Physics Postgraduate Visit Day 2015
1:00pm - 4:00pm /
Wednesday 25th November 2015
Type: Open Day /
Category: Research
- Mrs Marj Robson
- Admission: Free but register to attend by emailing M.Robson@liv.ac.uk
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The visit day will allow you to visit the department and learn more about the post-graduate courses on offer for Physics at the University of Liverpool.
Schedule for the day:
1-1:30PM - Lunch will be provided and an opportunity to talk to staff and current PG students
Presentations on the courses and PhD positions available in:
Accelerator Science
Condensed Matter and the Stephenson Institute
Nuclear Structure
Particle Physics
Radiometrics
Following the presentations there will be tours of the specific research areas and opportunities to ask questions of the staff and students in each area.
Schedule for the day:
1-1:30PM - Lunch will be provided and an opportunity to talk to staff and current PG students
Presentations on the courses and PhD positions available in:
Accelerator Science
Condensed Matter and the Stephenson Institute
Nuclear Structure
Particle Physics
Radiometrics
Following the presentations there will be tours of the specific research areas and opportunities to ask questions of the staff and students in each area.