Teaching

Our teaching methods include:

  • lectures
  • workshops
  • practical classes
  • tutorials
  • module-specific problem classes
  • peer-to-peer tuition and exam preparation in conjunction with our undergraduate Physics and Mathematics Societies
  • talks by invited speakers

You will also meet regularly with an academic adviser of studies who will give guidance and support throughout your degree.

Assessment

Our assessment methods include:

  • exams
  • extended assignments
  • weekly problems
  • formal reports
  • practical lab work
  • in-class presentations as individuals and/or groups
  • practical research methods

Core Modules

These modules are an essential part of your course.

Module code: EG11008 Credits: 10 Semester: Semester 1

Mechanics is all about understanding how and why things move.

From falling apples to car crashes, from rockets in space to spinning wheels, mechanics explains it all.

Core Modules

These modules are an essential part of your course.

Module code: MA21001 Credits: 20 Semester: Semester 1

Develop the mathematical maturity needed for advanced study in mathematics and physics. Explore linear algebra, calculus, vector spaces, eigenvalues, and functions of two variables. 

Core Modules

These modules are an essential part of your course.

Module code: MA31002 Credits: 20 Semester: Semester 1

Learn how mathematics describes change.

Study analytical methods for solving first and second order differential equations, including systems of equations, and develop the skills to model motion, growth, and oscillation.

Core Modules

These modules are an essential part of your course.

Module code: MA40001 Credits: 40 Semester: Both Semester 1 and 2

Complete your own substantial mathematics project.

Work with an academic supervisor, explore a topic in depth, and present your mathematical work through a technical dissertation, oral presentation, and viva.

Optional Modules

You need to choose one or more of these modules as part of your course.

Module code: PH41008 Credits: 20 Semester: Semester 1

Explore how stars are born, evolve, and die, and discover how planetary systems form around them. 

Learn how astronomers use light to study distant stars and uncover the origins of planets across the universe.

 

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