Physics Bsc (hons) in University of Portsmouth, UK

Physics Bsc (hons) in University of Portsmouth

Do you like the idea of applying new technologies to solve complex problems? Are you interested in the how and why of creation?

Physics is the most fundamental of sciences. Quantum Theory and Relativity Theory challenge our imaginations as they reveal the amazing counterintuitive world that lies behind appearances. Advances in physics continue to lead to new technologies that change our world and forge a path to a brighter future.

You’ll graduate with strong mathematical, analytical, problem-solving and computational abilities that are in high demand in sectors like financial services, aerospace development and publishing. You can also go on to postgraduate study or further research.

Careers and opportunities

After the course you could continue your studies by doing a PhD or other postgraduate qualification, join a graduate training scheme or go straight into employment.

What can you do with a Physics degree?

Previous graduates of this course have gone on to roles in areas such as:

• defence communications
• medical physics
• electronics
• energy
• aerospace
• scientific journalism
• teaching
• finance

Whichever path you choose post-graduation, our careers and employability team will provide help and support for up to 5 years after you leave the University.

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