48 monthsProgramme duration
27,300 GBPTuition Fee/year
SepStarting Month
Programme overview
Main Subject
Physics and Astronomy
Degree
MPhys
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
This integrated Masters course is perfect if you want to develop your skills in physics to gain a deeper understanding of the Universe. It’s particularly relevant if you’re interested in a career in research or industry.
You’ll gain a strong foundation in physics, mathematics and computation, while developing specialist knowledge in areas such as:
You’ll have the opportunity to work alongside faculty at the forefront of astrophysics. Their work involves observing the electromagnetic signals from distant sources outside the Milky Way, all the way back to the light echo from the Big Bang. Their collaborations include the James Webb Space Telescope, ESA’s Euclid mission, the Simons Observatory and the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument. This research directly influences your teaching.
You’ll join our friendly, supportive community. Lecturers operate an open-door policy, so you’ll always find help if you need it.
You’ll learn to analyse data, model complex systems and interpret astronomical observations. In your final year, you’ll have the opportunity to work on a year-long project that will take you to the frontiers of modern research. This advanced research will be in an area that inspires you, such as simulating galaxies or working with observation data from a telescope to decode the earliest moments of the universe.
Transferable skills gained include programming with Python, statistical analysis and advanced research skills. When you graduate, you’ll have the confidence and knowledge to pursue a range of careers in academic research, data science, finance and programming.
You’ll gain a strong foundation in physics, mathematics and computation, while developing specialist knowledge in areas such as:
- cosmology
- planetary science
- high-energy astrophysics.
You’ll have the opportunity to work alongside faculty at the forefront of astrophysics. Their work involves observing the electromagnetic signals from distant sources outside the Milky Way, all the way back to the light echo from the Big Bang. Their collaborations include the James Webb Space Telescope, ESA’s Euclid mission, the Simons Observatory and the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument. This research directly influences your teaching.
You’ll join our friendly, supportive community. Lecturers operate an open-door policy, so you’ll always find help if you need it.
You’ll learn to analyse data, model complex systems and interpret astronomical observations. In your final year, you’ll have the opportunity to work on a year-long project that will take you to the frontiers of modern research. This advanced research will be in an area that inspires you, such as simulating galaxies or working with observation data from a telescope to decode the earliest moments of the universe.
Transferable skills gained include programming with Python, statistical analysis and advanced research skills. When you graduate, you’ll have the confidence and knowledge to pursue a range of careers in academic research, data science, finance and programming.
Programme overview
Main Subject
Physics and Astronomy
Degree
MPhys
Study Level
Undergraduate
Study Mode
On Campus
This integrated Masters course is perfect if you want to develop your skills in physics to gain a deeper understanding of the Universe. It’s particularly relevant if you’re interested in a career in research or industry.
You’ll gain a strong foundation in physics, mathematics and computation, while developing specialist knowledge in areas such as:
You’ll have the opportunity to work alongside faculty at the forefront of astrophysics. Their work involves observing the electromagnetic signals from distant sources outside the Milky Way, all the way back to the light echo from the Big Bang. Their collaborations include the James Webb Space Telescope, ESA’s Euclid mission, the Simons Observatory and the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument. This research directly influences your teaching.
You’ll join our friendly, supportive community. Lecturers operate an open-door policy, so you’ll always find help if you need it.
You’ll learn to analyse data, model complex systems and interpret astronomical observations. In your final year, you’ll have the opportunity to work on a year-long project that will take you to the frontiers of modern research. This advanced research will be in an area that inspires you, such as simulating galaxies or working with observation data from a telescope to decode the earliest moments of the universe.
Transferable skills gained include programming with Python, statistical analysis and advanced research skills. When you graduate, you’ll have the confidence and knowledge to pursue a range of careers in academic research, data science, finance and programming.
You’ll gain a strong foundation in physics, mathematics and computation, while developing specialist knowledge in areas such as:
- cosmology
- planetary science
- high-energy astrophysics.
You’ll have the opportunity to work alongside faculty at the forefront of astrophysics. Their work involves observing the electromagnetic signals from distant sources outside the Milky Way, all the way back to the light echo from the Big Bang. Their collaborations include the James Webb Space Telescope, ESA’s Euclid mission, the Simons Observatory and the Dark Energy Spectroscopic Instrument. This research directly influences your teaching.
You’ll join our friendly, supportive community. Lecturers operate an open-door policy, so you’ll always find help if you need it.
You’ll learn to analyse data, model complex systems and interpret astronomical observations. In your final year, you’ll have the opportunity to work on a year-long project that will take you to the frontiers of modern research. This advanced research will be in an area that inspires you, such as simulating galaxies or working with observation data from a telescope to decode the earliest moments of the universe.
Transferable skills gained include programming with Python, statistical analysis and advanced research skills. When you graduate, you’ll have the confidence and knowledge to pursue a range of careers in academic research, data science, finance and programming.
Admission Requirements
1300+
26+
6+
80+
169+
59+
34+
95+
2+
4 Years
Sep
Tuition fees
Domestic
9,535 GBP
International
27,300 GBP
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