Durham phd cosmology

Can I get a PhD in astrophysics?

The PhD in Astrophysics is a year-round, full-time doctoral program on the academic quarter system, which encourages students to explore a range of courses, engage with more faculty, and challenge themselves in a fast-paced and academically rigorous environment..

How do you get a PhD in astronomy?

Summary of Requirements

How do you qualify for a PhD at Durham University?

The Durham PhD is for applicants who normally already hold a Masters qualification (or international equivalent) with a significant research element.
This usually means that your first degree will have included a thesis or dissertation at the final stage and some taught research methods..

How long is a PhD at Durham University?

We currently offer the following research degrees: Master of Science (MSc) by research: One year full-time (or two years part-time) Doctor of Philosophy (PhD): Three+ years full-time (or six years part-time).

What does a PhD in astrophysics do?

You may work as a researcher, investigating and contributing to knowledge of the stars and planets.
You could also develop new tools and methods of understanding astronomical phenomena.
Teaching opportunities, including becoming a professor or teaching at a primary or secondary school, are sometimes available as well..