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Welcome to our Department of Physics at Warwick! We are a community of around 1,000 students and 200 staff involved in Physics - study, teaching and research. Studying physics means working with profound ideas and finding practical solutions to problems. We want our students and staff to fulfil their potential, enjoy their time with us, and succeed when they leave. We hope that you enjoy finding out from these pages what studying with us is like and what we do.

Neil Wilson, Head of Department

Neil Wilson

Our Physics Programmes

Undergraduate Study

Physics deals with fundamental questions about the Universe, and key technological and environmental issues of our time. We offer degrees in Physics, Maths and Physics, Physics with Astrophysics, and Physics with Business and Management, with 3 year BSc or 4 year integrated Masters options available.

Postgraduate Degrees

As a major research centre for Physics in the UK, we offer a broad range of research opportunities across the discipline. Our research teams work in areas including Astronomy, Astrophysics, Computational Physics, Condensed Matter, Fusion, Medical Physics, Particle Physics and Theory.

Why Physics at Warwick?

Three students deep in thought in a tutorial

Our Teaching

You will explore deep questions about the origin of the universe and develop your ability to tackle problems and to communicate complex information. You will learn not just from us in lectures, tutorials and laboratories but also through interacting with your friends and other students.

Students at work in our undergraduate laboratories

Our Degrees

Our undergraduate degrees are accredited by the Institute of Physics, and cover all of physics, with the flexibility to choose modules according to your interests. Our graduates have excellent employment and higher degree prospects.

Our community

Our Community

Our research-active faculty and enthusiastic students interact to create a vibrant academic community studying cutting-edge physics, with 96% of research judged to be "world leading" or "internationally excellent" [REF 2021].

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