Theoretical Physics - MPhys

University of Hull

Our fully accredited degree builds on your theoretical and mathematical talent. Study fundamental physics and maths, and develop investigative skills for exploring new areas in science, technology, and business.Research opportunities include advanced materials, lasers, and space, tackling significant scientific queries. You’ll also learn transferable data science skills like Python programming, and improve communication, teamwork, and problem-solving skills.Receive personalised tutorials and feedback from top academics and take part in over 100 annual events. Plus, join a diverse student community and explore career options through the White Rose Industrial Physics Alliance.On our four-year Integrated Masters (MPhys) option, you study a year at postgraduate level on top of your degree. By studying a Masters, you'll further extend the depth and breadth of your physics knowledge and earn an MPhys qualification. This meets the educational requirements towards a sought-after qualification as a Chartered Physicist, which opens even more doors to future employment and research opportunities.**Why study at Hull?** • Supercomputing: You’ll have access to Viper – the highest-spec computer at any university in the North of England• Diverse student population: Our physics courses have some of the most diverse student populations in the country thanks to our award-winning Changing Face of Physics Campaign• Institute of Physics accredited: We’re part of the professional body for physics in the UK and Ireland, putting you on track to receive Chartered Physicist status**Where could this take me?** Graduating from Hull’s theoretical physics degree opens doors to a variety of careers in research, telecommunications, IT, education, data science, engineering, medical physics, nuclear technology, media, and finance.Our alumni work at companies like Rolls-Royce, Thales, and QinetiQ, or join training programs at the National Grid and NHS.Our MPhys degree meets the academic requirements you need to become a Chartered Physicist (CPhys), boosting your career and research prospects.

Faculty of Science and Engineering