Bachelor of Science (BSc) with Physics and Computer Science | NWU

Computational Physicist
Develop algorithms and simulations to solve complex physical problems, working in academic research, technology companies, or government labs.

Software Engineer (Physics Applications)
Develop software applications that model physical systems, such as simulations of fluid dynamics, electromagnetic fields, or particle interactions.

Data Scientist (Physics & Computer Science)
Analyze large datasets from scientific experiments using computer science and physics to extract meaningful patterns and insights.

Machine Learning Engineer
Use computational techniques to develop algorithms that can learn from data and make predictions, with applications in fields such as physics research, healthcare, and finance.

Cyber-Physical Systems Engineer
Work with systems that integrate physical processes with computing technology, such as robotics, automation, and embedded systems used in industries like aerospace and manufacturing.

Scientific Programmer
Write and maintain computer programs that help scientists perform simulations, analyze data, and solve physical problems.

Computer Vision Engineer
Apply computer science techniques to enable machines to interpret and analyze visual data, with applications in fields such as robotics, medical imaging, and physics-based simulations.

Quantum Computing Specialist
Work on the development of quantum computers, combining knowledge of physics and computer science to solve problems that classical computers cannot handle.