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Qualification

PhD/DPhil - Doctor of Philosophy

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Location

University of Sussex

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Study mode

Part Time

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Start date

Sep 2026

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Duration

8 Year

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Explore the extragalactic universe with our world-leading faculty. Our research interests focus on: testing cosmological models physics of the early universe large-scale structure: galaxy surveys and numerical simulations very high-redshift galaxies and reionisation galaxy formation and evolution. Supercomputers and overseas telescopes – whether you’re a theoretical astronomer or work on an observational project, you’ll have access to world-leading facilities, international collaborations and a full combination of theoretical, numerical and observational techniques. For a PhD, your research work makes a substantial original contribution to knowledge or understanding in your chosen field.

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Complete University Guide ranking
43rd
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Complete University Guide Physics & Astronomy ranking
34th
Tuition fees
Student living
£5,238 per year
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Student rating
(4.3)
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CUG ranking 43rd
University of Sussex
Sussex House, FalmerBrightonBN1 9RHUnited Kingdom