伦敦大学玛丽皇后学院物理系奖学金

人鱼不游泳 · 发表于 2005-6-6 18:26

Scholarships in the Department of Physics

The Department of Physics at Queen Mary, laceType w:st="on">UniversitylaceType> of laceName w:st="on">LondonlaceName>, is offering 6 part-scholarships ?C 3 at Bachelor’s and 3 at Master’s level, for entry into academic year 2005/6. Scholarships are worth £3,500-£4,000. The full published fee is £10,500. Successful applicants will pay £6,500-£6,950, depending on level of study.

Those awarded a Distinction or First Class on completion of their degree at Queen Mary, will be offered a full tuition fee waiver for PhD study.

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Tao-Tao Chang ?C International Officer (East Asia)

Email: t.t.chang@qmul.ac.uk

Tel: +44 20 7882-3672 (Direct Line)

Physics at Queen Mary

The Physics Department at Queen Mary has an international reputation for research, achieving an RAE award of 5 (out of 5*) in 2001. It has been ranked 9th in the UK by The Guardian newspaper.

Landmarks in the Department’s research include:

Participation in the Nobel-award observation of the W and Z bos##被过滤## at CERN in Geneva

Participation in the IRAS satellite mission that discovered protostars and ultraluminous galaxies

Building the long-wavelength spectrometer for the Infrared Space Laboratory (ISO)

The invention of the Martin-Puplett polarising interferometer

Distinguished alumni and academic staff include:

Professor Sir Peter Mansfield ?C Awarded Nobel Prize for Medicine or Physiology, 2003

Professor Michael Green ?C author of the first definitive text on Superstring Theory, published by the Cambridge University Press (1988)

Professor Peter Clegg ?C who led the team that built the long-wavelength spectrometer for the ISO

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