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@ cr7einstein you see with a mechanical engineering bachelors degree, i am at a loss to suggest any of the two. my personal preference would be NatSci tripos since it would be more interesting to study physics as an independent subject rather than mathmatical one

if i had the choice i would go for imperial. from what i have seen on their site they have a very specific and narrow focus and of course their ranking as a university. Lucky you cannot decide between Durham , Imperial and Utrecht.

oh that seems great. how long did they extend? yeah i totally agree with your assessment of Glasgow course information on the website is very vague and from what i have found it is more oriented towards optics, quantum information...and the likes. i didn't apply to Durham or Imperial as i...

thanks for the reply but can you elaborate further? i heard professor Gerard t'Hooft is still supervising masters thesis at Utrecht. Can you look at the the course content in the above given link?. To me it seems that the program is more focused on low energy phenomenon

Hi everyone i am new to the forum. I am looking forward to a MSc in theoretical physics and have been offered place at Utrecht and Glasgow university. Unfortunately neither of the universities have a very detailed course outline at their sites (or its just my fault). I am interested in high...