This degree offers a stimulating combination of physics and computer science, and the chance for you to apply your computer science knowledge to physics. The broad and intellectually demanding modules focus on core physics knowledge and skills. Computing modules from the Department of Computer Science will complement your study. You'll choose from a selection of computer-based physics projects at level three.

Our courses develop practical, analytical and creative skills along with specific scientific knowledge. Every day you'll find yourself solving problems, exploring ideas and using mathematics and IT. You'll also develop key teamwork skills as you collaborate with academics and other students on research projects. This combination of skills and knowledge opens up a variety of career possibilities. Some of our graduates follow careers in aerospace, telecommunications, teaching, defence and energy research. Others go into computing, accountancy and consultancy. Many continue to PhD research and become research scientists in academia or industry. Employers include Ernst & Young, BAE Systems, Rolls Royce, Toshiba, Museum of Science and Industry, Thales and the Home Office.