Explore the intersection of physics and computing while developing the skills to solve complex scientific challenges. The Computational Physics specialization combines physics, mathematics and computer programming to prepare you to model, simulate and analyze physical systems across areas such as quantum science, materials, energy and astrophysics.
Through hands-on learning, research opportunities and computational projects, you'll gain experience with numerical methods, data analysis and scientific computing tools. Develop the technical and problem-solving skills to create predictive models, interpret complex data and pursue careers in research, technology, engineering and other STEM fields.
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The Computational Physics specialization can be taken within the Physics program.