The following are the educational objectives (PEOs) for Bachelor of Physics Program. Upon graduation, graduates of Bachelor of Physics Program are expected to show these capabilities:

1. Graduates are capable of exhibiting personal characters, academic attitude, and scientific integrity.
2. Graduates are capable of having knowledge in the field of physics.
3. Graduates are capable of performing design skills in the field of physics.
4. Graduates are capable of applying the knowledge of physics to their life and the community.

Based on these PEOs, the expected learning outcomes (PLOs) for the Bachelor of Physics Program are:

1. To show personal characters based on social ethics and academic responsibility.
2. To master the concepts of classical and modern physics.
3. To be able to use mathematical, computational, and experimental methods in understanding physical concepts.
4. To use operational knowledge of physics to carry out research in applied physics.
5. To analyze physical phenomena using mathematical, computational, and experimental methods to obtain mathematical or empirical models of the phenomena.
6. To be able to use instrumentation skills to solve physical problems.
7. To be able to communicate and disseminate the knowledge and research in the field of physics.
8. To be able to collaborate in scientific and social community.

The relation between PLOs and PEOs is shown in the following table.