Question about UCL mathematics for aspiring theoretical physicist
Hello, I am currently studying a levels and how applied to study mathematics at UCL. Hopefully, after my undergraduate degree, I can pursue a masters in theoretical physics (I am currently looking at part 3 of the Cambridge maths masters and the mathematical and theoretical physics course at Oxford). Assuming I receive an offer, would this be considered to be a good option to put me on the right path for achieving this goal? I have looked extensively at the course and am slightly worried there aren't enough optional modules on theoretical physics. Any help would be really appreciated🙏.
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