Mathematics and Physics BSc (Hons) and MPhys

Why choose this course
If you’re undecided as to whether you want to study mathematics or physics at university, our Mathematics and Physics courses offer the perfect answer. Taught jointly by the two departments, our BSc, MMath and MPhys courses explore how mathematics is applied in physics. Whether you think of it as applied mathematics or theoretical physics, this joint course gives you the best of both worlds.

Our physics courses are ranked top 10 in the UK for overall satisfaction in the National Student Survey 2018.

What you will study
Partnered with the National Physical Laboratory, Surrey’s mathematics and physics courses explore core topics across both subjects including calculus, quantum physics, linear algebra and particle physics. You’ll also get to choose from a range of fascinating optional modules – such as fluid dynamics, nuclear astrophysics, Galois theory and general relativity – and take an extended project, enabling you to tailor the course to suit your own interests.

You can apply to study for either a BSc or an MMath (Master of Mathematics) or MPhys (Master of Physics), which are direct routes to a masters qualification. If you study toward one of the integrated masters, you’ll spend part of your last year doing a research project in either physics (MPhys) or mathematics (MMath). Find out more about the benefits of an integrated masters degree.

Study Option:- MPhys UCAS: GF14 (4 years)
                          MPhys UCAS: GF14 (5 years with professional training) (Fees Professional training £1,850)