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The M.Sc. in Quantum Fields, Strings and Gravity is a a one-year, full-time taught M.Sc. programme, run by the School of Mathematics, Trinity College, Dublin. The degree provides comprehensive training in theoretical physics, preparing the students for PhD level research in high energy theory, gravity, cosmology, lattice gauge theory.
The M.Sc. in Quantum Fields, Strings and Gravity offers advanced education in modern High Energy Theory and Mathematical Physics. The topics include String Theory, Conformal Field Theory, General Theory of Relativity & Cosmology, Quantum Field Theory and Lattice Gauge Theory. The students will have an opportunity to discuss cutting edge research and perform their own M.Sc. dissertation work under the supervision of the School of
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Applicants should have a primary degree in Theoretical Physics or Mathematics/Physics with a strong Theoretical Physics component graduated with a first class degree or equivalent. They should clearly indicate which optional sequence (see course structure) they would like to take.
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