Bachelor of Science majoring in Nuclear and Radiation Physics
ProviderAdelaide UniversityCourse overview
Discover the strength of tiny particles and the energy they give off. Explore the branch of physics that deals with the properties, behaviour, and interactions of atomic nuclei and the radiation emitted by them. Learn about nuclear reactions, radioactive decay and the effects of radiation on matter. Nuclear and Radiation Physics involves both theoretical studies and experimental techniques to explore atomic nuclei and its application in science and technology. Focus on the fundamental aspects of the structure of the nucleus and the interaction of radiation and matter. Learn about the influence of nuclear physics on the development of new technologies. Be equipped with the skills to research and discuss the application of nuclear and radiation physics. Apply this knowledge to explore the origins of nuclear stability and instability, as well as the various types of radioactive decay and nuclear reactions that may take place. Create your own degree with the option to choose electives from a range of relevant disciplines, broadening your scope for future employment. Be guided by professionals in industry and researchers who are experts in their field, ensuring energy security and promoting human health.
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25If your current English result is below direct entry, consider the university-recognised English language pathway or ELICOS package; successful completion at the required level can usually satisfy English entry without another English test.
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