Physics with Computing

About this course

Physics with computing is an integrated master's degree that combines the fundamental science of physics with the computational methods and programming skills that are increasingly central to both physical research and the broader technology sector. Physics explains how the universe works at every scale, developing rigorous mathematical and conceptual tools for understanding matter, energy, space, and time. Computing provides the algorithmic thinking, programming expertise, and data management skills that modern physicists need to simulate complex systems, analyse large datasets, and build the software tools on which contemporary research and industry depend. At Loughborough, this five-year MPhys degree allows you to combine the study of physics with key aspects of computing and mathematics, building a skillset that is highly sought after in both research and industry. You will study th

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