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What fields can I get into with these two degrees?
The discussion revolves around the potential fields of study for individuals holding a Bachelor of Science in Computer Science and Physics, exploring various graduate school options and interdisciplinary opportunities. The scope includes theoretical and applied fields, as well as potential challenges related to prerequisites for different programs.
Participants generally agree that there are multiple fields available for study with a B.S. in CS and Physics, but there is no consensus on the specific requirements or preparation needed for each field. The discussion remains open-ended regarding the breadth of options.
Some limitations include the potential need for additional coursework in various programs, as well as the varying levels of preparation required for different graduate paths, which remain unresolved in the discussion.
Individuals considering graduate studies in fields related to Computer Science and Physics, as well as those interested in interdisciplinary opportunities in engineering, economics, mathematics, and astronomy.
twofu said:I know physics undergrads who went to Economics for graduate school.
Carnivroar said:What about astronomy?
twofu said:Of course. Astronomy is a big part of physics. It's one of the sub-fields that a lot of grad students go into. (Astronomy is a bit different from Astrophysics but its similar in the big picture.)