This course brings together a complementary mix of mathematics and physics modules to cover a broad range of theoretical and practical concepts.
The mathematics element is practice-based with a focus on real-world application, whilst the physics element will teach you how to solve practical problems using a physics-based approach. As well as theoretical and practical knowledge, you’ll also gain highly valuable and transferable skills including problem solving, data analysis and computer programming. The course includes the option for a sandwich year in industry, study abroad or to spend time at research laboratories such as CERN. |
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