工业学年是BSc物理学位的一年延期。在工业界度过的一年将把您的学术研究融入实际情况，并提高您的技能和就业能力。该课程涵盖了物理学家的所有基本知识和实践技能。有机会专门研究该学科的不同分支并参与实际的研究项目。实验室工作与您在讲座中学习的内容相关联。在第一年和第二年，我们在现代实验室中预留了专门的时间进行实验工作。您将学习如何呈现结果，分析数据和评估错误。计算机编程是学术和工业研究的重要组成部分。我们使用多种语言进行教学，包括Matlab，Python和Labview。我们将向您展示如何使用Excel分析数
Put your physics knowledge into practice in the real world. As part of their degrees, our students have worked on new particle accelerators at government laboratories, applied their analysis skills to data science jobs in the civil service, and joined the Large Hadron Collider team at CERN.<br>This course is a chance for you to put your physics knowledge into practice in the real world, and build up more experience for your CV. Our students have worked on new particle accelerators and nuclear waste management at government laboratories, applied their analysis skills to data science jobs in the civil service, and joined the Large Hadron Collider team at CERN as part of their degree.<br><br>At the start of your course, youll cover the essential physics behind everything else youll study: heat, motion, electricity, magnetism and quantum mechanics. Youll learn through lectures and practical labs so you wont be learning about abstract topics in isolation. Youll run experiments using the equipment in our modern laboratories to help you understand how important theories apply to the real world. Options include astrophysics, electronics and sustainable energy.<br><br>Youll explore essential physics in even more depth in the second year and choose from options where you can learn how stars and galaxies are structured, how particles are detected or the physics of music. Optional programming classes can teach you skills that are valuable in many graduate careers, from data science to computer game design.<br><br>Your third year will be your placement year. When you return to Sheffield for your final year, you can branch out into lots of different areas and complete your own research project in physics. Your core modules will cover topics like particle physics, nuclear physics and semiconductor technologies. Options include topics such as cosmology, mathematical physics and enterprise.<br>Our physics students develop numerical, problem solving and data analysis skills that are useful in many graduate jobs, including computer programming, software engineering, data science, and research and development into new products and services. Their expertise can be applied to many of the challenges and opportunities of the 21st century, from developing renewable energy technologies and improving medical treatments to creating quantum telecommunications systems and exploring outer space.<br><br> Industry placement