which branch of physics is best to choose

rayman123

Hello! I am about to be ready with my bachelor degree in physics. I became lately interested in mathematical physics. I wonder which courses I should take (are most suitable and usefull) in order to continue with mathematical physics in the future?
Thanks

Rajini

Hi,
Obviously you may need to take mathematics and statistics together with few other courses.

rayman123

that I have already done. I was mostly interested in subjects like topology, differential geometry, string theory and other courses.

Rajini

For a bachelors level it should be sufficient. What is the course curriculum for Bachelors in physics given in your university ?
But if you like those courses (string theory, which contains mostly of relativity and quantum physics) take them also. I would say that string theory is too much for a bachelors level. Anyway try learning quantum physics.
cheers

rayman123

I have already done bachelor. I am going to do my master from next semester and then we have several courses to choose from like string theory, advanced classical mechanics, topology, differential geometry, quantum mechanics, quantum field theory.
We have already done introductory quantum physics as well.
I just wanted to know if there is anyone 'out there' who is planning to do masterprogram with specialisation mathematical physics.
Does anyone has experience of doing such program? Is it interesting?