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About the course
This Physics double degree major is designed for students interested in understanding how the universe works, from the structure of matter to radiation, forces and energy across the smallest and largest scales. You’ll build practical capability in planning and conducting experiments, quantitative problem solving, real-world computation and scientific communication. This is an undergraduate Physics major studied within a Curtin double degree. The programme develops laboratory techniques, scientific writing, and analytical methods for research and industry settings.
Career outcome
Graduates can pursue roles applying physics and computational skills across science and technology settings. Career paths may include astrophysics, computational physics and remote sensing, as well as work in materials analysis and optical radiation. The quantitative and programming skills developed can also support careers such as computer programmer in data-driven industries. This is an undergraduate Physics major within a Curtin double degree. Preparing graduates for laboratory technician, research assistant, and science-based industry entry roles.
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