MSci Physics (International Study)

at University of Birmingham

• This four-year MSci programme offers extensive training in physics, along with the opportunity to study abroad in countries like Australia, Canada, Japan, or various European nations.
• The fourth year is dedicated to an independent research project with world-leading research groups. 
• Additional project opportunities are available throughout the degree, developing skills in planning, report writing, and teamwork.
• In the final year, students engage in a major group project (10-20 students) that requires teamwork to tackle complex problems, providing invaluable skills for future careers.

Modules

Year 1

Core modules

• Classical Mechanics and Relativity 1 - 10 credits
• Classical Mechanics and Relativity 2 - 10 credits
• Electromagnetism and Temperature and Matter - 20 credits
• Introduction to Probability and Statistics - 10 credits
• Mathematics for Physicists 1A - 10 credits
• Mathematics for Physicists 1B - 10 credits
• Physics Laboratory 1A - 10 credits
• Physics Laboratory 1B - 10 credits
• Physics and Communication Skills 1 - 10 credits
• Quantum Mechanics and Optics and Waves - 10 credits

Optional modules

Choose 10 credits, example of optional modules:

• Chaos and Nonlinear Systems A - 10 credits
• Introduction to Astrophysics - 10 credits
• Introduction to Particle Physics and Cosmology - 10 credits

Important Dates

This programme begins in September 2024. Prospective students should frequently check the university's website for application updates. Applications can also be submitted via UCAS.

• Standard XII: 90% from CBSE, ISC, and Maharashtra state board, or 95% from other boards. 
• English Language Requirement : IELTS: 6 TOEFL: 80

International Tuition Fees:

£28130 per year

Graduates of the MSci Physics (International Study) programme are highly sought after due to their comprehensive training in physics, mathematics, and foreign languages. The combination of technical expertise and international experience enhances employability across various sectors. Many graduates pursue advanced studies, with a significant number continuing to PhD programmes.