What uni course can I do with my A levels? › Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics

What can I study with Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics?

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Of 338 UniScout students taking Mathematics, Chemistry and Physics at A level, the most common choice was Engineering (87 students), followed by Physics (76).

Where students with this mix applied

Engineering
87 studentse.g. Engineering, General Engineering, Mechanical Engineering
Physics
76 studentse.g. Natural Sciences, Physics, Physics with Astrophysics
Mathematics
72 studentse.g. Mathematics, Mathematics / Mathematics and Statistics, Mathematics and Physics MMathPhys
Materials science
60 studentse.g. Natural Sciences, Materials Science, Materials Science and Engineering
Chemistry
54 studentse.g. Natural Sciences, Chemistry, Chemistry with Medicinal Chemistry
Chemical, process and energy engineering
51 studentse.g. Chemical Engineering, Chemical Engineering and Biotechnology, Chemical Engineering with Industrial Experience
Mechanical engineering
51 studentse.g. Mechanical Engineering
Earth sciences
43 studentse.g. Natural Sciences, Earth and Planetary Science
Biosciences
42 studentse.g. Natural Sciences
Materials technology
34 studentse.g. Materials Science and Engineering, Materials with Nuclear Engineering

From the UCAS choices of 338 UniScout students taking these three A levels (some take a fourth too), plus combinations our team has added. Students apply for up to five courses, so the counts add up to more than 338. A subject is only listed once at least 5 students applied for it, so nobody's choices can be picked out.

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