Astrophysics vs computer science

For the astrophysics staff this is in the fields of exoplanets
Stellar physics (both observational and theoretical)
High energy extragalactic astrophysics
Whereas the physics staff carry out computational and experimental research on the physics of materials
And theoretical work.

Why it's a good fit:
Physics and computer science have a lot in common
But their differences make them excellent complementary majors.
Physics involves studying matter and energy and how they function in the universe
While computer science explores the theoretical and practical applications of computers.

Studying Astrophysics and Computer Science BSc provides you with the scope to develop your expertise in two fascinating areas.
In astrophysics you will apply physics to understanding how the universe works and possibly explore questions like 'is there an Earth-like planet around another star'? 'Is there a black hole at the centre of every galaxy?'

For the astrophysics staff this is in the fields of exoplanets, stellar physics (both observational and theoretical), high energy extragalactic astrophysics, whereas the physics staff carry out computational and experimental research on the physics of materials, and theoretical work