Universities United Kingdom University of Kent Courses Physics BSc Hons

Physics BSc Hons
at University of Kent

Kent, United Kingdom

Tuition Fee £ 23,500
Country Rank-
Duration36 Months
Score IELTS: 6.5 TOEFL: 87

Program Overview

Do you want to discover the world of matter and energy, heat and light, radiation, sound and electricity? Or want to use the transferable skills developed by Physicists to discover a world of job opportunities? Gain skills and knowledge that will open the door to careers in medical physics, defence, finance, teaching or data analytics and can even be part of our world-leading research activity.

Our flexible curriculum allows you to move between our programmes in the earlier years, which will ensure you find the right programme for you at Kent. We’re a welcoming and supportive school with a lively student community. The student-run Physics, Space and Amateur Rocketry societies organise talks, practical demonstrations and social events.

Course Content
Stage 1

Compulsory modules currently include
- PHYS3040 - Introduction to Astronomy and Light (15 credits)
- PHYS3110 - Mathematics I (15 credits)
- PHYS3120 - Mathematics II (15 credits)
- PHYS3210 - Mechanics and Relativity (15 credits)
- PHYS3220 - Waves and Fields (15 credits)
- PHYS3230 - Thermodynamics and Matter (15 credits)
- PHYS3700 - Laboratory and Computing Skills for Physicists (30 credits)
- PHYS4001 - Physics Academic Advising and Skills Development I (1 credits)
Stage 2

You take six compulsory modules and then choose one from a list of optional modules.

Compulsory modules currently include
- PHYS5001 - Physics Academic Advising and Skills Development II (1 credits)
- PHYS5020 - Quantum Physics (15 credits)
- PHYS5030 - Atomic Physics (15 credits)
- PHYS5040 - Electromagnetism (15 credits)
- PHYS5200 - Physics Laboratory (15 credits)
- PHYS5300 - Physics Group Project (15 credits)
- PHYS5310 - Numerical and Computational Methods (15 credits)
- PHYS5880 - Mathematical Techniques for Physical Sciences (15 credits)
Stage 3

Compulsory modules currently include
- PHYS6001 - Physics Academic Advising and Skills Development III (1 credits)
- PHYS6020 - Physics Problem Solving (15 credits)
- PHYS6040 - Relativity Optics and Maxwell's Equations (15 credits)
- PHYS6050 - Thermal and Statistical Physics (15 credits)
- PHYS6060 - Solid State Physics (15 credits)
- PHYS6110 - Numerical and Computational Methods (15 credits)
- PHYS6210 - Analytical Mechanics (15 credits)
- PHYS6660 - Nuclear and Particle Physics (15 credits)
- PSCI7000 - Physical Science Research Investigation (15 credits)
Entry Requirement
The University considers students for undergraduate study who have completed Standard XII Higher Secondary School Certificates (Indian School Certificate/Intermediate Examination Certificate/Higher Secondary School Certificate /All India Senior School Certificate).
We typically require students to achieve a minimum of between 65% and 75% overall in their Standard XII examinations, depending on the examination board and the intended programme of study. Some courses may state specific subjects and grade requirements.

Fees & Scholarships

International Tuition Fees:

£23500 per year

Career Prospect

You graduate with an excellent grounding in scientific knowledge and extensive laboratory experience. In addition, you also develop the key transferable skills sought by employers, such as: excellent communication skills work independently or as part of a team the ability to solve problems and think analytically time management. This means that our graduates are well equipped for careers across a range of fields and have gone on to work for companies such as BAE, Defence Science and Technology, Rolls Royce, Siemens and IBM. You can read some of their stories, and find out about the range of support and extra opportunities available to further your career potential here.

Cost Of Studying At University of Kent

Interest rates as low as 8.9% ^*

250K+

Students Assisted

800Cr+

Loan Amount Disbursed

5000+

Loans Sanctioned

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Physics BSc Hons at University of Kent