Universities in Toronto, Canada, offer various options for combining physics and computer science, including specialized programs in computational physics. Some institutions provide a Bachelor of Science degree with a focus on computational methods, which may require sacrificing some advanced physics courses to accommodate computer science classes. Students can choose to major in physics with an emphasis on computational physics while also pursuing a double major in applied mathematics. Additionally, taking extra computer science courses is recommended to enhance preparation for graduate studies. The discussion highlights the flexibility of engineering degrees as a pathway for those interested in computational sciences, allowing for broader career options.