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BSc Physics with Medical Applications with a Year Abroad

University of Liverpool

Institution
University of Liverpool
Level
undergraduate
Subject
Physics with Medical Applications with a Year Abroad
Duration
4 years
UCAS code
F353
Typical offer
IB 32

Entry requirements

A level: ABB IB: 32 points overall and no score less than 4 and including a minimum of 5 in HL Mathematics and 5 in HL Physics, or pass the IB Diploma with 6,5,5 in three Higher Level subjects (including HL Mathematics and HL Physics). BTEC: Applications considered alongside A levels. Please contact the University for further information.

About this course

BSc (Hons) in Physics, focusing on medical applications and foundational theory. Core topics include Microelectronics, Data Analysis, and Statistics. Students complete a dedicated medical physics project and have the option to undertake a year in industry or study abroad.

Modules

  • DYNAMICS AND RELATIVITY
  • THERMAL PHYSICS AND PROPERTIES OF MATTER
  • ELECTRICITY, MAGNETISM AND WAVES
  • FOUNDATIONS OF QUANTUM PHYSICS
  • INTRODUCTION TO COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS
  • PRACTICAL PHYSICS I
  • MATHEMATICS FOR PHYSICISTS I
  • MATHEMATICS FOR PHYSICISTS II
  • INTRODUCTION TO MEDICAL PHYSICS
  • NUCLEAR AND PARTICLE PHYSICS
  • CONDENSED MATTER PHYSICS
  • ELECTROMAGNETISM I
  • QUANTUM AND ATOMIC PHYSICS I
  • COMPUTATIONAL PHYSICS
  • PRACTICAL PHYSICS II
  • MATHEMATICS FOR PHYSICISTS III
  • ACCELERATORS AND RADIOISOTOPES
  • RADIATION PHYSICS ADVANCED PRACTICAL
  • MEDICAL PHYSICS PROJECT
  • QUANTUM AND ATOMIC PHYSICS II
  • ELECTROMAGNETISM II
  • STATISTICAL THERMODYNAMICS
  • MEDICAL APPLICATIONS
  • PHYSICS INTERNSHIP
  • COMPUTATIONAL MODELLING
  • NUCLEAR PHYSICS
  • PARTICLE PHYSICS
  • SOLID STATE PHYSICS
  • MATERIALS PHYSICS AND CHARACTERISATION
  • MAGNETIC PROPERTIES OF SOLIDS
  • SEMICONDUCTOR APPLICATIONS
  • PHYSICS DATA ANALYSIS WITH STATISTICS
  • ENERGY GENERATION AND STORAGE
  • NUCLEAR POWER
  • PHYSICS OF GALAXIES
  • RELATIVITY AND COSMOLOGY