BSc Physics
Entry requirements
A level: AAB (Maths and Physics)
About this course
BSc in Physics. Core topics include programming, microelectronics, statistics, and mathematical modelling. This three-year programme offers the opportunity to transfer to an integrated master's (MPhys) at the end of the second year, subject to meeting academic requirements. The degree culminates in a physics project module, allowing students to apply their knowledge to an independent investigation.
Modules
- Mathematical Methods for Physicists 1
- Mechanics and Relativity
- Introduction to Quantum Physics and Materials
- Experimental Physics
- Electricity, Magnetism and Waves
- Computational Skills for Problem Solving
- Mathematical Methods for Physicists 2
- Introduction to Astrophysics
- Introduction to Medical Physics
- The Physics of Fields and Flows
- Quantum Mechanics
- Scientific Programming
- Intermediate Practical Physics
- Thermal and Statistical Physics
- Optics
- Introduction to Condensed Matter Physics
- Physics in Action: Real-World Problem Solving
- The Stars and their Planets
- Pathways to Success in the Physics Workplace
- Biophysics
- Solid State Physics
- Atomic and Nuclear Physics
- Particle Physics and Special Relativity
- Physics Project
- Computational Physics
- Environmental Physics
- Theoretical Physics
- Science Communication
- Formation and Evolution of Stars
- Galaxies and Galaxy Evolution
- Introduction to Magnetic Resonance Imaging
- Radiation Protection and Diagnostic Radiology Physics
- Semiconductor Devices and Applications
- Laser Physics and Non-Linear Optics
- Commercialising Innovation
- High-Energy Astrophysics
- Cosmology
- Non-Ionising Radiation in Medicine
- Radiotherapy