BSc Physics is a three-year undergraduate course that aims to teach about the fundamentals of physics such as force, electromagnetism, waves, optics, etc. The course requires you to have high reasoning and problem-solving abilities. The course is offered by some of the top colleges in the country.
Minimum Requirement
Afrikaans or English (Home Language or First Additional Language) 50%
• Physical Sciences 50%
• Mathematics 70%.
Admission requirements
For admission to the University you need:
• A National Senior Certificate or school-leaving certificate from the Independent Examination Board as certified by Umalusi with admission to bachelor’s degree studies; or
• A university exemption certificate issued by the South African Matriculation Board to students with other school qualifications.
Admission to bachelor’s degree studies requires that you obtain a mark of at least 4 (50-59%) in each of four designated university admission subjects.
Duration: 3 years
What are the jobs for BSc physics?
Physicist.
Physics Lecturer.
Lab Assistant.
Research Associate.
Subject Matter Expert.
Technician.
Radiologist Assistant.
Academic Counselor.
Can I get a job after BSc physics?
After completing your BSc Course in Physics, there are many career opportunities open for you, such as research analyst, a teacher, lab assistant, etc. But, if you go with further study such as MSc degree, MSc Ph.D. dual degree, Joint MSc Ph.D. courses then you can become a scientist and apply for CSIR NET Exam also.
ET Exam also.
How much do physicists earn SA?
The average pay for a Physicist is ZAR 779,854 a year and ZAR 375 an hour in South Africa.
The average salary range for a Physicist is between ZAR 547,330 and ZAR 977,832. On average, a Doctorate Degree is the highest level of education for a Physicist.