MSc Physics

The MSc Physics course offered by the University College London (UCL) is an in-depth postgraduate program that is designed to provide students with an understanding of the principles and methods of modern physics, with emphasis on the experimental aspects of the discipline. The course is aimed at students wishing to broaden their knowledge of physics, and is especially suitable for graduates in physics, and in mathematics, engineering, and other physical sciences. Course Content: The course syllabus comprises of both compulsory and optional modules. The compulsory modules include Quantum Mechanics, Mathematical Methods, and Statistical Mechanics and Simulations. Students can choose optional modules based on their interests, and the availability of these might vary each year. A dissertation is also required to complete the course.Key Modules: The course's compulsory modules are Quantum Mechanics, Mathematical Methods, and Statistical Mechanics and Simulations. The optional modules might change each year. Future Careers: From this course, graduates have progressed to PhD study in experimental or theoretical physics. They have also found employment in industries such as Finance, IT, Education, Engineering, Medical Physics, and in other areas which see the advantage of a scientific training. For more information on this course, please visit the official course page here.