BSc Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics

at University of Birmingham

• Benefit from a diverse range of leading research initiatives, providing a wealth of optional modules and project possibilities to enrich your academic experience.
• Experience a high employability rate, with many graduates pursuing further education, including PhDs. Employability is integrated throughout the course, ensuring readiness for diverse career paths.
• Enjoy a friendly and supportive atmosphere with weekly tutorials in the first two years, maintaining a low student-to-staff ratio. Lecturers maintain an open-door policy, and student representatives meet weekly with staff to promptly address any concerns.
• Explore a variety of specialised courses with flexibility between them. The BSc and MSci programmes share identical curriculum structures for the initial two years, allowing flexibility in decision-making regarding degree paths.

Modules

• Chaos and Non-linear Systems B - 10 credits
• Communication Skills and Data Analysis - 10 credits
• Electromagnetism and Temperature and Matter - 20 credits
• Mechanics - 10 credits
• Quantum Mechanics and Optics and Waves - 10 credits
• Real Analysis - 20 credits
• Sequences and Series - 10 credits
• Special Relativity and Probability and Random Processes - 10 credits
• Vectors, Geometry & Linear Algebra - 20 credits

Important Dates

This programme starts in September 2024. Interested students should regularly check the university's website for application updates. Applications can also be submitted through UCAS.

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

The BSc Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics is £27,180/yr. Students are advised to frequently visit the university's website to stay updated on programme fees, as they may undergo yearly revisions. The website offers the most recent information on fee structures and any associated additional costs.

A BSc in Theoretical Physics and Applied Mathematics opens doors to diverse career opportunities across various industries. With a strong foundation in theoretical physics and applied mathematics, graduates are equipped to tackle complex problems and contribute to advancements in science and technology.