Bachelor of Laws [L.L.B] [English and French Law] From University of Kent

At The University of Hull studying the BSc Physics with Astrophysics (Hons) our innovative approach to active hands-on learning with state-of-the-art facilities - such as our new suite of telescopes - leads to greater student engagement, helping our physics courses top the 2015 National Student Survey with 100% student satisfaction. We also topped the Guardian University Guide 2016 when it comes to ÔAdded ValueÕ, which compares studentsÕ degree results with their entry qualifications, scoring a maximum 10 out of 10. Our graduates are in high demand across a variety of industries, with many establishing successful careers in some of the worldÕs best-known laboratories and research facilities.

Future Prospects

A Physics with Astrophysics degree from Hull is attractive to scientific and high-tech employers. Our graduates find work in industrial research and development in areas such as laser systems engineering, telecommunications, IT and computing, medical applications and with government organisations.

A large number of graduates continue their studies after graduation. Some get funded MSc places, for example in Nuclear Technology, and others undertake fully funded PhDs, leading to research positions in institutions such as the Max Planck Institute for Radio Astronomy.

Our graduates have found work in the UK and overseas with major companies such as Reckitt Benckiser, Rolls Royce and Atkins Engineering. Graduates are also in high demand in laboratories at Jodrell Bank, National Physical Laboratory or National Nuclear Laboratory. There are opportunities in medical physics within the NHS, with some graduates entering NHS graduate schemes, and also in education as teachers.

Our courses are designed so that employability is at the heart of the curriculum. You will learn valuable communication and presentation skills that have helped our graduates find careers in areas as diverse as oil prospecting, defence, risk management and the Stock Exchange.