Queen Mary, with over 8,000 undergraduate and postgraduate students, is one of the five major Colleges of the University of London awarding University of London Degrees. The Department of Physics has a national and international reputation for research. More than half of the research in the Department was classed as world-leading or internationally excellent, in the recent Research Assessment Exercise, with the majority of the rest internationally recognised.

  Teaching and research in physics has been going on at the College for over a century, in an informal and friendly atmosphere, with undergraduate students usually working on their coursework or projects in the same laboratories as academic staff and postgraduates. Final year projects are usually closely connected with our research. It is this, and the easy access to staff engaged in the frontiers of research, which makes our educational environment special, together with our thirty years' experience with modular degrees where students are encouraged to design individual programmes of study.

  The Department of Physics comprises four research groups: the Particle Physics Research Centre,  the Molecular and Matherial Group, the Centre for Research in String Theory and the Astronomy Unit.

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