The Master of Science in Theoretical Physics brings students to the cutting edge of research in an interactive training environment, being taught by some of the world’s leading theoretical physicists. They will discover the breadth of theoretical physics, including understanding how non-linear dynamics can be applied to complex problems.

If students are interested in big questions, like how the universe works or how elementary particles interact with each other to form nuclei and stars, then they will enjoy learning about quantum field theory. With applications such as particle physics and condensed matter, quantum field theory is arguably the most far-reaching attempt to combine special relativity and quantum physics in a unique framework.