What Can Uni Courses can I study with Physics, Maths and Product Design A-Levels?

I was about to suggest engineering...
You could probably go into a degree in any one of those A levels I would think, although without Further Maths an application for maths/ physics (or even engineering) may be a little weak. You may be able to get into some architecture related courses too, perhaps, although I think many unis require portfolios etc.

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MalteseMalteser

Maybe architecture? possibly physics (but a lot of physics courses I would assume require further maths to at least AS level)? perhaps a specific branch of engineering such as aeronautical or aerospace (since you want to do engineering).

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Nathanielle

By the way: This is the Postgraduate Forum.

Concerning your A Levels: What is your fourth? I am not sure, it it is wise to choose Product design. Most universities with a decent course in Engineering/Material Science/Physics would prefer Chemistry or Further Math, Architecture is often looking for art, I think. Thus depending on the university, I think, you have not so many choices. Unless you absolutely love Product Design and these are exactly the subjects you will reach the highest marks, then it may be better. I would ask in the engineering forum and/or the general undergraduate forums.

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Dominic1994

I had offers from Birmingham Exeter Cardiff and Bath, all of which I got without further maths. You don't need further maths at A-Level at all to get offers for Physics degrees! :biggrin:

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Pond Studies

you can study Product Design Bsc and any pretty much any Industrial Product Design and Engineering Degrees. Most of the top universities ask for an A in either Maths or Physics for these though.

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Original post by Frandinola

you can study Product Design Bsc and any pretty much any Industrial Product Design and Engineering Degrees. Most of the top universities ask for an A in either Maths or Physics for these though.