Kish College Foundation receives 3M grant for Nursing Textbook Initiative
The Kishwaukee College Foundation received a $5,000 grant from the 3M Site Hometown Donation program in support of the Foundation’s Nursing Textbook Initiative.
physical science
Physical Science
Physical science peers into the world of inorganic material, as opposed to biological sciences which study organic matter. Any field that focuses on inanimate matter and/or energy is a physical science. This includes physics, chemistry, astronomy, geology and other “hard sciences.” General physical science coursework typically involved all of these areas without an emphasis in any one of them. A degree in physical science explores a broad science curriculum that allows investigation of the interconnectedness of the hard sciences.
If you’re planning on studying physical science or a closely related field at a 4-year institution, you can start with us and:
- Take general coursework in geology, astronomy and physical science
- Earn an associate degree and prepare to transfer to a 4-year institution
- Complete your general education requirements
Degrees and Certificates
Program Details
- We’re your first step in preparing to transfer for a degree in physical science
- Many careers involve physical science including lab technician, research associate, systems engineer, assurance manager, physicists, geologist and environmental scientist.
Transfer to a 4-year institution to complete a bachelor’s degree in physical science.
- Early planning for a physical science can make a difference.
- Students thinking about transferring after Kish to pursue a degree in physical science are encouraged to speak with their academic advisor as early as possible.
News & Events
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Amboy Class of 2014 supports Kish Foundation Scholarship
Members of the Amboy High School Class of 2014 supported the Kishwaukee College Foundation's Mathew J. Rood Diesel Power Technology Scholarship after collecting donations at their class reunion. The class recently donated the proceeds to Courtney Walz of the Kishwaukee College Foundation at Amboy Depot Days.