Which Universities in England Offer Nuclear Physics Programs?

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Several universities in England offer programs in Nuclear Physics, including the University of Kent at Canterbury and Cambridge University. The University of Kent is specifically mentioned as a place where one participant studied. There is curiosity about the motivations for pursuing nuclear physics, with a humorous comment suggesting an interest in bomb-making. Overall, the discussion highlights the availability of nuclear physics programs and the varied reasons for studying the subject. The conversation reflects a mix of serious inquiries and lighthearted banter.
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Please!i'd like name of some...

Hellow , i'd like a names of some unniversity in england to stady Nuclear Physics,Please... :surprise: :confused: :smile:
 
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university of kent at canterbury is were i studied

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try this web address www.kent.ac.uk

good luck
 
I think Camberige has that program. I could be mistaken but I am preety shure it does.
 
Nuclear physics? Is there a particular reason why you want to focus on nuclear physics?
 
JohnDubYa said:
Nuclear physics? Is there a particular reason why you want to focus on nuclear physics?


Just to make a bomb :biggrin:
 
You can get that off the net. :)
 
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