Use one of the best equipped teaching observatories in the UK New modules include
Particle Physics and Plasma Physics options On our Astrophysics BSc (Hons) degree you will study the cosmos in all its wonder
Gaining a detailed physical understanding of how the Universe works.
You’ll also have the opportunity to study extra-galactic topics
The evolution of the universe.
You’ll also have the opportunity to undertake a placement year
Or a year-long advanced research project through the different course pathways.
Find out more about the MSc Astrophysics with Placement Year.
As part of the course, you’ll undertake six compulsory modules focused on the latest cutting-edge research. You’ll study an exciting blend of topics, including: 1. galactic and extragalactic astrophysics 2. astrophysical techniques and concepts 3. fundamental theory 4. analysis methods. The structure of the course enables you to take your research .
Bayfordbury Observatory:
Train as an astrophysicist in one of the best equipped teaching observatories in the UK.
Specialist modules:
Study a broad astrophysics curriculum
With a wide range of specialist option modules.
Research is at the forefront of the course and is embedded in your student experience from research-informed teaching, to opportunities for direct involvement with ongoing research projects. You’ll be taken on an exciting learning journey led by staff from the University of Hertfordshire Centre for Astrophysics Research. You’ll benefit from their i.
It is not possible to register for the MSc Astrophysics if you have already obtained the University of Hertfordshire's MPhys (Physics) degree or MPhys (Astrophysics) degree
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Astrophysics research areas in the School include; star formation in the Milky Way, the disc and bulge of the Milky Way, extra-solar planets and brown dwarfs, planetary nebulae and white dwarfs, Active Galactic Nuclei physics and environment, the formation and evolution of galaxies, and the structure of galaxies
Bayfordbury Observatory: train as an astrophysicist in one of the best equipped teaching observatories in the UK
Specialist modules: study a broad astrophysics curriculum, with a wide range of specialist option modules
