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COURSE INFORMATION

We offer five different undergraduate degree courses in which Physics is a main component:

• Physics (TR071)
  
• Physics and Astrophysics (TR071)
  
• Physics and Computer Simulation (TR071)
  
• Theoretical Physics (TR035)
  
• Physics and Chemistry of Advanced Materials (TR076)
  

TCD student taking part in a zero gravity experiment in the European Space Agency’s Parabolic Flight Campaign

Undergraduate - Moderatorship in Physics and Computer Simulation

Students take the Science course (TR 071), choosing Physics, Maths and a third subject in their first two (JF and SF) years. In the two final (JS and SS) years students will take a variety of specialist Computational Physics courses, as well as core Physics courses. There is a computational element to the laboratory work in Physics in each of the first two years. Specialist computational laboratory work will be introduced in the third year, and the final year project will be in the area of Computational Physics.

• JF Physics Course
• SF Physics Course
• JS Physics and Computer Simulation Course
• SS Physics and Computer Simulation Course
• Local information about Physics courses (TCD only)

 This course is funded by the Irish government under the National Development Plan 2007-2013 and aided by the European Social Fund (ESF) under the Human Capital Investment Operational Programme 2007-2013.