Physics

Studying the Physics MSc at Leeds will give you the chance to advance your knowledge in aspects of the subject that interests you the most, with a highly flexible course that can be tailored towards your career aspirations.

Whether you’re intrigued by the formation of planets, or your interests lie firmly on Earth in medical X-ray imaging, we can offer you a uniquely expansive selection of optional modules to choose from, touching on a variety of topics, that will equip you with the expertise you’ll need in the field you wish to pursue once you graduate.

You’ll study in the School of Physics and Astronomy which is responsible for developing ‘internationally excellent’ ranked research that has impacted the world. This gives us first-hand insight into emerging trends, issues and practices in physics — much of which is fed directly into the course.

This means that, once you graduate, you’ll be fully equipped with the forward-thinking, relevant and topical knowledge sought after by employers in your areas of interest. Plus, your extensive skill set will open the door to many different career paths, from aerospace to medicine, IT to electronics — and beyond.

Why study at Leeds:

Our globally-renowned research conducted right here on campus feeds directly into the course, shaping your learning with the latest thinking in areas such as astrophysics, molecular and nanoscale physics and theoretical physics.

This Masters degree is highly flexible so you can tailor the course to suit your specific interests with a diverse range of optional modules and specialised pathways.

Conduct an extensive research project alongside one of our internationally recognised research groups, advancing your skills in research planning, execution and reporting with the possibility of your work being published in an international journal.

Access specialist facilities and laboratories used by our academics and leading researchers that are fully equipped with the latest technology and research-grade equipment to support your learning.

Experience expert theoretical and practical teaching delivered by a programme team made up of academics who specialise in a wide range of areas in physics.

Study in the Sir William Henry Bragg building which provides excellent facilities and teaching spaces for an outstanding student experience.