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The MSc Honours (in Physics) programme in its first year (Part 1) involves the same 400-level lecture courses as listed for the BSc Honours course. The MSc(Hons) course also includes a second year (Part 2) in which students complete a research project and submit a formal thesis that is examined by internal and external examiners. The time for submission of the thesis for Part 2 is normally approximately 12 months but not more than 18 months after first registration for Part 2, as 18 months is the maximum time allowable under the MSc(Hons) regulations for full-time study. Candidates may register for Part 2 immediately after completion and assessment of the written papers on 1 December or any time thereafter, but normally no later than the commencement of the next academic teaching year. BSc(Hons) candidates may elect to change to MSc(Hons) at any time prior to examination for the BSc(Hons) degree. MSc by thesis only (Part 2) Students who have reached a satisfactory standard in the BSc(Hons) degree or its equivalent may obtain an MSc degree by thesis alone by enrolling for the MSc (Part 2). In this case where the assessment is by thesis only, Honours are not awarded. However, the MSc may be awarded with merit or with distinction.
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