A message to our offer-holders
Congratulations on becoming an offer-holder in Physics at The University of Manchester.
Choose the University of Manchester and you'll benefit from world-class teaching at a time when scientific expertise is of paramount importance.
You'll also unlock numerous opportunities to connect with potential employers to shape your future and make a difference with your degree.
Ranked first in England in 2020 for physics and astronomy (Academic Rankings of World Universities, 2020).
The most targeted university by the nation’s top graduate employers. (2020, Times Higher Education)
Your next steps
Accept your offer
Received all of your offers? You can accept your place at university now via UCAS Track.
Your questions answered
We're supporting you through the application process by answering your frequently asked questions.
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Explore Manchester
A brilliant campus, at the heart of the UK's most liveable city.
Learning and support
Your learning experience
Physics at Manchester
Hear from our staff and students
Find out more about studying Physics and Astronomy at The Unviersity of Manchester and how you will benefit from our expert teaching and world class facilities.
Preparing for physics at Manchester
Dr Lloyd Cawthorne shares pre-university optional exercises and resources that may be of interest to you as a budding physicist.
VIDEO: Jodrell Bank
Professor Tim O’Brien explains how undergraduates can make the most of the Jodrell Bank facilities.
Student support
Your health, wellbeing and safety
Having welcomed our staff and students back to campus this year, find out how our University is keeping everyone as safe as possible.
Support on your course
Studying at the University is a fantastic experience, but we’re always on hand to support you during your time with us when you need advice or help. We have a specialist Student Support Team and student PASS scheme who are there to support you through your student journey.
Scholarships
Everything you need to know about student finance, and the funding available to you as an undergraduate student in the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
Student life at Manchester
Student life at Manchester
Explore what student life is like when you study at the University of Manchester.
The city of Manchester has an amazing student social scene, there truly is something for everyone here. There are also plenty of student societies to get involved with to explore your interests and make new friends. Get a flavour for student life at Manchester below.
Why I chose to study at Manchester
Clea Dronne, Physics and Astronomy
Clea tells us about moving from France to study Physics and joining the Women in Science and Engineering Society.
Meet one of our students
Erin Raif is studying the MPhys course and tells us why it’s a good thing to have your head in the clouds.
PhysSoc
Join Manchester’s student Physic’s society to meet fellow Physics students and take part in fun social events.
Women in Physics
Undergraduate Louisa Mason discusses her experience of the 2021 Conference for Undergraduate Women in Physics.
Teach first
Third year student Louisa Mason tells us about her experience of a Teach First internship at the end of her second year studies.
Careers and employability
A career for life
You'll receive training that will be prepare you for a broad range of careers, not just in physics but in other areas that need the in-demand skills you will learn. Common destinations for our graduates include working for tech companies or in finance, or taking their physics to the next level with further study.
- Employability: 89% (Graduate Outcomes Survey 2019)
- Average salary: £28,000 (Graduate Outcomes Survey 2019)
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My graduate journey – after graduation
Kamen explains how he landed a job as an assistant editor – plus, why stand-up comedy helped his job search.
My graduate journey - 3 years on
Discover how Ellen used her Physics degree to enter a world of big data and secure a dream job at Apple!
Read Ellen's blog : From Physics to Coding and Big Data at Apple with Ellen Leahy.
My graduate journey - 3 years on
Interested in joining the tech Industry? Graduate and Technology Architect Wei Ann gives some tips on how to stand out to employers.
Read Wei Ann's blog : Graduate profile - Wei Ann Heng, software engineer.
Events for offer-holders
Parents and carers event
We will be hosting a dedicated short evening session (5-6:30pm) for parents / carers and supporters for courses within the School of Natural Sciences on 25 January 2022.
This session will enable parents/carers and supporters to find out more information and ask questions about your chosen course and the University.
Physics Offer-Holder Webinar
Find out more about the student experience with Dr Kerins and our student ambassadors.
Your course
Courses within this subject area
Remind yourself how much your course at Manchester has to offer you.
Follow the relevant link for details about your course, including the modules, teaching methods, assessments and reading list:
Joint programmes
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Joint programmes can bring broader experiences. If your joint programme crosses into another subject area, find out more about what it offers:
Contact us
Get in touch
Our admissions staff are here to answer any questions you have.
Email: ug.physics@manchester.ac.uk
Social media
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