Master Of Science With A Specialization In Mathematical Physics (Mathematical And Statistical Sciences)

The MSc with a specialization in Mathematical Physics may be taken as a thesis-based program or a course-based program. Thesis-based MSc: Students are required to complete a minimum of ?20 in graduate-level coursework, including a colloquium requirement, and a thesis. Coursework (?18): Six ?3 approved graduate-level courses in Mathematics or Statistics, chosen in consultation with the supervisor. Approved courses in the Department of Physics may be taken to satisfy program requirements, in consultation with the supervisor. All coursework to be counted towards the program requirements must be approved by the Associate Chair (Graduate Studies). Additional coursework may be required. Graduate Colloquium (?2): Students must complete two terms of MATH 601 and give a presentation in the Graduate Colloquium. Thesis: Registration in 900-level THES Course-based MSc: Students are required to complete a minimum of ?30 in graduate-level coursework, including a ?6 capping project. Coursework (?24): Eight ?3 approved graduate-level courses in Mathematics or Statistics, chosen in consultation with the advisor. Approved courses in the Department of Physics may be taken to satisfy program requirements, in consultation with the advisor. All coursework to be counted towards the program requirements must be approved by the Associate Chair (Graduate Studies). Additional coursework may be required. Capping project (?6): MATH 900 A/B Length of Program: The MSc programs are designed to be completed in 20-24 months. The maximum time to complete the thesis-based MSc program as set by the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research is four years. The maximum time to complete the course-based MSc program as set by the Faculty of Graduate Studies and Research is six years.