gash789
Dec8-11, 10:57 AM
I am in the fourth year of an MPhys and feel a PhD is the best way to further myself.
I want to apply to groups that specialize in the theory and implementation of computational modelling. I would prefer this to be a group with a wide range across several branches of Physics as opposed to a specialist group on say Cosmology. The reason is that I don't want to end up with many skills in modelling which is my first love, but no ability to cross departments into say engineering if that sparked my interest.
I have an offer from the Southampton ICSS (complexity modelling group) and they are ideal as they cover many basis and have great funding, but I am looking for others to compare with.
Thank's for taking the time to read:
I want to apply to groups that specialize in the theory and implementation of computational modelling. I would prefer this to be a group with a wide range across several branches of Physics as opposed to a specialist group on say Cosmology. The reason is that I don't want to end up with many skills in modelling which is my first love, but no ability to cross departments into say engineering if that sparked my interest.
I have an offer from the Southampton ICSS (complexity modelling group) and they are ideal as they cover many basis and have great funding, but I am looking for others to compare with.
Thank's for taking the time to read: