Physics

About this programme

Physics is about understanding how things work, testing ideas through experiments, and using maths and computing to solve real-world problems. At Lincoln, you'll build a strong foundation in core physics while gaining practical laboratory experience, coding skills, and research experience that can prepare you for careers across science, technology, engineering, finance, data, education, and beyond. What makes Lincoln different is the combination of personal support, research-informed teaching, and hands-on learning. You'll apply learning through experiments, projects, computing, and opportunities to work alongside active researchers. The course is accredited by the Institute of Physics (IOP), ensuring your degree meets recognised professional standards and supports future progression into scientific and technical careers. I have found all the course content fascinating and engaging, covering a broad range of topics in physics and mathematics. I thoroughly enjoyed the Electrodynamics and Condensed Matter modules, which were both challenging in their own right, but massively interesting. Build skills employers value Physics graduates are known for their ability to solve problems, analyse complex information, and work confidently with maths, data, and technology . Learn through practical experience Combine theory with laboratory work, computing, data analysis, and research projects. Study an accredited degree This course is accredited by the Institute of Physics (IOP), supporting progression towards professional recognition such as Chartered Physicist (CPhys). Get more aca