Studying Physics helps us to understand so much that exists and happens around us, from the largest of galaxies, to the smallest of particles that make up atoms. It is one of the most relevant subjects for the 21st century as the human race seeks to explore beyond the Earth and solve the world’s energy and climate challenges. It helps us to be creative, understand and apply principles to new situations, inventions and solutions, whether in the fields of engineering, medicine, energy production, technology, communication, computing, sport, transport and many, many more. Understanding Physics helps us to explain why many things happen, and how everything works. Studying Physics develops a skill set that will transfer to many careers, which is why it is accepted as an entry A Level onto so many university courses. It helps you to analyse, interpret and apply information as well as developing the skills of problem solving and critical thinking. The knowledge developed helps you to explain how things happen, or how things work, or to be an inventor.
You will need to achieve a grade 8 or above in GCSE Physics and a grade 7 or above in Mathematics. More importantly, we would like you to have an enquiring mind and be curious about how things work. You should have enthusiasm and commitment and enjoy practical work.
The course is assessed through 3 final exam papers. Papers 1 and 2 are 34% of the total marks each and cover the core topics. Paper 3 is 32% and covers the assessment of practical and analytical skills as well as the content of the option topic studied.
About Education Provider
| Region | East Midlands |
| Local Authority | Leicestershire |
| Ofsted Rating | |
| Gender Type | Girls |
| ISI Report | View Report |
| Boarding Fee | Unknown |
| Sixth Form Fee | £17,175 - £17,460 |
| Address | Burton Walks, Loughborough, LE11 2DU |
Studying Physics helps us to understand so much that exists and happens around us, from the largest of galaxies, to the smallest of particles that make up atoms. It is one of the most relevant subjects for the 21st century as the human race seeks to explore beyond the Earth and solve the world’s energy and climate challenges. It helps us to be creative, understand and apply principles to new situations, inventions and solutions, whether in the fields of engineering, medicine, energy production, technology, communication, computing, sport, transport and many, many more. Understanding Physics helps us to explain why many things happen, and how everything works. Studying Physics develops a skill set that will transfer to many careers, which is why it is accepted as an entry A Level onto so many university courses. It helps you to analyse, interpret and apply information as well as developing the skills of problem solving and critical thinking. The knowledge developed helps you to explain how things happen, or how things work, or to be an inventor.
You will need to achieve a grade 8 or above in GCSE Physics and a grade 7 or above in Mathematics. More importantly, we would like you to have an enquiring mind and be curious about how things work. You should have enthusiasm and commitment and enjoy practical work.
The course is assessed through 3 final exam papers. Papers 1 and 2 are 34% of the total marks each and cover the core topics. Paper 3 is 32% and covers the assessment of practical and analytical skills as well as the content of the option topic studied.