Bachelor of Science in Mathematical Physics

About this programme

Explore the physics behind the cosmos, climate, and computing while building advanced mathematical, analytical, and problem-solving skills in small, hands-on classes. Build a deeper understanding of the physical phenomena and mathematical principles that shape our world in Trent’s joint Mathematical Physics degree. Study quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, thermodynamics, and mathematical modelling while gaining hands-on experience with advanced scientific equipment and software. Small, interactive classes give you opportunities to tackle complex problems and develop versatile analytical skills with applications across a range of sectors. Add an Option to your Mathematical Physics degree to explore an additional area of interest Learn to teach a wide variety of curricula and subjects – an important skill for all elementary and intermediate school teachers. If you’re planning on pursuing your B.Ed., this option provides you with a range of education-relevant courses in math, sciences, the arts, and more. What does it mean to be a leader? How does one learn to lead? In this option you will learn all about the importance of building relationships and directing people to work together to achieve common goals and objectives. With opportunities to learn from Trent University’s Jarislowsky Chair in Trust and Political Leadership, and take courses from across disciplines, you will develop comprehensive perspectives on leadership and earn a formal designation that signals your leadership capacity to future employers.