What are some interesting BS-MS project topics in QFT for a 1 year duration?

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Interesting project topics in Quantum Field Theory (QFT) for a one-year BS-MS project include exploring the foundations of QFT, studying specific models like the Standard Model, or investigating quantum anomalies. A strong background in quantum mechanics is essential, as understanding QFT can take several months. Recommended resources for deeper comprehension include textbooks by Weinberg, Ryder, and Peskin. Engaging with these materials can help in formulating a focused project. Selecting a topic that aligns with both interest and academic preparation is crucial for success.
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I would like to know some of interesting topics in QFT for my major project (BS-MS); of 1 year duration... can anyone help me with topics?

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Do you have good postgraduate backgound in quantum mechanics? Probably you will spend several months only to understand what QFT is about.
 
I had quantum mechanics as well as QFT as academic courses;
I follow Weinberg,Ryder and Peskin for QFT
 
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