物理科学学士（主持人）

在物理学院，我们站在前沿研究的最前沿，为与当今社会相关的突破性进展做出了贡献。我们的跨学科研究方法要求在爱尔兰和全球范围内进行合作-这种方法会影响我们的教学和学生。在该计划的第四年，您将通过在我们最先进的设施中或与我们在爱尔兰或国外（例如，美国，英国，法国，德国）的一位合作者一起进行Capstone研究项目，来发展专业研究知识（中国和澳大利亚）。<br> <br>除了该主题的实践知识，我们的计划还旨在帮助您开发雇主和更广泛的社区都珍视的许多其他可转让技能。这些范围从批判性思维和解决问题的能力，到理解复杂的
Physical Sciences (TR063) at Trinity is a four year degree programme for students who like to solve problems. Whether it is studying galaxies, examining the potential of new lasers or investigating next generation nanomaterials, this degree pathway will prepare you for a lifelong career of solving problems in research, industry or business. <br>In the School of Physics our presence at the forefront of cutting-edge research allows us to contribute to ground- breaking advances relevant to society today. Our interdisciplinary approach to research requires national and global collaborations an approach that influences our teaching and students' mindset. In your fourth year of this programme, you will develop specialist research knowledge by carrying out a Capstone research project in our state-of-the-art facilities or with one of our collaborators in Ireland or abroad (including US, UK, France, Germany, China and Australia).<br><br>As well as practical knowledge of the subject, our programme is designed to help you to develop many other transferable skills valued by both employers and the wider community. These range from critical thinking and problem-solving skills to understanding complex mathematical/physical behaviour. Every year, graduates from all our degree courses are drawn from a range of sectors of industry, business and society are invited back to share their experiences with our current students. Our student societies host a career fair for students so you can meet employers. The School of Physics annual Alumni Careers Networking evenings enable you to hear from a range of graduates what they are doing in their careers today.<br><br>Our physics degrees have been accredited by the Institute of Physics, the professional body for physicists in Ireland and the UK. This opens up a pathway to become a Chartered Physicist (CPhys). Since 2017, Trinity is also a member of LERU, a League of European Research Universities in recognition of our outstanding education, research and innovation, something that you will experience first-hand in our physics programmes.