If you are interested in questions like What happens if I go into a black hole? What is a Higgs boson? And what happens if I travel near the speed of light? then this course will challenge you to consider these questions - and many more. Physics allows you to understand the fundamental structure of the universe from atoms (or smaller!) to galaxies (or bigger!) and how the matter within the universe interacts. You will discover that the same underlying physical laws can be applied from everyday situations such as electric circuits or theme park rides to complex situations like particle accelerators or black holes. To study Physics, Electronics, or Engineering at a degree level you will need Level Physics. However, an understanding of physics is also desirable for Mathematics, Computer Science, Chemistry, Geology, and many other university courses. Studying the physical sciences at the university level provides you with problem-solving, communication, creativity, and teamwork skills, as well as opportunities in careers within many exciting fields of work including meteorology, finance, law, and journalism. Students who want to study a degree in Physics or Engineering at university, are also expected to study A Level Mathematics.