Bachelor of Computational Technology (Computational Physics)

At University of Wollongong, the application deadline is 9 December 2025.

UOW’s flexible major structure lets you build a solid core in computational technology while tailoring your studies with a major, a second major, two minors or electives across the university.

The Bachelor of Computational Technology teaches innovators and problem-solvers programming, design, artificial intelligence and logical reasoning skills, preparing you for the technology-driven industries of the future. The Computational Physics major blends programming, AI, numerical methods and data analysis with physics, teaching you to model, simulate and analyse physical systems on computers.

You will study foundational subjects in programming, design, AI and logic, and complete a final-year capstone project that delivers practical outcomes for real-world problems. The degree’s interdisciplinary focus opens pathways into research facilities, healthcare, R&D, data science and government agencies. Graduates are ready for emerging tech sectors.