BSc (Hons) Physics with Placement

at University of Salford

• The first year covers fundamental principles in mechanics, waves, electromagnetism, and mathematical methods for physics.
•  In the second year, students delve into quantum mechanics, thermal physics, nuclear physics, and solid-state physics. 
• The third year allows them to specialise through optional modules like particle physics, astrophysics, or renewable energy. 
• Throughout the programme, practical lab sessions and computational modelling reinforce theoretical concepts. 
• The fourth year comprises an industrial placement where students get real-world work experience applying their physics knowledge.

Course Modules

• Physics in Context
• Physics Laboratory 1
• Modelling of Physical Systems
• Electricity, Magnetism and Light
• Mechanics, Relativity and Quantum Physics
• Mathematics

Important Dates

Depending on the program and campus, the university's intake periods differ. Those considering applying should visit the institution's official website or contact the admissions office to receive the latest information on the 2024 intake periods. Although universities generally enroll students during the fall (September/October) and spring (January/February) semesters, confirming the specifics with the university is necessary.

• The minimum grade requirements for securing admission to undergraduate courses differ based on the examination board the student has appeared for.
•  Students from the West Bengal board generally require a score of 50%, those with the ISC qualification from CISCE need 55%, and CBSE students must obtain 60%. In comparison, applicants from all other state boards are expected to secure 65% to gain entry into undergraduate programmes.
• The goal for those undertaking the IELTS Academic test should be to secure an overall score of 6.0, while simultaneously ensuring that they achieve a minimum of 5.5 in each individual section.

The University of Salford costs between £ 17,040/yr to £ 19,040/yr for tuition fees for the BSc Hons Physics With Placement programme. Students must regularly check the university's website to ensure they are aware of any changes made to the fees associated with the programme.

Graduates of this programme are well-equipped for a wide range of physics-related careers in sectors like research and development, engineering, renewable energy, telecommunications, aerospace, meteorology, and education. Their strong technical knowledge and transferable skills, such as problem-solving, data analysis, and computing, make them valuable assets to many employers.