Physics

Our MSc Physics program offered by The University of Exeter is specifically targeted at those wishing to pursue a career as professional scientist. It is a highly flexible program that gives you the opportunity to tailor your course towards your individual career aspirations

Key Selling Points

• Top 10 in the UK for Physics and Astronomy -9th in the Guardian University Guide 2024 and 10th in The Times and The Sunday Times Good University Guide 2024

• Study alongside our leading research groups specialising in Astrophysics, Biomedical physics, Quantum systems and Nanomaterials, and Electromagnetic and Acoustic materials.

• Extensive facilities in our dedicated building including clean-rooms, helium liquefier, water tanks, amplified ultra-fast laser systems, imaging suite, observatory and computer labs

• Significant research project modules allow you to make a personal contribution to research while studying

The Physics MSc program from The University of Exeter Key Facts:

• A highly flexible program designed for those wishing to pursue a career as a professional scientist
• Broaden and deepen your knowledge through studying a range of topics taught by internationally leading researchers who are actively working in your chosen field with the MSc Physics program at The University of Exeter
• Our advanced research project develops your skills in research planning, execution and reporting, possibly leading to publication of your work in an international journal
• Benefit from access to advanced research facilities including clean-rooms, a helium liquefier, a water tank, amplified ultra-fast laser systems, and a suite of instruments for imaging biological materials

• Tailor your course to your career aspirations with four specialised pathways in Astrophysics, Biomedical Physics, Electromagnetic and Acoustic Materials or Quantum Systems and Nanomaterials

Career opportunities:

Our Physics MSc program is specifically targeted at those wishing to pursue a career as professional scientist or researcher. You will develop the core research skills required to become a candidate for a PhD in Physics.

You will develop a range of skills including:

• Analytical skills
• Scientific writing
• Independent learning
• Critical evaluation
• Research technique
• Oral communication

Courses included:

• The Physics of Living Systems

• Observing the Universe

• Analytical and Chaotic Dynamics

• Nonlinear Optics and Imaging
• Electromagnetism