The Bachelor's of Science in Physics is a four-year degree programme that is designed to give students a broad awareness of the principles of physics, as well as an introduction to the techniques of physics research. The programme combines core physics courses with applications of science in the modern world in order to give graduates technical skills and a diverse science knowledge that will suit the needs of employers in the twenty-first century.

In the first two years of the bachelor program, students are introduced to wide range of topics including electricity, magnetism, waves, geometric optics, mechanics, thermal physics, geophysics and astronomy. In the third and fourth years, a combination of classical and specialized courses are offered and include classical mechanics, wave theory, atomic physics, electrodynamics, quantum mechanics, nuclear physics, spectroscopy, polymer physics and laser and maser physics.