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How to get the most out of your Astrophysics degree

We've out together 11 activities at Queen Mary and beyond to help you make the most of your time with us.

How to get the most out of your Astrophysics degree

Explore the darkest reaches of the universe

Our MSc Astrophysics gives you a detailed insight into the fundamentals of astrophysics.

Explore the darkest reaches of the universe

Unparalleled freedom of choice and opportunity

Our MSc Euromasters programme provides a choice of pathways and helps you prepare for a future in advanced research

Unparalleled freedom of choice and opportunity

What makes us special?

From world-changing discoveries to advancing inclusivity, and more - the School of Physical and Chemical Sciences is an exciting place to be

What makes us special?

Featured: Theoretical Physics projects

From the secrets of the universe to the cutting-edge of quantum computing

Featured: Theoretical Physics projects

Where will your Masters take you?

Your MSc will allow you to stand out from the crowd with your in-depth subject knowledge and skills

Where will your Masters take you?

Linguistic Matrix Theory

Can theoretical physics shed new light on understanding language?

Linguistic Matrix Theory

Top 10 Breakthrough

Our research into the upper limit of the speed of sound was named one the Top 10 Physics Breakthroughs of the Year 2020

Top 10 Breakthrough

Discovery of an exoplanet

Collaboration led by an astrophysicist from Queen Mary found our nearest Earth-like planet

Discovery of an exoplanet

Saturn's moon

Saturn's moon Titan drifting away further than previously thought

Saturn's moon

Modelling a vaccine

Physicists model the development of a COVID-19 vaccine

Modelling a vaccine

The Sun and solar winds

Closest-ever approach to the Sun reveals dynamic origins of solar wind

The Sun and solar winds

Professor Malcolm Perry

Professor Perry is a researcher in our Centre for Research in String Theory and has worked with Professor Stephen Hawking on the study of black holes

Professor Malcolm Perry

Dr Christopher Chen

Dr Chen is a lecturer in our Astronomy Unit and has been involved in several space missions, including the NASA Parker Solar Probe mission from 2018.

Dr Christopher Chen

Professor Gabriele Travaglini

Professor Travaglini works in our Centre for Research in String Theory and is the Scientific Coordinator of SAGEX, a European PhD training network.

Professor Gabriele Travaglini

Professor William Gillin

Professor Gillin works in our Centre for Condensed Matter Physics and is founder of QMUL spin-out company Chromosol, working on silicon phototonics.

Professor William Gillin

Dr Marcella Bona

Dr Bona is a Reader in our Particle Physics Research Centre and sits on several committees at CERN, working on the ATLAS detector.

Dr Marcella Bona

Dr Linda Cremonesi

Dr Cremonesi is a lecturer in our Particle Physics Research Centre and a UK Future Leaders Fellow. Her research focuses on neutrino physics.

Dr Linda Cremonesi
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