In our applied physics and computer science masters program, you can choose from concentrations in applied physics, computer science, or computer systems engineering and instrumentation. While studying you can perform research in areas including nuclear physics, astrophysics, robotics, sensor networking, artificial intelligence and multi-agent systems.
The program’s flexibility enables students to prepare either for PhD programs or work in industry and is ideal for those interested in careers at the intersection of physics and computing, including fields like scientific research, data analysis, computational modeling, and software development.
Career options
- Computational Physicist
- Data Scientist
- Software Developer
- Quantitative Analyst (Quant)
- Research Scientist
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Interested in studying Applied Physics and Computer Science? Check out the required classes and course catalog listing.