Mathematical Physics aims to develop a precise quantitative understanding of the nature, structure and evolution of the physical world through the language of mathematics.Its scope explores:quarks and leptons and the smallest fragments of the universethe material world we perceive directly with our sensesstars, galaxies, and the origins and fate of the universe itselfIt builds directly on the work of:NewtonMaxwellEinsteinHeisenbergDiracFeynmanHawkingHiggscountless othersOur aim is to equip you with the precise analytical thinking necessary to understand this vast subject in-depth.A wide range of employers recognise that physics graduates have advanced problem-solving skills and the ability to think logically and critically about complex situations.The fact that they also have a high level of mathematical ability, IT proficiency and communication skills provides graduates with opportunities in a diverse range of careers.