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A B.Sc. degree in Physics: How do I get there?

From day 1, you can follow a direct path to obtaining a degree in Physics by registering for one of our three denominated programmes or you can keep some flexibility in your subject choices by registering for Undenominated Science:

BSc in Physics and Applied Physics( GY315)

BSc in Physics with Medical Physics( GY316)

BSc in Physics with Astrophysics( GY317)

BSc (Undenominated) GY301

A M.Sc. or Ph.D. degree in Physics: What are the options?

Following on from a B.Sc. degree, it is possible to undertake one of the following:

An M.Sc. or Ph.D. by Research;
An M.Sc. in Medical Physics.

Click on the icons or the Course codes to get more information about course content. All four degree programmes are four-year full-time courses leading to an honours degree. In all four courses you will graduate with a physics degree, whatever your speciality, giving you a similar range of skills and opportunities.

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National University of Ireland, Galway, University Road, Galway, Ireland.
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This page was last updated Wednesday, March 03, 2010