Entry requirements
This module contains advanced quantum mechanics. We strongly recommend you study degree-level quantum physics before studying this module.
You may not study this module on its own or as part of any qualification other than those listed below.
If you’re studying this module as part of our Master of Physics (M06), you must have completed all your Stage 3 modules (minimum Grade 3 passes recommended).
If you’re studying this module as part of our MSc in Mathematics (F04) or Postgraduate Diploma in Mathematics (E23), you must have passed Calculus of variations and advanced calculus (M820) or Analytic number theory I (M823). Additionally, before attempting this module, you should have studied at least one applied mathematics module.
If you’re studying this module as part of our MSc in Space Science and Technology (F77) or Postgraduate Diploma in Space Science and Technology (E90) or our Open Masters (F81), you must have a 2:2 (or higher) UK honours degree (or equivalent) in a related subject, i.e:
- BSc with applied mathematics content, e.g: Mathematics, Applied Mathematics, Mathematics with Applied Mathematics.
- BSc with “physics” in the title, e.g: Astrophysics, Chemical Physics, Computational Physics, Mathematical Physics, Mathematics and Physics, Physics, Physics with Astronomy, Physics with Theoretical Physics, Theoretical Physics.
Are you ready for SM880?
If English isn’t your first language, we recommend you have a minimum IELTS (International English Language Testing System) score of 7.