MT 360: Calculus I
Treats standard topics of single variable calculus.
Computational Physics
Bachelor of Science
Combine physics and computer science to impact the world.
Are you a highly technical person with an affinity for mathematics and a love for technology? Do you enjoy problem solving? If so, you may be interested in pursuing a Bachelor of Science in Computational Physics at Regis.
The Bachelor of Science in Computational Physics degree prepares students for a range of careers in science and technology, or for graduate-level study in physics, astronomy, engineering, business, education, medicine, or law (in some cases, a few additional pre-professional courses are required). The program combines a physics foundation that explores the fundamental principles that explain the smallest pieces of atoms to large galaxies, with the foundational teachings of numerical analysis in computer science.
The computational physics degree emphasizes the close connections between the discipline of physics and computer science and prepares students for a wide variety of careers in science and technology.
Program Snapshot
Course Format
On-campus courses
Academic Term
16-week semesters
Tuition for the 25-26 Academic Year
$47,490
Sample Classes
MT 320: Discrete Mathematics
Introduces problem-solving mathematical tools used by computer scientists.
CS 310: Data Structures
Studies structures for representing data and practice with software development.
Program Details
Get all the details on our B.S. Computational Physics program, including course requirements and application materials.
Computational Physics Career Paths
Computational Physicist
Using data to create computer models, computational physicists combine their knowledge of science and technology to perform research and lead experiments.
Data Scientist
Data Scientists interpret and analyze large amounts of data to create solutions to business, societal and scientific challenges.
Air Traffic Controller
Air Traffic Controllers use data and physics to calculate flight paths, issue instructions to pilots and monitor air space.
How to Apply
To apply to the B.S. Computational Physics program, you will need:
- Completed online application
- Official high school transcripts
The first step in the application process is to contact an admissions counselor, who can help you through the entire application process, evaluate your prior learning credit (AP, IB, etc.) and provide information regarding financial aid and tuition assistance.
Tuition and Fees
Full-time tuition for the 2025-2026 academic year: $47,490/year (fall and spring semesters)
Part-time tuition for the 2025-2026 academic year (less than 12 credit hours per semester): $1,583/credit hour
Tuition is one part of the overall cost of attendance, which includes all expenses students may have, including basic living costs. For more information about tuition, fees and your estimated cost of attendance, visit our Cost of Attendance for On-Campus Daytime Undergraduates page. Tuition and fees are subject to change.
Curious about financial aid options? Regis offers a variety of scholarships, grants and other programs to help you pay for school. Check out our Net Price Calculator to get a better look at what your financial aid package may include.
A Culture of Excellence
The Bachelor of Science in Computational Physics is offered by the Physics and Astronomy Department within Regis College.