Masters Degrees (Mathematical Physics)

This course is for you if you’re interested in atomic, molecular and optical physics, as well as experimental particle physics. Read more

Studying the Physics MSc at Leeds will give you the chance to advance your knowledge in aspects of the subject that interest you the most, with a highly flexible course that can be tailored towards your career aspirations. Read more

Although Particle Physics and Astrophysics act on completely different length and time scales, they both use the laws of physics to study the universe. Read more

How does a bank check whether your digital signature is a valid one? Do planets move in stable orbits or will they eventually collide? How can a 3D-sphere within the 3D-figures be characterized? The mathematics behind these questions is dealt within your Master's degree programme. Read more

Explore astronomy and astrophysics at an advanced level, focusing on observational, theoretical or computational astronomy. This course is one of only three full-time, broad-based astronomy MSc courses in the UK. Read more

Why does one car have more air resistance than another? How can the frequency of the electric power smart grid be kept constant under external disturbances? Applied Mathematics is concerned with the development and application of mathematical tools for the analysis and design of dynamical systems that appear in modern technology. Read more

Do you wish to work in industry or plan to pursue further study? Are you interested in data science and its application to science and technology? If so, this course is for you. Read more

The MSc Data & Computational Science course is aimed at students who wish to gain a deep understanding of applied mathematics, statistics and computational science at the graduate level. Read more

Ambitious students with an educational background in Economics, Finance or STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics) subjects and with a proven quantitative talent will be ideally suited to this programme. Read more

Aimed at those with a genuine interest in mathematics who are interested in exploring a range of career options, this Masters degree in Mathematics will provide an all-round experience and awareness of mathematics in the modern world. Read more

Our degree offers students a broad range of topics covering everything from pre-Socrates to the present day – Philosophy without any gaps. Read more

The ME Energy Systems programme prepares engineers for work in designing and developing future energy systems and aims to deepen understanding of the interactions between these systems and the environment and energy policy, taking account of economic factors. Read more

This one year full-time, or two-year part-time course is aimed at graduates with a background in a number of different fields (including Business, Economics, Finance, Engineering, Mathematics, Environmental Science and Physics) who are keen to pursue a career in the growing number of industries in the sustainable business and finance industry. Read more

Engineering geologists have a unique understanding of the ground and geological processes, making them crucial to all construction and infrastructure projects. Read more

Earth’s resources are essential for our energy future – resources like water, minerals, hydrocarbon reserves or geothermal heat, as well as natural ‘geoassets’ in which CO2 or hydrogen could be stored. Read more