Theoretical Physics BSc Honours (F345)

Research from the Institute of Physics indicates that physics graduates are more likely to find employment and earn more than other graduates.*

Physics graduates can be found in almost every numerate career. Possible career paths include:

• engineering
• medicine
• finance
• nanotechnology
• oil, gas and renewable energy
• telecommunications

*(The Career Paths of Physics Graduates, Institute of Physics, May 2012.)

Our students will be prepared for their future careers through the development of transferrable skills that are highly valued by employers such as problem-solving, analytical, mathematical, communication, presentation, teamwork and computing skills. The practical, experimental and research skills developed during the degree will help to enhance the employability of our graduates, as such skills provide a sound preparation for a range of careers in the physical sciences and beyond.

Further study, including postgraduate courses for secondary school teaching and PhD courses, are further options available to physics graduates.

Find out more about the career options for Physics from Prospects: The UK's Official Careers Website.