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Good Uni's in the UK for Astrophysics?
Hello everyone
I am looking at Astrophysics and im looking for decent (not great, as im not that smart) University's in the UK, anyway i can contact the course heads via e-mail, any links will be appreciated
thanks in advance
Kyle
thanks Eri, i have sent many many many e-mails to people within Leeds University, i am really really really hoping for some reply's, i know its gonna be hard to convience people, but i am willing to try till i die
but the Uni's are currantly out of office, so will be on the edge of my seat all weekend
4 Answers
- Mark GLv 71 decade agoFavorite Answer
The University of Hertfordshire have a great astrophysics department, or Exeter, Southampton, Leicester,Manchester,Leeds,Liverpool,Cardiff,Belfast, Durham, Wawick and Kent are all worth a look.
- Anonymous1 decade ago
Well, you have to be brilliant to become an astrophysis (ie smartest in the area) and even at that, there are limited jobs which go to the highest acedemic standards, and highest reputations. Maybe astronomy would be better? But however, if you are willing to become one, the best universities to go to are in america (ie the ivy league) but oxford is known for its high physic standards
- andrewLv 41 decade ago
i know its not in the UK but NUI maynooth in ireland offers a brilliant astrophysics course. it isnt excessively hard to get into cos even if u arent accepted straight away you can do general science for first year and then transfer for second year on. ireland is pretty close and its cheap to travel to from england
