Mathematical Physics degrees

Studying mathematical physics

Studying mathematical physics offers a window into the language which governs the universe. It can prepare students for a career in a wide variety of fields including mathematics or physics research, engineering, data analysis and computer programming. Potential career roles include research scientist, data analyst, academic lecturer, or mathematical modeller. During their studies, student will learn various topics within the field, such as advanced calculus, thermodynamics, quantum physics, and planetary astrophysics. Postgraduate study options offer specialisation in areas like theoretical physics or mathematical modelling, and students work between theoretical concepts and their real-world applications, leading to groundbreaking discoveries and shaping our understanding of the cosmos.