Physics with Biophysics

About this course

Physics with biophysics combines the foundational science of matter and energy with the growing frontier where physics meets living systems. Biophysics asks physical questions about biological phenomena: how do proteins fold and function, how do cells transmit signals, how can physical measurements reveal biological structure, and how can physical principles be applied to understand health and disease at the molecular level? It is a discipline at the intersection of physics, biology, and medicine, and it represents one of the most exciting growing areas of modern science. At the University of Exeter you will study across three years on a full-time programme, with a sandwich year for professional experience, a year abroad for international study, and work placement integrated throughout. The physics core covers the fundamental disciplines of classical and quantum mechanics, electromagnet

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