Mathematics and Physics
The Mathematics and Physics degree programmes combine the strong teaching traditions and research expertise of the Department of Physics with those of the Department of Mathematics.
Students on these degree programmes receive approximately half their teaching from each department, proceeding to high-level courses in the later years, with options available in both subjects and a research project which can be taken in either department.
The degree programme is ideally suited for those seeking a broad training in mathematical physics, possibly leading to a research career in that area, who prefer an even greater concentration on fundamental mathematics than we offer in our Theoretical Physics programme.
Available Undergraduate Mathematics and Physics courses include:
Our degree programmes are offered as a four year Integrated Masters course (MPhys) or three year Bachelors course (BSc) and can be studied with an optional Year Abroad.
For further inforamtion on choosing your course see our Studying Physics guide.
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All our programmes are accredited by the Institute of Physics |
Juno Champion
We are one of only nine departments to achieve Juno Champion award for support of women in physics.
Further information
- Year in industry
- Year abroad
- Course overview
- Masterclass research placement
- Scholarships and bursaries
- Undergraduate Open Days and Visits
- Departmental talk and online tours:
- Documents:
- Download our 2021 Physics Brochure (PDF
, 1,111kb)
- View the University's prospectus online, or request a paper copy.