BSc (Hons) Physics

Duration	3-4 Years
Level	Bachelors Program

Physics addresses the meaning of everything. From quantum information and a grand unified theory, to dark matter and high energy particle physics, this subject can take students anywhere
Over the course of this degree, students will delve into the building blocks of matter and the vastness of the cosmos
Students will learn how fundamental physics is applied across different disciplines and how it connects to new advances in engineering, medicine and mathematics
Studying physics at Swansea University gives students access to genuinely world-leading teaching and cutting edge facilities
Physics at Swansea is ranked 7th in the UK overall [Guardian University Guide 2020]
Students will have the opportunity to study abroad for a year or work in industry for a year, either locally, nationally or overseas

Class 12th	70% Candidates are expected to have achieved 70% Year XII including Standard XII in English - 70% or above (or equivalent) Subject Required:- Mathematics and Physics
Exams	IELTS: 6 With a minimum of 5.5 in each component PTE: 56 With no component less than 51
Additional info	ELP requirement may be waived if, applicants have passed Class 12th English with a minimum score of 70% marks from one of the following board CBSE/CICSE/SSCE All applications will be considered on an individual basis, and the university will look at the whole application when deciding whether to make an offer of a place, including: the balance, nature and quality of A-level, AS and GCSE subjects (or equivalent); personal statement and referee’s comments

Class 12th

70%

Candidates are expected to have achieved 70% Year XII including Standard XII in English - 70% or above (or equivalent)
Subject Required:- Mathematics and Physics

Exams

IELTS: 6

PTE: 56

Additional info

ELP requirement may be waived if, applicants have passed Class 12th English with a minimum score of 70% marks from one of the following board CBSE/CICSE/SSCE
All applications will be considered on an individual basis, and the university will look at the whole application when deciding whether to make an offer of a place, including: the balance, nature and quality of A-level, AS and GCSE subjects (or equivalent); personal statement and referee’s comments

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