BSC Astrophyics,Planetry Science,Astronomy

[sajmad]

I have 2 questions and look forward to your help.

I want to study undergraduate course related to Physics and Astronomy.

I see a lot of BSC courses at various universities , such as following :-

Astronomy and Physics
Astronomy, Space Sci & Astrophysics
Astrophysics
Physics and Astrophysics
Physics with Meteorology
Physics with Particle Physics & Cosmology
Physics with Planetary & Space Physics
Physics with Satellite Technology
Physics with Space Science
Physics with Theoretical Astrophysics
Physics, Astrophysics and Cosmology
Smart Systems and Astrophysics
Space Science and Robotics

I am now confused which course to take as most of them a something in comman with some variations.Friends, please advise , which course is more demanding and beneficial for me to help in my MSC degree in future.

My second question is - which are the top 10 universities in the UK / Ireland that are known for having the best teaching faculty and equipments for a UG (Bsc) study.

Thank you.

 

[lippyka]

Answer: For your first question, the best course for you to take will depend on your personal interests and career goals. In general, Astrophysics, Physics with Particle Physics & Cosmology, and Physics with Theoretical Astrophysics are good choices if you are interested in more theoretical aspects of astronomy and physics. If you are interested in the practical applications of these fields, then Physics with Meteorology, Physics with Satellite Technology, and Space Science and Robotics may be better suited for your interests.For your second question, some of the top universities in the UK/Ireland for undergraduate studies in physics and astronomy include the University of Oxford, University College London, Imperial College London, Durham University, University of Manchester, University of Edinburgh, University of Warwick, University of Glasgow, Queen's University Belfast, and Trinity College Dublin. These universities all have excellent teaching faculty and state-of-the-art facilities for research and teaching in physics and astronomy.