View full physics and quantum computing degree requirements in the Pitt Course Catalog.
Given the robust academic and industrial efforts to build quantum machines and information, there is a real need for students who are trained to adapt in both fields. This program allows students to bridge the gap between building quantum machines and systems with one to a few elements.
What can you do with a degree in physics and quantum computing?
Students have a broad range of professional opportunities. Many students go on to pursue graduate degrees in applied physics, computer science, mathematics, material sciences and engineering, and to work in fields like academia, industry, and research.
Degree Requirements
Bachelor's Degree and General Education Requirements
Graduation requirements differ among degrees. However, all degrees require a minimum of 120 passing credits with a minimum 2.00 overall GPA, completion of the School’s Foundation Courses, General Education Requirements, Major Requirements, Secondary Field of Study, and a Capstone Experience. Students must also satisfy the School of Computing and Information residency requirements.
View full bachelor's degree and general education requirements in the Pitt Course Catalog.