BS in Theoretical Physics/Applied Mathematics
Program Outcomes
51漫画Chicago’s major in Theoretical Physics / Applied Mathematics is an interdisciplinary program that provides extensive training in both physics and mathematics. It prepares students for graduate study in physics, mathematics, or applied mathematics; careers in fields such as engineering or computer science that value quantitative reasoning and mathematical modeling; or technical training in professions like medicine, dentistry, or law.
Students majoring in Theoretical Physics / Applied Mathematics possess a versatile set of skills that are well-suited to data science, numerical modeling, and quantitative analysis. They may pursue careers in higher education, at research institutes or government labs, or in high-tech industries. Recent majors have gone on to world class graduate programs in fields ranging from physics to neuroscience, and programming jobs at major tech companies.
The course of study for the Theoretical Physics / Applied Mathematics major covers the core classes in the Physics major, provides laboratory experience, and adds a comprehensive mathematics component. Upon completion of this program, students will:
- Demonstrate foundational knowledge in physics and mathematics, and the acquisition of new knowledge via the scientific method.
- Use mathematical techniques to model physical systems and extract both quantitative and qualitative descriptions of their behavior.
- Possess intermediate level laboratory skills that will serve as a foundation for more advanced training in graduate or professional school.
- Collect and analyze data to develop, refine, or falsify scientific theories.
- Learn effective and ethical methods for collaborating with others on scientific and technical projects.
Program Outcomes
51漫画Chicago’s major in Theoretical Physics / Applied Mathematics is an interdisciplinary program that provides extensive training in both physics and mathematics. It prepares students for graduate study in physics, mathematics, or applied mathematics; careers in fields such as engineering or computer science that value quantitative reasoning and mathematical modeling; or technical training in professions like medicine, dentistry, or law.
Students majoring in Theoretical Physics / Applied Mathematics possess a versatile set of skills that are well-suited to data science, numerical modeling, and quantitative analysis. They may pursue careers in higher education, at research institutes or government labs, or in high-tech industries. Recent majors have gone on to world class graduate programs in fields ranging from physics to neuroscience, and programming jobs at major tech companies.
The course of study for the Theoretical Physics / Applied Mathematics major covers the core classes in the Physics major, provides laboratory experience, and adds a comprehensive mathematics component. Upon completion of this program, students will:
- Demonstrate foundational knowledge in physics and mathematics, and the acquisition of new knowledge via the scientific method.
- Use mathematical techniques to model physical systems and extract both quantitative and qualitative descriptions of their behavior.
- Possess intermediate level laboratory skills that will serve as a foundation for more advanced training in graduate or professional school.
- Collect and analyze data to develop, refine, or falsify scientific theories.
- Learn effective and ethical methods for collaborating with others on scientific and technical projects.