Nuclear & Environmental Physics [MSc]

About this programme

The Masters in Nuclear and Environmental Physics provides training in the physics and applications of nuclear energy generation (and low-carbon energy more generally), and the roles played by nuclear processes in environmental modelling and medical physics. It is an ideal qualification for a professional physicist aiming to work in these sectors. Students are provided with the theoretical, experimental and computational skills necessary to analyse and solve a variety of advanced physics problems relevant to this range of important global industries. The programme builds on a wide range of advanced Masters-level courses in the School of Physics & Astronomy: from taught courses in energy generation and environmental physics to practical skills in radiation-detection, research skills, data analysis, and an extended research project in relevant areas. Students have the flexibility to tailor

Entry requirements

• 1 Hons (or non-UK equivalent) in Physics with at least 1 credit bearing module in Quantum Mechanics and Thermodynamics and Modern Physics at an average grade of pass. We may also accept degrees in a related subject with significant physics content at a 2.1 Hons (or non-UK equivalent). A 2.2 Hons (or non-UK equivalent) in Physics followed by substantial relevant experience or core at a 2:1 level may be considered on an individual basis. A 2.2 Hons (or non-UK equivalent) in Physics followed by substantial relevant experience or core at a 2:1 level may be considered on an individual basis