Physics Bsc Hons

at Lancaster University

• Physics students benefit from a range of instructional approaches, including directed learning, laboratory experiments, and self-directed research.
• The curriculum emphasises problem-solving skills, spanning from laboratory sessions to applying computational techniques to solve complex problems.
• Students have access to cutting-edge technology in dedicated facilities, facilitating their study and comprehension of intricate physical concepts.
• Assessment strategies encompass a mix of laboratory experiments, presentations, assignments, exams, reports, and project work, fostering communication skills and evaluating mastery of learning outcomes.

Modules

• Calculus (Core,20 Credits)
• Dynamics (Core,20 Credits)
• Particles, Waves and the Big Bang (Core,20 Credits)
• Electricity, Magnetism and Electronics (Core,20 Credits)
• Research, Analysis and Presentation (Core,20 Credits)
• Experiments and Discovery (Core,20 Credits)
• Academic Language Skills for Mathematics, Physics and Electrical Engineering (Core – for International and EU students only,0 Credits)

Important Dates

This  programme commences in the month of September. Prospective applicants are encouraged to start their applications early to fulfil prerequisites such as English proficiency exams (IELTS or TOEFL). It is recommended to begin preparations about a year in advance and submit applications approximately six months before the programme begins.

• Standard XII: 65%
• Required Subjects: Maths, English, Physics or recognised equivalents
• IELTS: 6

The Physics BSc Hons fees are £16,500/Yr . You can find detailed information on tuition fees and explore different financing options such as loans, scholarships, grants, and payment plans by visiting the university's website. This will help you make a well-informed decision that matches your career aspirations and financial circumstances.

This programme equips graduates with versatile skills and knowledge that are highly sought after across various industries. With a strong foundation in physics, graduates are well-positioned to make meaningful contributions to society while pursuing fulfilling and dynamic careers.