Why study Mathematical Physics with us?
The study of Mathematical Physics at Maynooth has a long and distinguished tradition. As a student, you will learn how to analyse and explain complex issues, to identify problems and work out solutions, and to enter into the unknown with an open mind.
| Options | What you study | CAO Code | Points 2014 | |
| Mathematical Physics as part of a Joint Major Arts degree |
Mathematical Physics and another subject to degree level. You will take at least 20 credits of Mathematical Physics in first year and at least 25 credits in year 2 and 3. | MH101 | 350 | |
| Mathematical Physics as a Single Major degree |
As a Single Honours BA degree, Mathematical Physics is taken with two other Arts subjects in first year and one other in second year. You will concentrate on Mathematical Physics only in third year. | MH101 | 350 | |
| Mathematical Physics as part of a Single Major or Joint Major Science degree – 4 years |
You will study Mathematical Physics and three other subjects in first year. In second year you take Mathematical Physics and two other subjects. Third year consists of Mathematical Physics and one other subject with an option in fourth year to take a Single Major Mathematical Physics or a Joint Major degree taking Mathematical Physics with the other subject taken in third year. | MH201 | 400 | |
| Mathematical Physics as part of a specialised Theoretical Physics and Mathematics degree BSc – 3 years |
You will concentrate on Theoretical Physics and Mathematics for each of the three years of the degree. | MH206 CAO suboption TPM |
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| Mathematics (with Education) |
Students take Mathematical Physics, Mathematics, Experimental Physics, Computer Science and an Education Orientation module. | MH212 CAO suboption MTH |
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| BA International | Students who to opt to spend a year studying abroad are awarded a BA International degree. Students can make this choice during second year. |