The
BSc programme offers the preparation needed for a research
career in physics, either via further academic study (e.g.
towards a MSc or PhD) or via industrial research. In
addition, a wide range of employers recognise that Computational
Physics graduates have advanced problem-solving skills and the
ability to think logically and critically about complex
situations. Add this to a high level of mathematical ability,
data analysis and communication skills in written, oral and
online media and Physics graduates have opportunities in a
diverse range of careers. Some of our recent graduates from the
School of Physics & Astronomy now work with Google, the UK
Space Agency, BBC, NHS, Rockstar, Skyscanner, Scottish
Government and a variety of other organisations.
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