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Hello everyone, been reading different articles on here for a while but finally decided to sign up as I needed some advice with regards to univesity.
Im looking to study theoretical physics at Glasgow University starting fall 2012, however I am confused over my choice of courses. Glasgow allows single and joint honours with several course choices. I am not entirely sure whether I should study theoretical physics as a single honour, or study either applied math / computer science with physics as joint honours.
Just looking for some information as to what would be more useful as a degree, and would help more with postgrad study and eventually a career within the field.
Thank you for any help you can provide.
Im looking to study theoretical physics at Glasgow University starting fall 2012, however I am confused over my choice of courses. Glasgow allows single and joint honours with several course choices. I am not entirely sure whether I should study theoretical physics as a single honour, or study either applied math / computer science with physics as joint honours.
Just looking for some information as to what would be more useful as a degree, and would help more with postgrad study and eventually a career within the field.
Thank you for any help you can provide.