BSc Physics (International Study)

at University of Birmingham

• Engage in core physics courses covering topics such as classical mechanics, electromagnetism, quantum mechanics, and thermodynamics, providing a solid understanding of fundamental principles.
• Explore the world through international study opportunities, with the chance to study at partner universities abroad, enhancing cultural awareness and global perspectives.
• Customise your degree with a range of specialised elective modules and research projects, allowing you to pursue your interests and delve deeper into specific areas of physics.
• Develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and research skills essential for a successful career in physics or further academic study, preparing you for diverse opportunities in the field.

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 programme commences in September 2024. Prospective students are advised to initiate their application process early to allow ample time for fulfilling any prerequisites, such as English proficiency exams (IELTS or TOEFL). It is recommended to begin preparations approximately a year ahead and submit applications approximately six months prior to the programme start date.

• Applicants are required to have attained a minimum of 90% in standard XII from ISC, CBSE, or Maharashtra boards, or 85% from West Bengal board, or 95% from other state boards.
• English Language Requirement : IELTS: 6 TOEFL: 80

The BSc Physics (International Study) is £27,180/yr. Please visit the university's website for comprehensive details regarding tuition fees, and investigate diverse financing options such as loans, scholarships, grants, and instalment payment arrangements.

Graduates of the BSc Physics (International Study) programme at the University of Birmingham are well-equipped for diverse career paths in both national and international contexts. With a strong foundation in physics and intercultural experiences gained through international study, graduates are sought after by a wide range of employers. Career opportunities include roles in research and development, technology, engineering, finance, education, and more. Many graduates pursue further studies at the postgraduate level, including master's and doctoral programmes, while others transition directly into the workforce.