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Most common non-STEM degree maybe. I'm sure there are a lot more EE/ physics/ math grads working as programmers than music grads.
by golemarms 5y ago
Most common non-STEM degree maybe. I'm sure there are a lot more EE/ physics/ math grads working as programmers than music grads.
- dpwm 5y agoOne of the more surprising combos at university was Physics and Music. That was the degree, and the numbers were similar to those doing Computational Physics.
- golemarms 5y agoImperial College actually used to offer a BSc Physics and Music Performance course[1] (it was suspended recently). This is notable because dual majors, even between similar/adjacent academic fields, are rare for UK undergraduate degrees. [1] https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/ug/courses/physics-department/physics-music-bsc/ https://www.imperial.ac.uk/study/ug/courses/physics-departme...