MSci Physics
Royal Holloway, University of London
Entry requirements
A level: AAA-AAB (Required subjects: A-levels in Mathematics and Physics, plus a pass in the practical element of all science A-levels being taken. We require English and Mathematics GCSE at grade 4(C)) IB: 6,6,6 at Higher Level or a minimum of 34 points overall including Physics and 6 Higher Level Maths
About this course
MSci in Physics. Core topics include programming, data analysis, mathematical modelling, laboratory techniques, microelectronics, and research methods. The final-year Major Project is an individual research project linked to departmental research activity. The fourth year offers intercollegiate module choices across University of London colleges.
Modules
- Mathematics for Scientists 1
- Mathematics for Scientists 2
- Scientific Skills 1
- Scientific Skills 2
- Classical Mechanics
- Fields and Waves
- Classical Matter
- Physics of the Universe
- Academic Integrity
- Mathematical Methods
- Scientific Computing Skills
- Quantum Mechanics
- Scientific Skills 3
- Optics
- Electromagnetism
- Classical and Statistical Thermodynamics
- The Solid State
- Advanced Skills in Physics
- Quantum Theory
- Advanced Classical Physics
- Further Mathematical Methods
- Nonlinear Dynamical Systems
- Particle Physics
- Metals and Semiconductors
- General Relativity and Cosmology
- Stellar Astrophysics
- Particle Astrophysics
- Planetary Geology and Geophysics
- Astronomy
- Energy and Climate Science
- Atomic Physics
- Major Project in Physics
- Research Review
- Advanced Quantum Theory
- Quantum Field Theory
- Advanced Particle Physics
- Particle Accelerator Physics
- Modelling Quantum Many-Body Systems
- Nano-Electronics and Quantum Technology
- Superconductors and Superfluids
- Statistical Data Analysis
- Astroparticle Cosmology
- Gravitational Waves Astronomy
- Dark Matter & Dark Energy
- Statistical Mechanics
- Advanced Astrophysics
- Photonics and Metamaterials
- Order and Excitations in Quantum Materials
- Theoretical Treatments of Nano-systems
- Advanced Condensed Matter
- Standard Model Physics and Beyond
- Gravitational Wave Physics
- Lie Groups and Lie Algebras
- Theory of Complex Networks
- Elements of Statistical Learning
- String Theory and Branes
- Supersymmetry and Conformal Field Theory
- Equilibrium Analysis of Complex Systems
- Dynamical Analysis of Complex Systems
- Mathematical Biology
- Research Topics in Astrophysics