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Staff in the Astrophysics Research Centre (ARC) carry out research in a number of stellar, Galactic and solar system areas. We are an observational astronomy group employing both large ground-based telescopes and space observatories including the European Southern Observatory, Gemini and the Hubble Space Telescope. There is also a programme on the study of laboratory plasmas and their astrophysical counterparts. Our research is currently supported by several substantial PPARC and EPSRC grants.

PhD opportunities - new positions available to both UK and international students
We are happy to receive applications from people wishing to undertake a PhD with us. Click here for further details on the projects offered and how to apply. The closing date for this round of applications is 31 May 2009. Potential applicants should be aware that all our available university and externally funded PhD studentships have been offered to applicants. Hence a studentship will only become available if an offer is declined.
Last updated - May 15, 2009.
Contacting us
  • Staff & student details - rooms, email, phone numbers, publications
  • Getting to the ARC
  • Outreach
  • We host the bi-monthly meetings of the Irish Astronomical Association. This is a lecture programme aimed at promoting public understanding of astronomy and enthusing young people with the wonder of the night sky. You can find more details here.
  • All staff within the Centre offer talks to interested schools, as part of the School of Maths & Physics Outreach activities.
  • Astrophysics teaching
    Astrophysics in QUB is taught within the Department of Physics and Astronomy.
    Jobs
  • None at present
  • Computer help and local information
  • Information on local computer systems
  • General Linux/Unix help
  • Local policies and procedures for purchasing & financial matters, and leaving ARC.
  • Last updated Wednesday October 14, 2009