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Intro to Quantum Mech Electromagnetism Intro to Programming in C Mathematics of Waves and Fields Second Year Lab Lagrangian Dynamics

At my university here in the UK the physics department is just getting larger and larger, the intake this year was ~250, up from ~220, and only ~20-30% drop out before graduation.

http://www.shanghairanking.com/SubjectPhysics2011.html There you go. The Shanghai rankings are based purely on research quality/teaching, whereas a lot of the newspaper rankings (including the good uni guide) also take into account factors such as city life. I wouldn't base any decisions on...

I applied to Cambridge (NatSci as my school didn't offer further maths) last year with 5 A's at AS-level and predictions of A*A*A*. One thing to watch out for is that it comes down to more than just letter grades. My interview went well (or so I was told by the interview feedback they gave), but...

Properties of Matter Advanced Dynamics Vibrations and Waves Advanced Applications of Calculus in Physics Electricity and Magnetism Mathematics II

Well done! An interview at Manchester is basically an offer. My interview was very informal and it gave the opportunity to get to know one of the staff members. I hope you enjoy it!

Warwick was my insurance, it's a great place. Got friends there doing economics/maths and they love it. Good luck with your application!

Hi, I've just started at uni studying physics with theoretical physics at Manchester. I applied to Cambridge, Manchester, Warwick, Birmingham and Lancaster, with offers from all of them except Cambridge (it was natural sciences, I was pressured into applying and hence I did not perform in the...

I'd check out Manchester too if you haven't already, the physics department there churns out a lot of world class research. Best of luck!

First semester at University starts September, Physics with Theoretical Physics MSci from the UK. Mathematics 1 Dynamics Quantum Physics and Relativity Introduction to Astrophysics and Cosmology First Year Laboratory incl. Computing and Data Analysis Random Processes in Physics (Taught by maths...

Definitely exercise, I joined a gym 7 months ago and my grades have been improving even with less time to study per week.

I'm not sure I completely agree with this, I have heard great things about the teaching (of physics at least) at Manchester, with it receiving faultless assesment scores. I am currently holding an offer from there to study theoretical physics next year, so I would be interested in your...