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We offer postgraduate PhD research opportunities in a wide range of areas of physics and astronomy and have a large and thriving community of postgraduate research students, numbering around 80 at any one time. Research students are assigned a supervisor who h…
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We offer postgraduate PhD research opportunities in a wide range of areas of physics and astronomy and have a large and thriving community of postgraduate research students, numbering around 80 at any one time. Research students are assigned a supervisor who has closely related interests, and with whom they agree on a programme of study and research. The School provides opportunities for acquiring relevant skills through a range of short courses and training seminars. You will also have the opportunity to gain experience and training in teaching through laboratory demonstrating and problem class delivery, while at the same time supplementing your income. Research Areas Research in the School is conducted across four dedicated research centres, with lots of interaction between the centres. The centres are: Particle Physics Research Centre Contact: Dr Seth Zenz Centre for Condensed Matter and Materials Physics Contact: Dr Andrei Sapelkin Centre for Research in String Theory Contact: Prof Steven Thomas Astronomy Unit Contact: Prof Richard Nelson
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The normal entry requirement for a PhD in the School is the equivalent of a British first class honours BA/SSc/EEng in physics or a related subject, or a more advanced qualification such as MSci, MMath or MSc/MA.
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