Schools How good is edinburgh university astrophysics department?

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The University of Edinburgh is recognized as one of the top institutions in the UK for physics, particularly in the field of astrophysics and cosmology. Its reputation among peers is strong, especially regarding research output and publication rates. While the quality of the PhD experience can vary based on the advisor, many students have successfully applied to Edinburgh for advanced studies. Other notable institutions for cosmology in Europe include Durham and Cambridge, which are also highly regarded. For a deeper understanding of publication levels, prospective students are encouraged to explore academic databases and review the profiles of faculty members.
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hi guys,

i have completed my Masters in physics from India.i have applied for phd in edinburgh university for cosmology?how good is it when compared to their european counterparts?
 
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Depends who you're working with!
 
mal4mac said:
Depends who you're working with!


Hi mal4mac,

i would like to know about the reputation of edinburgh university among their physics peers?especially astrophysics department?of course i know it depends on guides,but am looking for its reputation for publishing papers and all?
 
The University of Edinburgh is considered one of the best in the UK. I don't personally do astrophysics, but my friends who do have applied there for PhD positions. If you're interested in cosmology then I have heard that Durham is a good place (http://www.icc.dur.ac.uk/) and that Cambridge is also very good.

If you want to get an idea of the level of publications then search some databases :/ or look up academic staff individually.
 
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