MSci Physics

at University of Birmingham

• Engage in a collaborative project in the final year, working in teams of 10-20 individuals, to tackle complex problems and develop invaluable teamwork skills essential for future careers.
• Explore essential physics concepts, from entropy to quantum mechanics and beyond, through a comprehensive curriculum taught by global experts.
• Acquire transferable skills such as problem-solving, computing, and presentation skills.
• Emphasise the practical application of theoretical knowledge, ensuring students are well-prepared to address real-world challenges and make meaningful contributions in their chosen careers.

Modules:  

• Classical Mechanics and Relativity 1
• Classical Mechanics and Relativity 2
• Electromagnetism and Temperature and Matter
• Introduction to Particle Physics and Cosmology
• Introduction to Probability and Statistics

Important Dates

The University of Birmingham will start the application process before the intake period begins. Prospective students should ensure all necessary documents are prepared well in advance and are encouraged to regularly check the university's website for updates on when applications will open. Additionally, students have the option to commence their application process through UniScholars.

Course Rankings

The Times Higher Education (THE) World University Rankings for 2024 has placed the University of Birmingham at an impressive 101st globally. Notably, the university's physics programmes have gained an impressive ranking. 

• Indian Standard XII: 90% from ISC, CBSE, Maharashtra or 95% from Other State boards.
• Subjects Required: Mathematics and physics A*A grade 
• English Language scores: IELTS: 6 and TOEFL: 80

International Tuition Fees:

£28130 per year

An MSci in Physics offers extensive career prospects. Graduates often pursue further study, with many opting for research leading to a PhD. This advanced degree not only propels individuals into academic study but also unlocks opportunities in specialised fields requiring advanced scientific knowledge. Additionally, graduates succeed in diverse sectors, leveraging their problem-solving and analytical skills in roles spanning scientific research, technology, finance, and beyond.