UNIVERSITY OF YORK · UNITED KINGDOM
MMath/MPhys (Hons) Mathematics and Physics
Bachelor's · Taught in en · UCAS GFC3
At a glance
48 mo
Duration
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IELTS
€38k
Tuition / yr
en
Language
Bachelor's
Level
- 4 years full-timeDuration
- MPhys accredited by the Institute of Physics (IOP)Accreditation
- MMath accredited by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications (IMA)Accreditation
- Opportunity for original researchAdvanced Investigation
- Guaranteed paid placement for high achievers in Year 1Placement Opportunity
This integrated MMath/MPhys programme offers a comprehensive study of both mathematics and physics, recognizing their fundamental interconnectedness. High-level physics inherently relies on a strong mathematical foundation, and mathematical models are crucial for understanding the physical world. You will benefit from the combined expertise of faculty actively engaged in cutting-edge research, gaining training in advanced mathematical and theoretical physics techniques. This program is designed to provide a deep understanding of physical reality and prepare you for research boundaries.
Curriculum
Your studies will be split evenly between mathematics and physics. The curriculum progresses from foundational concepts in the first year to advanced specialisations in later years. You will explore core areas of both disciplines, with opportunities for elective modules to tailor your learning.
- Year 1
- RelativityPHY00030C
- Classical Mechanics and LaboratoriesPHY00029C
- Classical and Quantum WavesPHY00028C
- Foundations and CalculusMAT00012C
- Mathematical Programming and SkillsMAT00015C
- Multivariable Calculus and MatricesMAT00014C
- Academic Integrity module
- Year 2
- Thermodynamics and ElectromagnetismPHY00053I
- Classical DynamicsMAT00048I
- Vector and Complex CalculusMAT00047I
- Statistical and Solid State PhysicsPHY00054I
- Quantum, Atomic, Nuclear and Particle PhysicsPHY00032I
- Quantum and Continuum DynamicsMAT00049I
- Year 3
- Plasma Physics and FusionPHY00079H
- Quantum MechanicsMAT00096H
- Advanced Theoretical Techniques and Modelling MatterPHY00074H
- Relativity and CosmologyPHY00077H
- Medical PhysicsPHY00075H
- Nuclear and ParticlePHY00071H
- Quantum Science and TechnologiesPHY00078H
- Mathematical Modelling: Nonlinearity, Uncertainty, and Computational MethodsMAT00092H
- Partial Differential EquationsMAT00098H
- Quantum Theory and Quantum InformationMAT00089H
- CryptographyMAT00080H
- Numerical AnalysisMAT00094H
- FluidsMAT00093H
- Mathematical Ecology, Epidemiology and EvolutionMAT00090H
- Condensed Matter Physics: Electrons in SolidsPHY00073H
- AstrobiologyPHY00061I
- Advanced Sensors and InstrumentationELE00075H
- Mobile Communications and Internet ProtocolsELE00077H
- Year 4
- Advanced option modules
Careers
Graduates from this programme are well-prepared for a variety of careers in research, industry, and academia. The strong analytical and problem-solving skills developed will be valuable in numerous fields.
- Research Scientist
- Data Analyst
- Financial Modeler
- Software Developer
- Aerospace Engineer
- Physicist
- Mathematician
Frequently asked questions
- What are the tuition fees for international students for the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme?
- The international tuition fee for the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme is £32,350 per year. Please note that fees are subject to change, and you should check the University of York's official website for the most up-to-date information.
- How long is the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme?
- The MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme is a 4-year full-time course.
- What are the academic entry requirements for this programme?
- For A-Levels, the academic entry requirement is AAA, which must include Mathematics. International students should check the University of York's website for accepted requirements specific to their country and qualification type.
- How do I apply for the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme as an international student?
- Applications are made through UCAS. International students must ensure they meet academic and English language requirements, and can also consider pathway programmes if they do not meet direct entry criteria.
- What are the career prospects after completing the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme?
- Graduates are well-prepared for careers as Research Scientists, Data Analysts, Financial Modelers, Software Developers, Aerospace Engineers, Physicists, or Mathematicians. The programme also prepares students for roles in research and academia.
- Does the University offer any support for students struggling with mathematics?
- Yes, the University provides a Maths Study Skills Centre that offers advice and guidance on mathematics topics, in addition to extensive library resources.
Entry requirements
A-LevelsAAA (including Mathematics)
The University accepts a wide range of international qualifications. Please check the 'Accepted requirements for your country' section on the University of York's website for specific details. If English is not your native language, evidence of English language proficiency will be required. Pathway courses are available for students who do not meet direct entry requirements.
Fees
Tuition (international)£32,350 per year
Tuition (home)£9,790 per year
LivingPlease refer to the 'Living costs' section on the University of York's website for current estimates.
Fees are subject to change. Please check the University of York's official website for the most up-to-date information.
How to apply
1. Apply via UCASSubmit your application through the Universities and Colleges Admissions Service (UCAS) for UK undergraduate courses.
2. Meet Entry RequirementsEnsure you meet the academic and English language requirements for the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics course. If you are an international student, check the specific requirements for your country and qualification type.
3. Consider Pathway CoursesIf you do not meet the direct entry requirements, explore the University of York's international pathway courses.
4. Submit Personal Statement and ReferencesPrepare a strong personal statement highlighting your suitability for the course and gather necessary academic references.
5. Await OfferOnce your application is processed, you will be notified of the outcome, which may include an offer.
Accreditation
The MPhys degree is accredited by the Institute of Physics, and the MMath by the Institute of Mathematics and its Applications. This accreditation ensures the quality of teaching and learning and puts graduates on track for Chartered Physicist or Chartered Mathematician status.
Frequently asked questions
What are the tuition fees for international students for the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme?
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The international tuition fee for the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme is £32,350 per year. Please note that fees are subject to change, and you should check the University of York's official website for the most up-to-date information.
How long is the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme?
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The MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme is a 4-year full-time course.
What are the academic entry requirements for this programme?
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For A-Levels, the academic entry requirement is AAA, which must include Mathematics. International students should check the University of York's website for accepted requirements specific to their country and qualification type.
How do I apply for the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme as an international student?
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Applications are made through UCAS. International students must ensure they meet academic and English language requirements, and can also consider pathway programmes if they do not meet direct entry criteria.
What are the career prospects after completing the MMath/MPhys Mathematics and Physics programme?
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Graduates are well-prepared for careers as Research Scientists, Data Analysts, Financial Modelers, Software Developers, Aerospace Engineers, Physicists, or Mathematicians. The programme also prepares students for roles in research and academia.
Does the University offer any support for students struggling with mathematics?
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Yes, the University provides a Maths Study Skills Centre that offers advice and guidance on mathematics topics, in addition to extensive library resources.