This integrated Master's degree provides the foundational step toward Chartered Physicist status, ideal for those pursuing accredited programs in advanced education, research roles in physics, or careers in science, finance, engineering, and IT. Durham's undergraduate physics degrees offer flexibility through four Institute of Physics accredited courses—MPhys in Physics, Physics and Astronomy, Theoretical Physics, and a three-year BSc in Physics—all sharing a common core in the first year. Students can switch courses until the end of the second year and may extend the program to five years via a work placement or study abroad.The curriculum begins with core modules in physics theory, mathematics, and laboratory skills in Year 1, progressing to specialized topics like astrophysics and quantum mechanics in later years. Years 3 and 4 emphasize real-world applications through projects, optional modules, and a research-based MPhys project. Assessment includes end-of-year examinations, project reports, and presentations to evaluate knowledge, problem-solving, and communication skills.
A local representative of Durham University in Singapore is available online to assist you with enquiries about this course.