2-Term Pathway - Engineering and Physical Sciences Foundation Certificate - Transfer to Master of Science (Honours) - Physics - Nanoscience

If a student has finished high school but does not meet the entry requirements for university, a Foundation Certificate can help them to gain entry to an undergraduate degree. Admission to the University of Nottingham can be gained through a pathway course at the University of Nottingham International College. Students will be part of a large international student population at the University of Nottingham. It is a member of the elite Russell Group, and is consistently ranked among the world’s best schools.

Nottingham is home to Nobel Prize-winning research and the popular Sixty Symbols YouTube channel.

The fourth year consists of student-centred learning with synoptic modules. Students will focus their study on fewer but more specialised areas and complete a year-long research project. Under the guidance of expert staff they will benefit from a range of learning styles. These include group work, delivering seminars, projects and independent learning.

Students will draw from the expertise of the internationally-recognised Nottingham Nanoscience Research Group. Tailored modules such as Nanophysics and Imaging and Manipulating Nanostructures will develop specialist expertise in this field.

Through practical learning students will gain key skills in microscopy and imaging nanostructures. These specialist skills will help with future careers. Nottingham students go on to further research at postgraduate level, or to work in industries such as engineering, aerospace, IT, and finance.