From the discovery of the Higgs boson, to the observation of gravitational waves or the development of quantum computing, physics is at the heart of some of the greatest discoveries of our age. You'll develop a strong understanding of the underlying theories of physics combined with practical experience from lab sessions, projects, mathematical modelling and computer simulations.
You can choose to study undergraduate degree courses in:
- Physics. Our broadest degree, you'll explore a range of areas from fundamental theories to cutting-edge applications.
- Mathematics and Physics. For those who enjoy and excel at pure mathematics and want to apply that to the study of physics. You'll master the logic, rigour and proof of mathematics alongside the universal principles of physics.
- Physics with Astrophysics. Apply the full breadth of physics to astrophysical phenomena, from star formation to black hole growth and the expansion of the Universe.
- Physics with Theoretical Physics. A broad physics degree with less experimental lab work and a stronger focus on the theoretical, mathematical and computational aspects of physics.