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Physics

What is our Physics A-Level course?

Physics is both everyday and extraordinary, from explaining why the sky is blue, to understanding quantum theory and Einstein’s relativity. A-Level Physics combines practical investigations and experiments with theoretical ideas, giving you the skills to logically analyse and solve problems; skills that can be applied to any scientific or mathematical challenge.

What Will You Study on A-Level Physics?

Physics is both everyday and extraordinary, from explaining why the sky is blue, to understanding quantum theory and Einstein’s relativity. A-Level Physics combines practical investigations and experiments with theoretical ideas, giving you the skills to logically analyse and solve problems; skills that can be applied to any scientific or mathematical challenge.

What Next after Completing A-Level Physics?

A Physics A-Level is highly regarded by employers and universities. Therefore, our students go on to study a wide range of courses including Astrophysics, Cosmology, Aeronautical, Motorsport or Acoustic Engineering, Medical Physics, Architecture, Pilot studies and Computing.

What is the Exam Board for A-Level Physics?

AQA

What are the Entry Requirements for A-Level Physics?

At least five 5s at GCSE and at least a 6 in two Sciences and a 6 in Maths (must also choose A Level Maths)

Have you considered studying a Mixed Programme (A-Levels and BTECs)? Whether you’re on target to achieve five 5s in your GCSEs or not, there may still be an option to study A-Levels alongside a BTEC qualification at Newman.