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Applied Nuclear Physics and Technology

Cambridge, England, United Kingdom•QS 2027 #6

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Applied Nuclear Physics and Technology is a doctorate in Physics & Astronomy programme taught at University of Cambridge in Cambridge, United Kingdom. Tuition for international students is GBP 42,546 per year (GBP 11,208 per year for local students).

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Degree: Doctorate

Field: Physics & Astronomy

Local tuition: GBP 11,208 / year

International tuition: GBP 42,546 / year

Last checked September 2026 · Source: postgraduate.study.cam.ac.uk ·

Program details

Overview

Part of the PLANET nuclear-engineering training programme, this doctorate supports the UK's nuclear energy and defence needs through applied physics research. The curriculum emphasises data science, AI methods and industry-relevant projects.

Requirements

Admission Requirements: Not yet summarised here; see the official programme page.

Application Details

Start Date: 1 October 2027 (Michaelmas 2027)

Application Deadline: 13 May 2027 for Michaelmas 2027 entry; Gates Cambridge US round closes 14 Oct 2026

About University of Cambridge

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Type: University

Control: Public

Campus setting: Urban

Founded: 1209

Students: 22,565

QS rank: #6

Programs: 388

Location: Cambridge, England, United Kingdom

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Frequently asked questions

What degree does Applied Nuclear Physics and Technology award?

University of Cambridge awards a Doctorate in the field of Physics & Astronomy on completion of this programme.

How much does Applied Nuclear Physics and Technology cost?

Tuition for international students is GBP 42,546 per year (GBP 11,208 per year for local students).

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