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Does Wall Street hire physics majors?
A bachelor’s degree in physics, math or computer science can also land you a job on Wall Street. An MBA from a good brand name school such as UChicago, Harvard, Yale, etc., matters a lot on Wall Street.
Can you go into investment banking with a physics degree?
To become an investment banker you’ll need a bachelor’s degree. Whilst investment banks look for a diverse skill-base in their workforce, there is a particular focus on mathematical reasoning and ability. Other mathematical subjects such as Physics and Computer Science can also be helpful.
What is financial boot camp?
The Finance Boot Camp is a 5-week crash course held semi-annually and is geared towards entrepreneurs with business ideas and start-up businesses (like you!). Gain the financial knowledge needed to start and operate your business confidently.
Why study phiphysics at Imperial?
Physics at Imperial covers a broad range of topics in both fundamental and applied physics. All of our physics courses follow the same core curriculum for the first two years. This gives you a good grounding in physics, mathematics and experimental methods, and prepares you for advanced study in later years. Topics include:
Why study at Imperial College London?
At Imperial, you will be taught by a range of teachers of all levels from Professors to PhD students, including some who undertake groundbreaking research and are regarded as experts in their field. You may also experience peer teaching and be taught by specialists external to the College.
Why study physics at the University of Sydney?
Research in our Department has contributed to ground-breaking discoveries in many different fields, from astrophysics to quantum optics and laser science. This freedom to tailor the course to your interests allows you to continue with a broad physics education or specialise in a particular area such as theoretical physics or plasma physics.
Can I transfer my physics degree to another degree?
The high level of shared content in the first two years of our Physics degrees means that transfer to another degree within the Department is usually possible in the first two years. To transfer onto the BSc or MSci with Theoretical Physics, you must take the appropriate mathematics module (s).