Industrial Group Projects
3rd-year undergraduate Physics students can work over a year in small teams on an industrial project to test new ideas, new devices, materials or concepts, producing prototype equipment.
We deliver 3-year Bachelor’s (BSc) and 4-year integrated Master's (MPhys) degree programmes in general physics, and also with specialisations that reflect our research areas. Our graduates and post-graduates are highly sought after, and leave Lancaster with a range of transferrable skills that complement analytical, numerical and experimental skills.
in the UK for Physics,
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research environments rated world-leading or internationally excellent
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As well as their chosen degree subject, our students are skilled in problem solving, analysis, critical reflection, oral and written communications, and negotiation. We evaluate the needs of each organisation and match these to the appropriate student through a competitive process.
We offer a wide range of opportunities for you to meet, work with and recruit skilled physics students and graduates.
3rd-year undergraduate Physics students can work over a year in small teams on an industrial project to test new ideas, new devices, materials or concepts, producing prototype equipment.
Help cover during busy periods, trial new roles or research a new idea through our internships programme.
In June each year we hold The Physics at Lancaster Annual Conference to showcase the project work of our 3rd and 4th year undergraduates.
Connect you with our students and meet your staffing needs.
Contact our Student Employability Team to showcase your organisation to our students.
Find out more about Knowledge Transfer Partnerships (KTP) UK-wide programme that has been helping businesses for over 40 years.
Contact our Student Employability Team to find out about our Year in Industry programme with EDF Energy and how you can work with us.
Break barriers to innovation and explore commercial opportunities by providing a project for our Master's and PhDs students.
Whether you want to develop a new product, compete in a new market, enhance your organisation's performance, tap into our diverse skill-set, or work alongside us in world-leading facilities, we have the expertise and resources you need.
Pam Pickles
Student Employability Manager, Faculty of Science and Technology
+44 (0)1524 510193scitech.futures@lancaster.ac.uk