Physics is the most fundamental of the natural sciences: it encompasses study of the basic ingredients of matter starting at the quantum level; it enables the creation of new materials; and it challenges us with the discoveries of modern astrophysics and cosmology. All the gadgets we take for granted like laptops and mobile phones wouldn’t be here; nor would the electricity supply that charges them and powers so many other things we use every day. A Level Physics lays the groundwork for all such concepts and most students go on to study physicsbased subjects at university, or related disciplines like engineering. Physics is also an asset if you aim to study medicine, veterinary science or natural sciences. The first year of the course contains four modules: • Measurements and their errors • Particles and radiation • Waves • Mechanics and materials • Electricity The second year of the course contains four further modules: • Further Mechanics and thermal physics • Fields and their consequences • Nuclear Physics The second year also has a number of option units that you will only have to study one of. • Astrophysics • Medical Physics