Degrees to study with maths and physics a-levels?

sikhsingh

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as the title says i would like to know what degrees i could study with a levels in maths and physics.

cheers :woo:

Reply 1

Lack of Creativity

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Various types of engineering, physics... there are lots more out there.

Reply 2

tkwan196

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engineering

Reply 3

sikhsingh

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i kno engineering but i wanted to kno what other areas i could study with maths and physics.

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doivid

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Law

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andy12691

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Maths and Physics combined course?

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tkwan196

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sikhsingh

i kno engineering but i wanted to kno what other areas i could study with maths and physics.

Maybe a Physics or Maths degree, or my mate is doing Economics with those and got an offer from LSE

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Vybz Kartel

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so u decided against architecture?

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sikhsingh

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Vybz Kartel

so u decided against architecture?

still in 2 minds about it tbh :/ jus wanna kno what other degrees i could study with maths and physics.

Reply 9

bill-e

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Straight Maths or Physics degree?
engineering
architecture (if you like art)
then theres random ones like accounting and finance, ferensics, economics, teaching
basicaly if you good with numbers, you'l do good at physics and maths, and whatever degree you do which is orientated towards them, you'l be deemed very employable

Reply 10

sikhsingh

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bill-e

Straight Maths or Physics degree?
engineering
architecture (if you like art)
then theres random ones like accounting and finance, ferensics, economics, teaching
basicaly if you good with numbers, you'l do good at physics and maths, and whatever degree you do which is orientated towards them, you'l be deemed very employable

theres loads of courses in engineering, i would like to study one which will have jobs going in it, unlike some jobs in engineering at the moment, architecture interest me but in my other thread of mine many people said its really difficult to find a job.

Reply 11

tkwan196

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sikhsingh

theres loads of courses in engineering, i would like to study one which will have jobs going in it, unlike some jobs in engineering at the moment, architecture interest me but in my other thread of mine many people said its really difficult to find a job.

well tbh the difficulty of finding a job depends how well you do, if you do bad then whatever course you did won't matter :smile:

Reply 12

wellynelly

Maths
physics
computer science
Hardware or software engineering
electrical engineering
statistics
web developement
computing
computational mathematics
etc etc

Reply 13

sikhsingh

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was wondering about stuff in the nhs that wouldnt require bio or chem

Reply 14

sikhsingh

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bump. still need some help please :smile:

Reply 15

bill-e

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sikhsingh

theres loads of courses in engineering, i would like to study one which will have jobs going in it, unlike some jobs in engineering at the moment, architecture interest me but in my other thread of mine many people said its really difficult to find a job.

i think in your case something generic might be good? like a mathematics degree or a straight engineering degree, it'l allow you to go into either of the 2 + you'l have more time to decide since it'l be after uni.
Tbh with architecture you have to be really good at your job, or just get lucky, otherwise you'l be stuck designing extensions for houses or pubs