Quantum Physics remains an unapproachable and intimidating topic for high schoolers. Research papers available online contain complicated mathematics, rendering topics such as Quantum Field Theories in the Standard Model and String Theory inaccessible for students trying to gauge interest in these fields. This paper aims to provide an intuitive understanding, at the least, of these topics. It contains concise, relatively detailed explanations of the quantum field theories that explain the presence and interaction of the fundamental forces in our universe. It explores first the Standard Model, familiarizing readers with QED, QCD and Electroweak theory. The study examines flaws in this model before describing key attempts at the unification of forces in the quantum world: Grand Unification theory, Kaluza-Klein Idea and Supersymmetry. It links then to String Theory. The paper tries an interdisciplinary approach, by examining the implication of String Theory from the perspective of physics and mathematics. Conclusively, more research is required before one can determine whether String theory is realistic or not.