Physics Computational Physics: Careers & Demand - Brin

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Computational Physics combines computer science with physics and mathematics, leading to diverse career opportunities, particularly in research. Key fields for computational physicists include the gaming industry, which is currently thriving, and the sustainable energy sector, which also offers job prospects. The discussion highlights the importance of a strong educational background, with a focus on relevant courses for those pursuing degrees in Engineering Physics and Computer Science. Overall, there is a growing demand for computational physicists in various industries, making it a promising career path.
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I *think* I am interested in Computational Physics, from what I have seen around from Googling the topic, as well as from some YouTube videos.

I was wondering what kind of careers are available for someone interested in Computational Physics (I want to do something in research) and are computational physicists in any sort of demand?

Thanks, Brin
 
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The computational physics option provides a thorough study of computer science and computational physics as well as a solid background in physics and mathematics

The first thing I think of for careers would be the ultra hot gaming industry.
 
This really interests me...it's what I want to do as well, But are there no jobs in the Sustainable Energy field?

I am going for a BS in Engineering Physics and an MA in CS, I would be very interested if you find what courses you need to take.
 
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