Might be worth looking at higher apprenticeships with nuclear companies.
e.g. Rolls Royce, BaE, Westinghouse
see also https://www.nsan.co.uk/news/new-degree-apprenticeships
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Alternatively if you want to work for in fusion research perhaps think about a standard engineering or physics degree followed by a postgrad at a uni with a fusion research group e.g. https://www.york.ac.uk/physics/research/plasma-physics/vacs/
e.g. Rolls Royce, BaE, Westinghouse
see also https://www.nsan.co.uk/news/new-degree-apprenticeships
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Alternatively if you want to work for in fusion research perhaps think about a standard engineering or physics degree followed by a postgrad at a uni with a fusion research group e.g. https://www.york.ac.uk/physics/research/plasma-physics/vacs/
Original post by Joinedup
Might be worth looking at higher apprenticeships with nuclear companies.
e.g. Rolls Royce, BaE, Westinghouse
see also https://www.nsan.co.uk/news/new-degree-apprenticeships
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Alternatively if you want to work for in fusion research perhaps think about a standard engineering or physics degree followed by a postgrad at a uni with a fusion research group e.g. https://www.york.ac.uk/physics/research/plasma-physics/vacs/
e.g. Rolls Royce, BaE, Westinghouse
see also https://www.nsan.co.uk/news/new-degree-apprenticeships
---
Alternatively if you want to work for in fusion research perhaps think about a standard engineering or physics degree followed by a postgrad at a uni with a fusion research group e.g. https://www.york.ac.uk/physics/research/plasma-physics/vacs/
Thank you very much
Trent and UWS have Physics with Nuclear Tech.
Liverpool has it too but they want ABB. Maybe give them a shot too.
The rest, Birmingham, Lancaster, Leeds want a bit more
Liverpool has it too but they want ABB. Maybe give them a shot too.
The rest, Birmingham, Lancaster, Leeds want a bit more
Original post by KardasDragon
Trent and UWS have Physics with Nuclear Tech.
Liverpool has it too but they want ABB. Maybe give them a shot too.
The rest, Birmingham, Lancaster, Leeds want a bit more
Liverpool has it too but they want ABB. Maybe give them a shot too.
The rest, Birmingham, Lancaster, Leeds want a bit more
Oh wow, thanks Kardas, I appreciate your help ^^
Perhaps do a PhD in nuclear physics ?
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Original post by KardasDragon
Trent and UWS have Physics with Nuclear Tech.
Liverpool has it too but they want ABB. Maybe give them a shot too.
The rest, Birmingham, Lancaster, Leeds want a bit more
Liverpool has it too but they want ABB. Maybe give them a shot too.
The rest, Birmingham, Lancaster, Leeds want a bit more
I'm not exactly an A grade students, being predicted 5 Bs, but I think the NTU one looks good, what is your opinon?
Original post by RossB1702
Honestly, I'de love to get a PhD but I can't afford that many years of studying
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