Student Dimitar Mitev Mathematics and Physics MPhys The academics on my programme know how to spark interest in students – even in an early morning lecture.
Student Lester Buxton Quantum Biology PhD Working in an interdisciplinary field like quantum biology there is lots of opportunity for collaboration. Our centre has lots of interest and connections from academics from around the world.
Student Amna Khan The conversation was the quickest ever: “UCAS ID? Grades? Okay, you’re in!”. That was it, end of the story.
Graduate Chutima Termsuk Many of our masters students progress on to a PhD in an area they’re passionate about, while others take up a wide range of exciting roles in industry. On graduation day, we caught up with Chutima Termsuk, who studied for our Medical Physics MSc and is now undertaking a PhD at Surrey in radiation dosimetry.
Graduate Peter Bryant The course really helped prepare me for my future career – I apply almost every element of my MSc on a daily basis – and allowed me to make a wealth of useful contacts.
Student Stefan Bell While on placement, I’ve become more confident in myself from dealing with a lot of different people, both internally and externally.
Student James Bellinger Physics with Astronomy with foundation year BSc (Hons) One of the aspects of the course I most enjoy is the project work because I can take what we’ve learnt, and my outside readings, and apply it to specific subjects that fascinate me.
Student Erin Donovan One of the things I enjoy the most about the course is the variety in the way we’re taught and assessed: we’ve had practical lab sessions and a clinical visit to a nuclear medicine department, alongside traditional classroom lectures.
Student Vadim Rusakov I'd definitely recommend doing an MPhys programme. It's the best way to learn your subject, regardless of your future career ambitions.
