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The Master of Science in Astrophysics equips students with expertise in fundamental astrophysics concepts while cultivating essential research capabilities for conducting astrophysical investigations. This one-year postgraduate program, offered by the School of Physics and Astronomy, serves as a pathway into astrophysics research and potential doctoral studies for graduates holding a Bachelor's degree in Physics, Mathematics, or related fields. Participants have access to cutting-edge facilities including the University Observatory and the James Gregory Telescope, the UK's largest operational optical telescope. The curriculum includes an optional observational session at Spain's Teide Observatory in Tenerife. This degree program readies graduates for doctoral research in astrophysics while developing versatile skills applicable to both academic and non-academic career paths.
Full-time duration: 12 months