A-Level Physics
Course content
Physics is a challenging A Level and you will need to demonstrate strong academic ability and curiosity about how the world works.
Physics explores the universe from the smallest particles to the largest galaxies. You’ll study forces, motion, energy, waves, and the nature of matter, discovering how Physics underpins everything from medicine and technology to engineering and cosmology.
Key topics include:
- Data analysis and measurement
- Mechanics, waves and quantum behaviour
- Fields, particles and nuclear physics
- Cosmology and astrophysics
You will:
- Conduct hands-on laboratory experiments and investigations
- Apply mathematical concepts to real-world physical problems
- Use technology and data analysis tools to support your work
- Visit universities, research centres and observatories
Curriculum
A Levels at Newham College London (NewVic Sixth Form Centre)
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Open Events at Newham CollegeEntry requirements
- GCSE profile: Minimum of 5 GCSEs with an average grade of 6 or above.
- Subject-specific grades: English Language at grade 5, Mathematics at grade 7, and Double Science at 6/6 or Triple Science at 6/6 (must include grade 6 in Physics).
- Suitability: Best suited to students with strong mathematical and analytical skills who want to explore how the physical world works.