omputational physicists use powerful computers to solve complex programs that once seemed impossible. Professionals are valuable in both research and industry. They have a broad knowledge of physics, computer science, math, and theory. They use their expertise to explore and model physical phenomena, like quarks, black holes, and weather. Our program gives you a solid background in physics and computation. You’ll learn programming languages and computing techniques to solve challenges in physics. Many students in this program choose to complete a double degree in Computational Physics and Physics.

All information is provided as a guide and does not guarantee entry. Admissions decisions are at the discretion of the university. Entry requirements are subject to change and may vary by program.