“Physics is an extremely rewarding major which provides a strong foundation for many types of careers. The knowledge and skills learned in physics can prepare you for a career in many fields, such as engineering, biophysics and applied mathematics. Physics also gives you the opportunity to delve into and explore fundamental questions about the world and how it works, from the intricate details of subatomic particles to the mysteries of dark matter and the origins of the universe. Furthermore, with an increasing emphasis in industry and technology on interdisciplinary approaches to solve technological problems, physics majors are uniquely situated to provide an important bridge between different fields of study.”

“There are several advantages to studying both physics and engineering as a double major. First, having a deep understanding of both physics and engineering enables you to apply physics principles and theories directly to practical engineering problems. By combining an engineering approach with the deep understanding of how physical laws and forces work, you can develop innovative solutions to complex challenges. Additionally, the combined knowledge and skills you acquire from a double major of physics and engineering provides you with the necessary qualifications to pursue a career in fields such as mechanical engineering, aerospace engineering, biomedical engineering, and electrical engineering. Finally, having a double major in both physics and engineering can make you more attractive to potential employers in a wide range of industries.”