Physics (MPhys, BSc) University of Leeds

Physics is the most fundamental of all sciences, delving into the way the world around us works to provide technological advances that have innovated the world for centuries.

From developing cancer treatments and artificial intelligence to answering the fundamental questions of the universe, physics and physicists have had a monumental impact across a variety of different industries - which is why it is still such a sought after and relevant discipline today.

Studying physics at Leeds will enable you to observe and explore the physical laws and principles that govern the nature of the universe, whilst getting involved in real ongoing research alongside expert academics and researchers at the forefront of the industry.

You'll also have access to world-leading research and specialist facilities right here on campus. As a physics student, you'll be taught in our brand-new, purpose-built engineering and physical sciences hub - the Sir William Henry Bragg Building. It's home to first-class laboratories and specialised teaching spaces, along with the Bragg Centre where scientists and engineers work collaboratively to develop solutions for economical, societal and technical challenges in the UK.

Here at Leeds, we understand the importance this industry has in everyday life, which is why our courses are professionally accredited by the Institute of Physics (IOP), meaning the topics you'll study reflect the latest developments in physics. Once you graduate, you'll also qualify as a recognised chartered physicist (CPhys). This will equip you with the key knowledge, skills and experience you need to begin your career in this highly valued profession.

Entry requirements

IELTS 6.0 overall, with no less than 5.5 in each section.