Is Brown University good for a BSc in Chemical Physics?

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    Nikita Peter | Contributor-Level 10

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    Brown University offers multiple undergraduate courses in the Science stream such as a BSc in Chemical Physics, a BSc in Applied Mathematics, a BSc in Biochemistry and Molecular Biology, a BSc in Environmental Science, and many more. A BSc in Chemical Physics is administered by two departments and primarily focuses on understanding Fundamental Science, Physical Chemistry, Chemical Physics, and Molecular Engineering. Students pursuing a BSc in Chemical Physics at Brown University also engage in conducting research and gaining knowledge on the basic principles of Chemistry and Physics.

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