We’re joint 3rd in the UK for graduate career prospects in the Guardian University Guide 2022, and 100% of our research is rated world leading or internationally excellent for its impact on society (REF 2021).
Our facilities, key partnerships in industry, and research community have given us a strong reputation in the fields of astronomy, quantum, light and matter, and theoretical particle physics. We are dedicated to high quality teaching and have invested heavily in our research groups and equipment to maintain our status as one of the best places in the world to work in the fields of physics and astronomy.
Research groups, centres and institutes bring together specialists to share knowledge and solve problems.
I have worked in Physics and Astronomy at Southampton for the past 15 years and it is an exciting place to be. We are understanding new things every day and seeing students develop into professional physicists.
There is a great sense of community in Physics and Astronomy. I work with a growing outreach team of undergraduates, postgraduates and academics, on large events such as BBC Stargazing Live. I get really excited when I see people of various ages and at different stages of their careers working together to inspire the next generation of physicists and astronomers.
