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- 6Programs in Physics
- 369Students in Physics
- 5:1Student-faculty ratio
- 100%Student placement rate in COOP programs
Physics is the study of how the world functions, from its most fundamental particles to the technologies we use daily. At the University of Ottawa's Department of Physics, you will engage in hands-on learning to develop essential analytical, design, mathematical, and computational skills. Our program allows you to explore the building blocks of nature, the universe, and human innovation. You'll be taught by world-leading researchers in fields such as photonics, biophysics, and materials science, covering topics from subatomic particles and living cells to distant galaxies, climate science, and advanced materials. The department is recognized as one of Canada's top physics departments, focusing on research that drives technological innovation and fundamental discovery.
Careers
A degree in Physics opens doors to diverse career opportunities in both academia and industry. The program equips you with valuable analytical, design, mathematical, and computational skills that are highly sought after.
- Researcher
- Data Scientist
- Engineer
- Technologist
- Science Communicator
- Educator
Frequently asked questions
- What are the admission requirements for the Physics program?
- Specific academic entry requirements for undergraduate Physics programs are not detailed on this page. Prospective students should consult the University of Ottawa's general admission requirements for undergraduate studies.
- What are the tuition fees for the Physics program?
- Fee information provided is for a different program (MHA) and is not applicable to Physics programs. Tuition fees for Physics programs are not specified here.
- How long is the Physics program?
- The duration of the Physics program (bachelor's degree) is not specified in the provided information.
- What are the career opportunities after graduating with a Physics degree?
- A Physics degree can lead to careers as a Researcher, Data Scientist, Engineer, Technologist, Science Communicator, or Educator. The program also offers COOP programs for professional experience.
- When is the application deadline for the Physics program?
- The application period typically opens in the fall for admission the following academic year, with deadlines varying by program. Offers of admission are usually issued starting in winter months.
- Are there scholarships available for Physics students?
- The provided scholarship information is exclusively for the Master of Health Administration (MHA) program and is not applicable to undergraduate Physics programs.
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Fees
Tuition (international)Not specified for Physics programs.
Tuition (home)Not specified for Physics programs.
LivingNot specified for Physics programs.
Fee information provided is for the Master of Health Administration (MHA) program and is not applicable to Physics programs. For details on MHA tuition, domestic students pay approximately C$26,000 and international students pay approximately C$57,500. The Differential Tuition Fee Exemption Scholarship may reduce tuition for eligible international students.
How to apply
1. Choose Your ProgramSelect your desired program within the Department of Physics, such as Physics, Physics and Electrical Engineering, or Physics and Mathematics, or options in Biophysics and Photonics.
2. Review Admission RequirementsCheck the general undergraduate admission requirements for the University of Ottawa. Specific academic prerequisites for Physics programs should be verified on the relevant faculty pages.
3. Submit ApplicationComplete and submit the online application form by the specified deadlines. Ensure all required supporting documents are uploaded.
4. Transcripts and DocumentsOfficial transcripts and other required academic documents must be submitted. International students may need to provide documentation of English or French language proficiency.
5. Application ReviewThe Admissions Committee will review your complete application. Offers of admission are typically issued based on academic merit and program capacity.
6. Accept OfferIf offered admission, carefully review the offer details and accept your place by the given deadline.
Scholarships
MHA admission scholarships$5,000
Telfer MHA Diversity and Equity Admission Scholarship for Women$15,000
John A. King MHA Admission Scholarship for Health Care LeadershipVariable
Laurie Strano Memorial MHA Scholarship$3,500
The Ron Sapsford MHA Scholarship for Health Care Leadership$2,000
The Soublière Family MHA Scholarship (Ontario Student Opportunity Trust Fund [OSOTF])$3,000
Jack Kitts / MHA Alumni Association Admission Scholarship (OSOTF)$2,500
Accreditation
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Frequently asked questions
What are the admission requirements for the Physics program?
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Specific academic entry requirements for undergraduate Physics programs are not detailed on this page. Prospective students should consult the University of Ottawa's general admission requirements for undergraduate studies.
What are the tuition fees for the Physics program?
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Fee information provided is for a different program (MHA) and is not applicable to Physics programs. Tuition fees for Physics programs are not specified here.
How long is the Physics program?
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The duration of the Physics program (bachelor's degree) is not specified in the provided information.
What are the career opportunities after graduating with a Physics degree?
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A Physics degree can lead to careers as a Researcher, Data Scientist, Engineer, Technologist, Science Communicator, or Educator. The program also offers COOP programs for professional experience.
When is the application deadline for the Physics program?
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The application period typically opens in the fall for admission the following academic year, with deadlines varying by program. Offers of admission are usually issued starting in winter months.
Are there scholarships available for Physics students?
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The provided scholarship information is exclusively for the Master of Health Administration (MHA) program and is not applicable to undergraduate Physics programs.