Mathematics and Physics - Case Western Reserve University

Mathematics and Physics from Case Western Reserve University is a Campus Bachelor Mathematics degree that prepares you for a Education career. In contrast to an applied mathematics degree or the B.S. in Physics with a Mathematical Physics Concentration, this is a synergistic, coherent, and parallel education in mathematics and physics. A graduate in this program will understand theory and applications in both mathematics and physics and may endeavor to work and make advances in either field. To a close approximation, the challenging coursework corresponds to combining the mathematics and physics cores, with the physics laboratory cluster replaced by a single senior-year laboratory semester. Also required is a two-semester senior research project under the guidance of a faculty member from either department. The General Education Requirements (or SAGES ), a computer science course, a chemistry sequence and laboratory, and open electives round out the curriculum. A student in this program may use either of two official advisors, one from each department, who would also constitute a committee for the administration of the degree and the approval of curriculum petitions. Not only an excellent preparation for either mathematics or physics graduate schools, the B.S. in Mathematics and Physics is quite suitable for careers in industry. The breadth of its training, from pure mathematical analysis to a hands-on instrumentation experience, is uniquely attractive. It is appropriate for computational science and professional and graduate schools where an excellent education in logical thinking and an in-depth, broad technical problem-solving ability are prized. View more details on Case Western Reserve University . Ask your questions and apply online for this program or find other related Mathematics courses.