Silvernus2020:


Most of the notable Inventors and scientists are all physicist, this is a very good discipline and I will encourage your to continue and soar high in your choice of course, I know you don't see job adverts with a physic degree, but that's because you've been looking at the wrong place.

Most adverts on programming and coding, go with a physics degree and not only computer science degree as it where.

N.B: As a Physicist it is expedient and sacrosanct that you know programming, coding, Big Data, Data Analysis or something more technical and complex. Great Physicist, I'll see you at the top.
Regards.

Silvernus2020:


Most of the notable Inventors and scientists are all physicist, this is a very good discipline and I will encourage your to continue and soar high in your choice of course, I know you don't see job adverts with a physic degree, but that's because you've been looking at the wrong place.

Most adverts on programming and coding, go with a physics degree and not only computer science degree as it where.

N.B: As a Physicist it is expedient and sacrosanct that you know programming, coding, Big Data, Data Analysis or something more technical and complex. Great Physicist, I'll see you at the top.
Regards.

duro4chang:
Is there any course that has not been rendered useless in this country?

why are you like this la ...physics na calculation coures no be pronoun and verb...
Maybe na open university or poly baba enter

Dozis:

How did you manage to get a good grade with this kind of grammar??

tensazangetsu20:
That's one of the best courses. Physics is the basis of engineering and gives you a very good footing to understand any form of engineering if you want to.

Forget the advice of going for civil engineering. The best thing you would do for yourself right now is to start learning code. Learn programming and combine it with your physics degree and the sky is the limit.

doghorp:
I am currently a 300 Level studying, I rarely see advert that says Bachelor Degree in Physics.

TripleOh7:


No it's not.

During your holidays try and learn Java programming or Python and a whole new world will open up for you to apply your Physics knowledge.

Sonnobax15:
Tell op the truth
It used to be and will always be in developed countries but right here in our very beloved country, studying physics as a course is as useless as Saka's yesterday penalty kick was to his career

doghorp:
I am currently a 300 Level studying, I rarely see advert that says Bachelor Degree in Physics.

doghorp:
I am currently a 300 Level studying, I rarely see advert that says Bachelor Degree in Physics.

aribisala0:
Nothing wrong with Physics
These days a first degree is rarely enough for those seeking to become employees

There is nothing stopping you taking a professional course afterwards

e.g ICAN, CFA etc or some IT related programme
MBA and so on

doghorp:
I am currently a 300 Level studying, I rarely see advert that says Bachelor Degree in Physics.

doghorp:
I am currently a 300 Level studying, I rarely see advert that says Bachelor Degree in Physics.

Rexnegro:
My brother it's Nigeria that's making it look as if any course you read in school it's useless... Like me now I read forestry and wildlife management but I'm running a small business just to exist bro . That's the sad reality we found ourselves as Nigerians in the midst of plenty. So help us God.

doghorp:
I am currently a 300 Level studying, I rarely see advert that says Bachelor Degree in Physics.