Matemáticas Y Física En UL

BSc (with Honors) in Physics and Astrophysics

Key Points

  • Work permit while you study

  • Post Graduation Work Permit for 12 months

  • Start dates: September

  • Duration: 4 years
  • Level 8 qualification

  • Type: Full Time
  • Hours: Daytime
  • Enrollment Fee: From € 22,000

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If you are passionate about how things work and enjoy science experiments and mathematics, you should study physics, the study of the universe, from the largest galaxies to matter itself.

Physics and technologies developed by physicists play an important role in chemistry, biology, medicine, electronics, geology, and in the applied fields of optics, nanotechnology, computer science, and engineering.

His concepts, from relativity to quantum mechanics, defy imagination. An education in physics not only develops problem-solving skills, but also provides a firm understanding of basic science and the ability to apply and adapt that knowledge in the workplace.

Program structure

All modules are 5 credits unless otherwise noted.

Basic:

  • PY1052 and PY1053 Introduction to Physics I and II (10 credits each)
  • MA1011 Mathematical Methods I
  • MA1012 Mathematical Methods II
  • AM1020 Mathematical modeling
  • AM1021 Mechanics I
  • ST1051 Introduction to Probability and Statistics

Basic:

  • PY1052 and PY1053 Introduction to Physics I and II (10 credits each)
  • AM1052 Introduction to Mathematics
  • MA1058 Introduction to Linear Algebra
  • MA1059 Calculus
  • MA1060 Introduction to Analysis
  • ST1051 Introduction to Probability and Statistics

Basic:

  • PY1052 & amp; PY1053 Introduction to Physics I and II (10 credits each)
  • MA1058 Introduction to Linear Algebra
  • MA1059 Calculus
  • MA1060 Introduction to Analysis
  • CM1007 Introduction to Chemistry for Physicists (15 credits)

The optional subjects of options 1 and 2 are chosen from 15 credits of the following:

  • AM1053 Introduction to Mathematical Modeling *
  • AM1054 Mathematical Software *.
  • CM1006 Introduction to Chemistry for Physicists and Mathematicians (10 credits) #
  • CM1007 Introduction to Chemistry for Physicists (15 credits) #
  • CS1061 C Programming
  • CS1065 Computer applications with Visual Basic
  • CS1068 Introduction to Python Programming
  • MA1057 Introduction to Abstract Algebra *
  • PY1054 Special Topics in Physics
  • ST1050 Statistical programming in R
  • BL1002 Cells, Biomolecules, Genetics and Evolution
  • BL1004 Physiology and structure of plants and animals
  • BL1006 Habitats and ecosystems

Electives for option 3; choose 10 credits from the following:

  • BL1002 Cells, Biomolecules, Genetics and Evolution
  • BL1004 Physiology and structure of plants and animals
  • BL1006 Habitats and Ecosystems

* Students who wish to study the Bachelor of Mathematics and Physics Sciences must take these modules.

#Students wishing to study the BSc in Chemistry must take one of these modules.

Practicalities of the course

Evaluation
Written exams will take place before Christmas and in May. Not all modules will have formal exams. Many modules use other types of assessment.

Who teaches this course
Staff from the disciplines of mathematics, applied mathematics, and statistics teach modules in this course, which is one of the two best degrees offered by the school, putting at your disposal a wide range of mathematical knowledge and experience in investigation. Proof of this is the high level and wide range of final degree projects that we offer.

Career opportunities

The UCC program offers an excellent education in both experimental and theoretical physics.

Physics and the technologies developed by physicists play an important role in atmospheric science, chemistry, biology, medicine, electronics, geology, energy, optics, nanotechnology, computer science, and engineering.

An education in physics provides problem-solving, analytical, computational, mathematical, and IT skills and can lead to a wide range of careers.

You will enter the job market with a first-class numbering degree from one of the strongest math science departments in the country.

Employers highly appreciate the emphasis on developing problem-solving skills in a variety of disciplines. Our students have an excellent track record in both post-graduation professional development and graduate study.

We have strong links with local, national and international companies, as well as a strong international reputation for research, which will add value to your degree.

Admission requirements

  • At least six subjects must be submitted.
  • Minimum grade H4 in one subject, minimum grade H5 in one subject and minimum grade O6 / H7 in four other subjects.
  • English and Irish are requirements for all programs, unless the applicant is exempt from Irish.

The following are considered Laboratory Science subjects:

  • Biology
  • Chemistry
  • Physics
  • Physics with Chemistry and Agricultural Sciences

Applicants must meet the following minimum entry requirements:

  • English O6 / H7
  • Irish O6 / H7
  • Math O6 / H7 or H4 *
  • Laboratory science O6 / H7 or H4 *
    * Note: H4 in a laboratory science, mathematics or applied mathematics or computer science course

English requirements

Candidates from outside the EU are expected to have educational qualifications of a standard equivalent to the Irish Exit Certificate. In addition, when such candidates are not native English speakers, they must satisfy the university of their English language proficiency.

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