Physics (BSc)

To study the Physics (BSc) degree an individual will have to have studied Physics at A level along with two other A level subjects, with one preferably being Maths. The entry requirements are subject to change, but currently individuals are asked for AAA. Work experience of at least a week working in a relevant field is required.

Taking three years to complete with placements and work experience a key part in being able to complete this degree and provide the pathway to become professionally qualified in Physics leading to endless career possibilities.

When studying this course it will enable the individual to become a scientist; performing research, dealing with complex situations and study real-world situations. Gaining skills such as:

• Experimental
• Computational
• Mathematical
• Problem-solving
• Analytical
• Critical thinking skills

All whilst studying this degree which will be very transferable skills to future careers once finishing this course.

K. King