Physics MRes gives you: advanced research skills and knowledge in physics problem-solving skills quantitative analysis knowledge You'll be suitable for the programme if you have a BSc in physics, or a closely related subject such as mathematics, chemistry or engineering. A major part of the programme is to work within a research group. You'll employ modern techniques and equipment to tackle a problem of fundamental or technological importance.

2:1 honours degree, or international equivalent, in: physics mathematics electrical or electronic engineering a related subject such as mechanical engineering, computer science or chemistry For the Physics (Experimental), MRes you should demonstrate a strong grasp of solid-state physics and/or relevant experience of experimental physics. For the Physics (Theoretical), MRes you should demonstrate a strong grasp of theoretical physics and/or scientific computing.