Of all the natural sciences the one which has been most influenced by mathematics has been physics. Each of the first two years comprise six units of mathematics and two units of physics, with more flexibility in the third year. In the physics units you meet the key ideas of special relativity, quantum mechanics, forces and fields, the physics of the solar system, and options in astrophysics and atomic physics.
Experimental work is confined to a laboratory course in the first year.
In mathematics, apart from the first year core, there is a set of options from which you may choose units which either complement the work in physics or extend the area of study to a wider range of disciplines.