Glad that you love London! :biggrin:
Nope, we are certainly not lacking in anyway to Oxbridge! Also, I am sure you will get a place in one of these universities.
On a more personal note, one of my very good friends from Italy didn't like London that much...but hey, he still graduated with...
Well, there are a few Masters course for Physics at Imperial and their requirement varies. However, I do know that the MSc in Quantum Fields and Fundamental Forces requires their applicant to have at least a first. Have a look at this website for more information...
Hello iorfus. Long story cut short, to gain admission into Oxbridge for postgraduate course, it is preferably that one gets a first class honours as he/she will have to compete with tons of applicants who are as good or if not better. As long as you are able to convince Oxbridge that the 110 e...
Hi all,
I have just completed my undergraduate studies in Mathematics from a UK university (specialising the Mathematical Physics and Fluid Dynamics) and will be continuing on a Masters programme in Applied Mathematics come fall. For my Masters, I would like to do something on CFD but the...
Hello all, I am doing a course on Methods of Mathematical Physics and the lecturer is going to cover
1) Wiener-Hopf Technique
2) Singular Integral Equations
3) Orthogonal Polynomials
4) Hypergeometric Series and related functions
Could anyone here suggest any good books for the...