BSc (Hons) Physics with Renewable Energy Science
Course Overview
This physics degree focuses on the critical challenge of global energy sustainability, teaching you to apply fundamental and advanced physics principles to improve energy efficiency and pioneer renewable solutions. You will develop a deep understanding of everything from quantum mechanics to classical physics, culminating in an independent research project in renewables. The program offers a unique, hands-on learning environment with opportunities to visit world-class facilities like CERN, supported by a vibrant and welcoming Physics Society.
Key Program Highlights
- Specialized focus on applying physics to solve real-world energy challenges and improve sustainability
- Comprehensive curriculum covering both foundational principles and modern advancements in physics
- Final-year independent research project dedicated to renewable energy science
- Exclusive opportunities to visit major international research facilities like the Large Hadron Collider at CERN
- Supportive and active Physics Society that organizes academic trips, social events, and peer mentoring
Course Overview
This physics degree focuses on the critical challenge of global energy sustainability, teaching you to apply fundamental and advanced physics principles to improve energy efficiency and pioneer renewable solutions. You will develop a deep understanding of everything from quantum mechanics to classical physics, culminating in an independent research project in renewables. The program offers a unique, hands-on learning environment with opportunities to visit world-class facilities like CERN, supported by a vibrant and welcoming Physics Society.
Key Program Highlights
- Specialized focus on applying physics to solve real-world energy challenges and improve sustainability
- Comprehensive curriculum covering both foundational principles and modern advancements in physics
- Final-year independent research project dedicated to renewable energy science
- Exclusive opportunities to visit major international research facilities like the Large Hadron Collider at CERN
- Supportive and active Physics Society that organizes academic trips, social events, and peer mentoring
Requirements
Modules
- Mechanics
- Core Mathematics I
- Fundamental Algebra and Calculus
- Core Mathematics II
- Statistics and Probability
- Professional Skills
- Space Physics and Astronomy
- Waves and Mechanics
- Personal Development Planning
- Core Mathematics III
- Core Mathematics IV
- Electromagnetism and Light
- Introduction to Programming
- Classical and Quantum Matter and Radiation
- Fundamental Experimental Physics
- Personal Development Planning
- Quantum Mechanics I
- Electrodynamics I
- Mathematical Methods for Physics
- Optics and Photonics
- Advanced Experimental Physics
- Quantum Mechanics II - Atoms and Molecules
- Classical Mechanics and Relativity
- Power Engineering and the Grid
- Physics Project
- Optics and Photonics I
- Condensed Matter Physics I
- Nuclear and Particle Physics
- Classical Mechanics and Relativity
- Solar Energy
- Wind and Marine Energy
