Physics is a popular degree amongst students in the UK but is offered by fewer than 50 universities in the UK. In this guide, we’ll take a look at two of the most popular university ranking tables in the UK to see which of these universities are the best and worst for studying Physics.
Depending on if you apply for a STEM course at Oxford or Cambridge, you’ll likely have to take either the ESAT, the PAT or the MAT. The Oxford and Cambridge admissions tests are very different from one another despite being used for similar purposes, so this guide will unpack all the differences between them.
There’s a lot to prepare for when it comes to physics in the Oxford Physics Admissions Test (PAT), so this guide will explore the syllabus for the test and how you can prepare for these questions.
Maths is a very broad subject with many different areas within it, so knowing what to revise for the PAT is essential. This guide explores the PAT maths syllabus and what kinds of questions you can expect to see.
Read through a successful Physics Personal Statement for Oxford with a full analysis by Oxbridge Tutors. Find out why the Personal Statement helped the candidate to receive an Oxford offer.
Read through a successful Mathematics and Physics Personal Statement for Cambridge with a full analysis by Oxbridge Tutors. Find out why the Personal Statement helped the candidate to receive a Cambridge offer.
Preparing for A-Level Physics exams can be stressful at times, but it does not have to be. With effective preparation, you will be able to achieve the highest grades. Oxford DPhil student Isabel de Berrie shares her insights with us.
If you are applying to study a Physics-based subject at Oxford you have likely come across the PAT, but what actually is it?
