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Physics with Year in Computer Science, MSci (Hons)

University of Nottingham, United Kingdom

 
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Ranking in UK

11th
overall
USNews
Optics
11th
ARWU
Nanoscience and Nanotechnology
12th
QS
Physics and Astronomy
12th

Costs

Course fees
Entertainment, books
food & rent
S$16.9k / year
Beer S$7
MacDonalds S$10
Cinema S$17
Coffee S$5
Total S$16.9k / year

Entry requirements

A Level AAA
Diploma 3.3
International Baccalaureate 34

Scholarships

British Chevening Scholarships
100% for tuition and living expenses
Limited quantity

Information

Course
Code
F4G4
Upcoming
Intakes
Sep 2026
Course
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+65 9650 3225
HOTLINE
+65 6333 1300

Duration

5 years
Graduate
2031
About the course

This MSci course combines physics theories with practical computer science applications, ideal for those curious about technology's role in shaping the world. Delivered by award-winning academics from the Schools of Physics and Astronomy and Computer Science, it builds skills in mathematical modelling, programming, software engineering, AI, and machine learning. The program ensures career readiness, with the final year featuring a major project on real-world problems or cutting-edge research, supported by active researchers.In the first two years, students explore topics like medical physics, nanoscience, and astronomy while developing programming skills in Python. Later years deepen knowledge in core physics and computer science, including atomic and nuclear physics, through lab work and independent experiments. With 91% of graduates securing employment or further study within 15 months—often as programmers for employers like Experian and Rolls Royce—this course does not award Qualified Teacher Status.

What you will learn

In year one, you'll learn about cutting-edge research topics spanning from medical physics, nanoscience, and astronomy, and build your skills in programming using the Python language. In year two, you'll study core theories of physics, as well as develop your lab skills and experimental techniques. The third year goes into depth on computer science, starting with a deep dive into computer programming using the Python language. Expanding on your knowledge of core physics, your fourth year will cover atomic, nuclear, particle and solid-state physics. You'll work in pairs on a research project, supported by a supervisor. You'll design and carry out your own experiments, calculations or computational work. In your final year you'll work on a large independent project in a topic of current research interest. You'll study synoptic modules in this year, which means you’ll be assessed on your learning across these throughout the year. These modules use student-centred activities to help to develop your professional skills.

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