Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (Hons) University of Lincoln

Overview

In the first year students can study modules including Algebra; Calculus; and Electricity, Magnetism, Thermal and Quantum Physics. Second year students progress onto modules which include Condensed Matter Physics, Scientific Computing, and Differential Equations, alongside the opportunity to complete a group project. In the third year students can study Numerical Methods and Statistical Mechanics and have the opportunity to select from a range of optional modules.

The Mathematics and Theoretical Physics (Hons) course from University of Lincoln is taught through lectures, problem-solving classes, computer-based classes, and seminars. In addition to lectures and problem-solving classes, first year students in the School of Engineering and Physical Sciences can benefit from weekly one hour tutorial sessions in small groups.

Placements

Gain hands-on experience in a real workplace and apply your learned skills in a professional setting.

• Develop practical skills and professional confidence
• Build your CV before you graduate
• Explore career options in a real workplace
• Pay a placement year fee
• You’ll need to cover travel and living costs

What Can I Do with a Mathematics and Theoretical Physics Degree?

Mathematics and Physics graduates may go on to careers in science and technology, engineering, computing, medicine, education, consultancy, business and finance, and within government bodies. Some may choose to undertake further study at postgraduate level. Our courses aim to provide a thorough grounding in analytical and numerical methods, practical scientific skills, and research methods. Additionally, transferable skills such as communications, problem-solving, and decision-making, which students are expected to develop throughout their studies, are valuable in many areas of employment.