Over the two years, students who study this course aim to develop an interest in, and enthusiasm for physics. It fosters an appreciation of how society makes decisions about scientific issues and how the sciences contribute to the success of the economy and society. The course develops a deeper appreciation of the skills, knowledge and understanding of How Science Works; and develops essential knowledge and understanding of different areas of Physics and how they relate to each other. An A level in Physics is viewed highly by universities as it trains its students in critical thinking and mathematical skills. Furthermore, A-level physics is considered a “hard” academic subject and will make applicants who possess good grades more competitive when applying for university. Relevant degrees include Physics, Engineering, Astronomy, Mathematics, any science degree, economics and computer science to name a few.