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PhD Physics

Queen Mary University of London

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The Department of Physics and Astronomy at Queen Mary University of London is one of the UK’s elite research centres in internationally-leading research activities.Our postgraduate research training will give you an extensive grounding in research design, methods, implementation and analysis. Taught by active researchers with a wealth of practical and academic expertise, you’ll learn the fundamental principles, gain access to some cutting-edge topics and be challenged to be your best. ...Read More

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Full time | Queen Mary University of London | 3 years | APR-23, S..

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WUSCA student ranking
WUSCA student ranking
These are the 2022 rankings, based on ratings given by past and current students.
89th / 95
CUG ranking
Complete University Guide Ranking
Source: Complete University Guide 2023
35th
CUG subject ranking
Complete University Guide Subject Ranking
Source: Complete University Guide 2023
36th

Start date and duration

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Start date
APR-23, SEP-23, JAN-24, APR-24
Full Time
3 years

Entry requirements
Entry requirements
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You need a first or upper second-class honours degree in a relevant subject area. If your qualifications are not from a UK university, QMUL also considers recognised equivalent qualifications from accredited overseas institutions and equivalent professional qualifications. The following information may also be factored into your application: a masters qualification is desirable but not always essential, Relevant experience within the field may also be taken into account.

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£5,000 per year
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Domestic Fees
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£28,750 per year
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EU Fees
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£28,750 per year
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International Fees
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Queen Mary University of London is a member of the Russell Group and has its roots in four historic colleges in east London. Its long history dates all the way back to 1785 when it was opened as England’s first medical school. Today, the uni is based across several campuses throughout London, with good access to everything the city has to offer from its theatre district and gastronomy scene to its diverse and exciting nightlife scene, which includes bars, clubs, music venues, and more. The uni also forms part of the University of London and has a worldwide reputation, having produced numerous Nobel prize winners.

Where you'll study

Queen Mary University of London

Admissions and Recruitment Office Mile End Road London Tower Hamlets E1 4NS United Kingdom Nearest tube station: Mile End  0.2 miles away Nearest train station: Limehouse  0.4 miles away

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