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This four-year course builds upon the Theoretical Physics BSc by adding an extra year, allowing students to deepen their expertise through advanced elective modules and a research project. The initial year features required courses that establish strong fundamentals in quantum and classical physics, supported by mathematical studies and hands-on training in computing. A practical mathematics module is also included.
During the second year, mandatory courses cover quantum physics applications in atomic and molecular systems, statistical thermodynamics, electromagnetic theory, and additional mathematics. Students further enhance their computing and applied mathematics abilities.
The third year completes the core quantum and condensed matter components. Those pursuing the Theoretical Physics degree substitute laboratory work in years two and three with theoretical coursework.