MSc Theoretical Physics

The MSc Theoretical Physics offered by the University of Hertfordshire is an advanced, research-led course covering a range of topics in theoretical physics. This programme offers students the opportunity to engage with advanced level concepts and techniques in theoretical physics, further their experience of academic research and prepare for PhD level study.Course Content: Designed for individuals with an undergraduate degree in Physics or a related field, this course provides substantial training in fields such as general relativity and aerodynamics. Students will gain skills in mathematical methods and their applications to problems in Physics. The course comprises of both taught modules and independent research project.Key Modules: Students will study modules including, Quantum Field Theory, General Relativity, Mathematical Methods in Physics, High Energy Particle Physics, and a Major Project in Theoretical Physics.Accreditations: This course is delivered by the School of Physics, Astronomy, and Mathematics which is a part of the Science, Technology & Health faculty. It is an integral part of the SEPnet (South East Physics Network), with research that places it in the top rank of modern universities.Future Careers: Graduates who have succeeded in the program are well prepared for further research (PhD), or employment in the industrial or financial sector. The course advances the research skills and subject knowledge that opens up opportunities in high technology industries and/or in academia or research.For more information on this course, please visit the official course page.