Difference between Phys.BS and Phys.Bs with specialization

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The discussion centers on the differences between a Bachelor of Science in Physics and a Bachelor of Science in Physics with a specialization in Nuclear and Particle Physics at a Bulgarian university. The curriculum for the specialized program includes additional courses focused on Nuclear and Particle Physics, which may provide a deeper understanding of these fields. This specialization can significantly impact future studies in theoretical physics, offering a more robust foundation in relevant topics. The participant also highlights the importance of checking the university's website for detailed curriculum information.

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so i want to enroll in this undergraduate course in physics in a Bulgarian university. But i read that the bachelors also specializes in Nuclear and Particle Physics:

Bachelor in Physics (specialization in Nuclear and Particle Physics)

so i was wondering how much difference does it make? how different are the curriculum's from that of a normal Physics BS? and what effect can this have if i decide to let's say continue my studies in theoretical physics later?
Because i want to study theoretical physics but this is the only physics program in the country that is in English
 
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Niceadam said:
how different are the curriculum's from that of a normal Physics BS?

Doesn't the university's website have information about the curriculum for their degrees?
 

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