Nuclear courses

..., nuclear and particle physics and how these impact our understanding of the universe. It also includes an introduction to university laboratory work... Learn about: Skills and Training, GCSE Physics, GCSE Mathematics...

...A post GCSE qualification normally studied as part of a programme of 3 'A' levels. Suitable for entry to higher education, it extends GCSE knowledge of mechanics, electricity, waves, properties of matter as well as nuclear and elementary particle physics...

... examples are taken from particle and nuclear physics. Part II of this course is an in depth study of the Soft-Collinear Effective Theory (SCET), an effective... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

... or compulsory module(s) Electromagnetic Theory Group Project Nuclear and Particle Physics Quantum Mechanics Solid State Physics Optional modules You will select... Learn about: GCSE Mathematics, Quantum Mechanics, Dynamical systems...

...AS/A2. Physics examines the behaviour and properties of matter in a wide variety of contexts, ranging from the sub-nuclear particles from which all ordinary matter is made (quantum physics) to the behaviour of the material universe as a whole (cosmology). You will find out that electrons are waves...

...A2: Fields and further mechanics; one optional topic chosen from astrophysics, medical physics, turning points in physics and applied physics in conjunction with nuclear and thermal physics. The A2 course brings in some higher-level mathematics but this is covered during the course...

... etc. A2 takes your study further explaining many physical phenomena. The modules gives you a deeper knowledge and understanding of modern physics including particle physics and nuclear energy. They also highlight some of the uses of physics encountered in many areas of employment and in everyday... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

... Nuclear physics Options 9 Astrophysics 10 Medical physics 11 Engineering physics 12 Turning points in physics 13 Electronics... Learn about: Experimental work, Graph drawing, Engineering Skills...

... and radiobiology to cancer diagnosis and treatment, and to radiation detection and protection. The one-and-a-half-year Masters course offers you a wide variety of subjects in radiation physics, nuclear physics, radiation dosimetry, anatomy and biology, nuclear medicine, radiotherapy physics, medical imaging... Learn about: Skills and Training, Radiation Physics, Medical training...

... of the usual final exam, a research paper with both written and oral presentations is required. 8.701, Introduction to Nuclear and Particle Physics. Don't... Learn about: Particle Physics, GCSE Physics...

...% of A Level) - the following is assessed: Thermal Physics, Fields & their consequences, and Nuclear Physics Paper 3 (32% of A Level) - the following is assessed... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

... YEAR 3 Core or compulsory module(s) Electromagnetic Theory Group Project Nuclear and Particle Physics Quantum Mechanics Solid State Physics Either... Learn about: Solid State Physics, GCSE Mathematics, Quantum Mechanics...

... Electricity Further mechanics and thermal physics Fields and their consequences Nuclear physics. The course combines learning about theories in physics... Learn about: Full Time, GCSE Physics...

... to develop your expertise in diverse topics including: atomic and molecular structure, solid state electronic devices, electro-magnetic radiation, lasers, stars and cosmology, particle and nuclear physics and the more advanced aspects of theoretical physics. It is... Learn about: GCSE Physics...

...At AS you will study topics including Electricity, Particles and Quantum Phenomena. From January onwards you will study topics such as Mechanics, Waves, and Properties of Materials. At A2, you will study units including Fields, Nuclear and Thermal Physics and Astrophysics. Both AS and A2 are...

... YEAR 3 Core or compulsory module(s) Electromagnetic Theory Experimental Physics Group Project Nuclear and Particle Physics Quantum Mechanics Solid State... Learn about: Quantum Physics, Physics and Astronomy, Physics of the Universe...

... Electricity Further mechanics and thermal physics Fields and their consequences Nuclear physics. The course combines learning about theories in physics... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Full Time...

... exposure testing; cancer diagnosis, treatment and management services. You may work as a cardiac sonographer, MRI technologist, radiation protection surveyor, or registered technologist in nuclear medicine (RTNM). You may also choose to pursue graduate studies (MSc and PhD) in medical/health physics... Learn about: Computer Science, Medical training, Mathematical Physics...

... Course Mathematics and physics are inextricably linked. The comprehensive grounding in mathematics offered by this programme underpins an exploration of key physics topics, including quantum theory, nuclear physics and solid state physics. While a clear understanding of the subject will be a given, employers... Learn about: GCSE Physics, Learning Teaching, GCSE Mathematics...

... employed in modern hospitals, including X-ray imaging, computed tomography, magnetic resonance imaging, ultrasound, nuclear isotope imaging and electroencephalography. In your second year, you will explore the physics of the human body - covering such topics as blood flow, lung function and thermal... Learn about: Computing in Medicine, Neural Engineering, GCSE Physics...