to ask the right questions and find answers with mathematical and experimental rigour. Classical mechanics and relativity: how bodies move and what space-time is Quantum physics: the strange world of atoms and subatomic particles Thermodynamics, electromagnetism and optics Astrophysics and cosmology: the origin and structure of the universe Experimental laboratory work and computational modelling Applied mathematics as an essential tool A career in Physics opens doors to scientific research, technology, quantitative finance, artificial intelligence and much more.

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Sciences

Science encompasses the disciplines that seek to understand how the world works, from the smallest particles to the most complex ecosystems. If you ask questions about nature, living organisms or the universe, this is the place for you. Explore life at the molecular and cellular level through biology and genetics Discover the laws that govern matter and energy through physics and chemistry Analyse data and solve problems using mathematical and statistical tools Investigate the environment, the oceans and the Earth's natural systems Venture into frontiers such as nanotechnology and biomedical sciences Studying Science prepares you to work in research, technology, healthcare, sustainability or innovation in a world that needs scientific minds more than ever.

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