What To Expect In This Module
This module immerses you in the rigour and sophistication of university-level physics, helping you build the understanding and confidence to analyse key principles and solve challenging problems.
Strengthen your scientific foundations
Develop a solid grasp of the physical laws that govern motion, energy, forces, and matter.
Learn from leading academics
Study with tutors and experts from Oxford and Cambridge who bring real-world expertise and research insight.
Engage in hands-on problem solving
Tackle challenging exercises and explore phenomena through demonstrations and guided experiments.
Explore advanced topics
Examine areas such as cosmology, electromagnetism, and astrophysics to expand your scientific horizons.
Prepare for academic success
Gain the analytical skills and scientific reasoning needed for future study in physics and related fields.
Where Physics Fits in the Science, Innovation, and Technology Stream
In this module, you will discover the fundamental laws that govern our universe, from classical mechanics to quantum theory. As part of the Science, Innovation & Technology stream, it complements other modules to give you a full picture of scientific inquiry.
By the end, you will develop critical analytical skills, deepen your understanding of physics, and gain the confidence to tackle challenging scientific problems.
Computer Science
Explore the foundations of modern computing, from algorithms to programming and problem-solving. This module builds your logical reasoning and equips you with essential skills for future academic pursuits.
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the Physics module about?
As part of Stream A, the Physics module offers an immersive study of advanced physics topics, combining theoretical instruction with interactive exploration. Through lectures, tutorials, and group projects, students deepen their understanding of core physical principles and build a rigorous scientific foundation.
Which specific topics will I explore in the Physics module?
You will engage with a variety of higher‑level concepts, including classical mechanics, quantum mechanics, cosmology, geophysics, relativity (e.g., the twin paradox), seismology, and black holes.
Can I study just this module of Stream A?
No. This module is designed as part of the comprehensive Stream A curriculum. Students are expected to engage with multiple modules within the stream to ensure interdisciplinary learning, in-depth skills development, and a well-rounded understanding of Science, Innovation & Technology.
Download our programme brochure
