BSc (Hons) Physics with Mathematics at Keele University

If you're intrigued by the universal principles of physics and the logical beauty of mathematics, our accredited Physics with Mathematics programme explores their deep-rooted connection in understanding how the world works. From acquiring sought after employability skills, to the possibility of spending time in industry, you will graduate with the analytical, critical thinking, programming and teamworking skills that are highly valued by employers in a broad range of sectors.

Faculty: Faculty of Natural Sciences  |  Department: School of Engineering and Physical Sciences  |  Duration: 3 years or 4 years with international or placement year  |  Study mode: full-time; placement year option  |  Intake: 2027 entry  |  Location: Keele, England, United Kingdom

What you will study

Year 1 compulsory modules: Mathematical Methods, Gravitation, Relativity and Matter, Electricity, Magnetism and Waves, Fundamental and Applied Mathematics for Physics, Practical and Academic Skills for Physics, Scientific Programming, Differential Equations and Multivariable Calculus, Physics Career Planning and Employability Skills. Year 2 compulsory modules: Optics and Thermodynamics, The Quantum World, Nuclear Physics, Practical and Professional Skills for Physics, Analytical and Numerical Techniques, Linear Differential Equations, Complex Variable and Vector Calculus, Physics Career Planning and Employability Skills. Year 3 compulsory modules: Physics Research Project and Professional Development, Electromagnetism and Solid-State Physics, Synoptic Physics and Real-World Applications, Physics Career Planning and Employability Skills.

Career pathways

You will graduate with problem-solving, computational and transferable skills that are in high demand across various sectors. Your advanced mathematical skills will empower you to tackle complex data analysis and modeling challenges, preparing you for exciting careers in engineering, data science, finance, and research. Roles graduates could go on to include: Academic researcher, Data analyst/scientist, Engineer, Physicist, Software designer.

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