These are the 15 ‘hardest’ graduate, post-graduate degree subjects

The report ranks Aerospace Engineering as the hardest degree subject. Aerospace Engineering covers the study of aeronautical, astronautical and avionics.

Law is ranked as the second hardest degree subject by the Oxford Royale Academy report.

The third-hardest degree subject is Chartered Accountancy, according to the report.

Architecture is ranked as the fourth hardest degree subject by the Oxford Royale Academy.

The fifth-hardest degree subject is Chemistry which requires students to be well-versed in subjects like Mathematics and Physics, and involves practical experiments.

Ranked as the sixth-hardest degree subject by the report, a Medicine degree is about five years long, followed by typically two years of general training and four to seven years of specialist training.

The report ranks Pharmacy as the seventh-hardest degree subject. It involves a study of Chemistry and Biology.

Psychology is ranked as the eighth-hardest degree subject by the Oxford Royale Academy.

Statistics is ranked as the ninth hardest degree subject.

The tenth hardest subject is Nursing, according to the report.

At 11th place is Physics which requires students to study Mathematics and other science subjects in addition to training students for practical experimental and theoretical research.

Astrophysics is one of the hardest degree subjects, according to the report. It involves the study of quantum physics, quantum mechanics, electromagnetism, and atomic physics among other subjects.

Biomedical Engineering was ranked as the 13th hardest degree subject by the report.

Astronomy ranked as the 14th hardest subject.

Dentistry ranked as the 15th hardest degree subject in Oxford Royale Academy’s report.