Why Bristol?

• Reasons to choose Bristol
• About our University
• The city of Bristol

What is the School like?

• About the School of Physics
• Take a virtual tour
• What types of research do we do?

How do we teach?

• Five special features
• What is Physics like at Bristol?
• Lectures
• Tutorials
• Practical work

What degrees can I do?

• Degree programmes
• 4 year MSci or 3 year BSc?
• Entry requirements
• How to apply

What support is available?

• Personal matters
• Financial support
• When you graduate

Further information

• Leaflets and brochure downloads
• Visiting the School of Physics
• Maps and travel information
• Undergraduate Admissions Statement
• Frequently asked questions
• Contact the Admissions Team

Others

• What do our students think?
• What will I do after Bristol?
• Links

Personal matters

Your Tutor

You will always be able to see your tutor at any time, and not just for academic matters. They are always able to help with simple problems, and they will also know about, and direct you to, the appropriate Bristol University support services. Sometimes unforeseen problems that may affect your wellbeing can arise, and of course it can affect your coursework as well. If this should happen to you there are many ways you can seek advice and guidance

The School Senior Tutor

For problems that may seriously affect your academic work you may prefer to go directly to the School of Physics Senior Tutor. He will be able to help with academic matters within the School and will liaise with the other University support services in order to ensure that disruption to your academic work is minimised.

The University Support Services

The University has extensive support services which you can approach at any time. For further information please consult their web pages:

• Student Counselling
• Student Health Service
• Student Funding Office
• The Student Union (Their welfare pages supply extensive information)