M.Sc. in Astrophysics, University College London

Students develop insights into the techniques used in current astrophysics projects, and gain in-depth experience of a particular specialised research area, through project work, as a member of a research team. ;The Astrophysics programme offered at the University College London (UCL) provides the professional skills necessary to play a meaningful role in industrial or academic life.;I want to find another Master Course;Why study this degree at UCL?;UCL Physics & Astronomy is among the top departments in the UK for this subject area: UCL is consistently placed in the global top 20 across a wide range of university rankings - and is currently 10th in the QS World University Rankings 2019, and 4th in the UK for Physics & Astronomy.;The department's participation in many international collaborations means we provide exceptional opportunities to work as part of an international team. Examples include our academics who work on the Dark Energy Survey - investigating the origin of the accelerating universe and the nature of dark matter; astrophysicists using the Hubble Space Telescope; or the Cassini mission to Saturn.;Careers;Astrophysics-based careers embrace a broad range of areas, for example information technology, Large Data science (in commerce and industry), engineering, finance, research and development, medicine, nanotechnology and photonics. Employers regard a physics degree as flexible and highly desirable university training.;Get more details;Visit official programme website