Is physics maths and biology a level a weird combination?

Azimbrook1

in the title.

Reply 1

procrastinatingb

Definitely not! They all work really well together

Reply 2

Eugene1957

how ? any examples or options for work and (or) studies at prominent uni like Cambridge, and Russel group etc

Reply 3

harrysbar

Original post by Eugene1957

how ? any examples or options for work and (or) studies at prominent uni like Cambridge, and Russel group etc

You can do Engineering at many Russell Group unis with Maths, Physics and another subject (don't need Further Maths although it is helpful to have it)

Reply 4

Mr Wednesday

Original post by Eugene1957

how ? any examples or options for work and (or) studies at prominent uni like Cambridge, and Russel group etc

In very general terms, this ....

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Biophysics

and this ....

https://www.nature.com/subjects/biophysics

The fact that Nature, one of the most important science journals in the world has a section dedicated to Biophysics shows that its an important area.

Some universities run courses specifically in this field, e.g. ....

https://www.kcl.ac.uk/study/undergraduate/courses/physics-with-biophysics-bsc

Also plenty of interesting high-level research to dicover if you know the right search terms ....

https://www.phy.cam.ac.uk/research/collaborative-programmes/kaist/research/kaist_bio

Reply 5

Eugene1957

but I was told that to enter biophysics need a chemistry as well?

Reply 6

harrysbar

Original post by Eugene1957

but I was told that to enter biophysics need a chemistry as well?

That is why you need to do your own research - the entry requirements for the Biophysics course at Kings (and other unis) are there for everyone to see

Reply 7

Eugene1957

seems not many offer this course?

Original post by harrysbar

That is why you need to do your own research - the entry requirements for the Biophysics course at Kings (and other unis) are there for everyone to see

Reply 8

harrysbar

Original post by Eugene1957

seems not many offer this course?

No it is more often offered at postgrad level after a degree in Physics

Reply 9

Eugene1957

Original post by harrysbar

No it is more often offered at postgrad level after a degree in Physics

I see!

Reply 10

mrbeanfan

mathematics is the worlds best subject as you need it for everything, the whole world is made of mathematics. four example, my cousin and grandad live together because my cousin doesnt have a job (hes in college and depressed because of his extreme intelligence), but it is all maths :nyan: