Bachelor of Science in Physics and Data Science

Physics profoundly influences our understanding of the universe by exploring fundamental elements like space, time, and matter. It underpins numerous natural sciences and engineering fields and is crucial in the development of modern technologies including transistors, lasers, and global positioning systems. Moreover, physics plays a vital role in addressing major global issues such as climate change, electric mobility, and sustainable energy. Additionally, quantum computing, which utilises quantum mechanics, is an advancing field designed to solve complex problems beyond the scope of traditional computers. The Constructor University Physics and Data Science major is a comprehensive three-year BSc programme aligned with standards from the "Konferenz der Fachbereiche der Physik" (KFP) in Germany, the Institute of Physics in Britain for BSc in Physics, and the content necessary for the Graduate Record Examination (GRE) in Physics. The data science aspect of the programme is crafted in collaboration with the university’s Computer Science faculty. This programme undergoes continual improvements based on student and faculty feedback as well as the latest in research and educational strategies. Graduates from the Physics and Data Science programme at Constructor University are well-prepared to thrive in a technologically sophisticated world, thanks to the rigorous scientific training, global alumni network, and robust problem-solving and interpersonal skills developed during the course. The success of the programme is reflected in the achievements of its alumni.