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| Location: | London / United Kingdom / View location on map ▾ Hide location on map ▴ | ||
| Duration: | 12 months | Start Date: | September |
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Recent observational and theoretical advances have led to significant leaps in our understanding of the universe and its constituents. These programmes are unique in the UK in the scope of material covered. They offer the opportunity for students with a variety of backgrounds and interests to study a broad range of advanced topics in modern astrophysics. You will have the opportunity to learn about these recent fascinating discoveries, while being taught by researchers in the Astronomy Unit who are leaders in their fields.
For many students who progress to the MSc from their undergraduate degree, the programme provides a useful stepping-stone to research work. Part-time students include teachers and other professionals who wish to upgrade their qualifications, or those who are studying for their own interest.
In both programmes you take eight taught modules. For the details of the modules typically offered (subject to some changes) see the school of maths website [new window]. These programmes also allow some flexibility with the choice of the modules from related disciplines, subject to the agreement of the programme director. For the MSc you are also required to complete a written project on an advanced topic in Astrophysics.
Assessment For the MSc, you are required to satisfy the examiners in modules with a total of 180 credits, 120 of which are for taught modules and 60 for the written dissertation. Diploma students are required to satisfy the examiners in modules with a total of 120 credits, but do not submit a dissertation.
You are normally required to take an English Proficiency Test.
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Entry Requirements
For the MSc and Diploma a first or secondclass honours degree (or equivalent) is required in astronomy, physics, or mathematics, or in a subject with substantial mathematics or physics content. The Postgraduate Certificate in Astronomy and Astrophysics may also qualify you for entry on to the MSc.
English language entry
* IELTS 6.5
* TOEFL 580
A limited number of scholarships should be available for highly qualified MSc applicants.
| Cambridge English: Advanced (CAE): | Grade B (Score: 75) |
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