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  1. www.kent.ac.uk › physics-astronomyPhysics and Astronomy - University of Kent

    Search by course name, subject, and more. View all courses. Find out about physics and astrophysics at the University of Kent, hear student stories and the latest news.

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  2. www.kent.ac.uk › undergraduate › 2025Physics - BSc (Hons) - Undergraduate courses - University of Kent

    Course overview. Physics gives you the tools to understand our world at a fundamental level, from the smallest sub-atomic particles to the large-scale structure of the universe. You'll discover the world of quantum mechanics, relativity, electromagnetism and condensed matter and learn how physics enables breakthroughs in areas from materials ...

  3. www.kent.ac.uk › physics-astronomy › peoplePhysics and Astrophysics academic staff - University of Kent

    Find out more about our amazing academic staff within the department of Physics, Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics.

  4. www.kent.ac.uk › courses › undergraduatePhysics - MPhys - Undergraduate courses - University of Kent

    Course overview. Physics gives you the tools to understand our world at a fundamental level, from the smallest sub-atomic particles to the large-scale structure of the universe. You'll discover the world of quantum mechanics, relativity, electromagnetism and condensed matter and learn how physics enables breakthroughs in areas from materials ...

  5. www.kent.ac.uk › courses › postgraduatePhysics - MSc - Postgraduate courses - University of Kent

    • Reasons to Study Physics at Kent
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    We offer a wide range of Master’s research projectsacross the discipline.
    Become part of our dynamic researchcommunity and work alongside staff who produce innovative and interdisciplinary world-leading research.
    Our active research centres and groups organise high-profile, international conferences and workshops. Find out more:
    Regular investment in our laboratory facilitiesmeans you can access state-of-the-art equipment and computational facilities for your research.

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    Choose an area that interests you from our wide range of Master’s research projects. Once you have identified a projectand a potential supervisor, please contact them directly by email to discuss the possibility of undertaking an MSc under their supervision. Please outline your interest in the research project, supply a CV including all relevant ex...

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    After securing a project and a supervisor, you can proceed to make an online application for this course (click 'Apply now').

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  6. twitter.com › unikentphysicsPhysics and Astronomy University of Kent’s Tweets - Twitter

    11 de oct. de 2021 · Welcome to the department of Physics, Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics at the University of Kent Canterbury. Posting about research and teaching. University of Kent Canterbury kent.ac.uk/physics-astron… Joined October 2021. 28 Following. 29 Followers. Tweets & replies. Media. Likes. Physics and Astronomy University of Kent. @unikentphysics

  7. research.kent.ac.uk › astrophysics-and-planetaryCentre for astrophysics and planetary science - Research at Kent

    We are part of the School of Physics and Astronomy at the University of Kent, based on the Canterbury Campus in South East England, around one hour from central London by train. Kent has a rich legacy in astrophysics and planetary science since the University opened in the 1960s.