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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 im confused over my choice of courses. Glasgow allows single and joint honours with several course choices. Im 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 im confused over my choice of courses. Glasgow allows single and joint honours with several course choices. Im 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.