Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics - MPhys
- Level
- Undergraduate
- Duration
- 4 years full-time
- Mode
- Full-time
- Subject
- Physics
- Location
- United Kingdom
- Next intake
- SEP 2026
Overview
Investigate the possibilities of life elsewhere within the universe and get involved with real space missions from ESA and NASA. This degree allows you to specialise in astronomy and space – from spacecraft design to star formation and astrobiology. Using our fantastic facilities, including the Beacon Observatory, and dedicated data analysis lab module, you’ll learn from experts in the field and open up a range of careers in space science. Our four-year integrated Master's programme (MPhys) allows you to hone the skills needed for research and technical roles in industry, or as a preparation for a PhD. Deepen your knowledge with specialised taught modules and work with an academic to carry out a real, open-ended research project. If you don’t have a science background or don’t meet our entry requirements, you can take our foundation year. You might also be interested in our Physics MPhys or Physics with Astrophysics MPhys degrees. This course is fully accredited by the Institute of Physics. Study Astronomy, Space Science and Astrophysics at Kent
Entry requirements
| UCAS Tariff points | 112–128 UCAS points |
|---|---|
| A levels | ABB |
| A levels | BBC · contextual offer |
| BTEC | DDM |
| UCAS Tariff points | 128 UCAS points |
English language requirements
| IELTS | 6.0 overall, no part below 5.5 |
|---|
IELTS 6.0 overall, minimum 5.5 in each component
Fees
International students: £23,500 per year
UK students: £9,790 per year
UK/Home: £9,790 per year
International: £23,500 per year
Start dates
September 2026
Application deadline
September intake
Campus
- Canterbury, United Kingdom
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