On Campus Masters Degrees in Computational Physics

We offer a versatile 2-year Master's degree programme in Physics with the possibility of specialising in Computational Physics, Particle Physics and Cosmology, Quantum Optics, or Soft Matter and Statistical Physics. Read more

The Master’s degree in Physics of Data provides new theoretical and computational tools to tackle the explosion of datasets within the physicist mindset. Read more

The Department offers a prestigious MSc in Physics, tailored to very able BSc graduates who wish to deepen their knowledge of physics, and who are looking to pursue a research career within a university, industrial or national research laboratory. Read more

The Masters in Nuclear and Environmental Physics provides training in the physics and applications of nuclear energy generation (and low-carbon energy more generally), and the roles played by nuclear processes in environmental modelling and medical physics. Read more

Research degrees in Experimental Physics typically include a mixture of course modules and original research work, which may involve laboratory investigations and computational studies. Read more

We offer programs leading to a MS and PhD degree in Physics. The department has research concentrations in Nuclear Physics, Astrophysics, and Biophysics. Read more

The basis of natural sciences is the modelling of phenomena and solving these models. The Master’s programme in theoretical and computational methods… Read more

In this programme, you will acquire knowledge in  fundamental physics, material sciences, nanosciences and computational methods. Read more

Our MSc Physics by Research course is ideal both for graduates who would like to undertake original research without committing themselves to a three-year PhD, and for students who want to gain a research-based Masters before embarking on their PhD. Read more

The Masters in Advanced Functional Materials is an inherently multidisciplinary subject that spans Physics, Chemistry, Materials Science and Nanotechnology. Read more

With the advent of ever more sophisticated and powerful computer environments, the techniques needed to develop and produce the software to run on these systems are themselves becoming increasingly complex. Read more