167 Bachelor's degrees in Astronomy & Space Sciences in United Kingdom

On our three-year Astrophysics programme at Royal Holloway University of London, you’ll come to understand new concepts and paradigms, developing the deep conceptual framework that will allow an advanced understanding and appreciation of nature. You’ll develop core Physics concepts, including classical physics, quantum phenomena as well as mathematical and experimental skills.

The B.Sc. in Planetary Science with Astronomy at Birkbeck, University of London, is designed to provide a comprehensive understanding of planetary science and exploration. This course can be pursued full-time or part-time, with attendance options available both on campus and online. The programme typically spans three years, commencing in October 2026.

Studying Physics with Astrophysics at University of Leeds will give you the chance to delve deep into the fundamental laws that govern the universe and learn leading techniques in observation and simulation by active researchers who’re using them to uncover new mysteries in the cosmos. 

The Physics with Planetary and Space Physics bachelor programme at Aberystwyth University offers a comprehensive study of the solar system and modern astronomical science. This full-time, three-year course provides a core foundation in physics through public study mode, preparing students for specialist space science modules.

The Space Science and Robotics bachelor programme at Aberystwyth University offers a unique blend of astrophysics and computer science. This full-time, three-year degree is delivered in a public study mode, preparing students for the space industry through rigorous training in planetary physics and robotic engineering.

The Physics with Astrophysics (Hons) at Keele University is a three-year, full-time bachelor programme. This accredited course combines fundamental physical principles with advanced space science. Students benefit from public study modes and access to an on-campus observatory to develop professional experimental and programming skills.

The International Foundation in Science and Engineering - Aerospace Engineering, Astronautics and Space Technology (BEng) program from INTO Manchester prepares you for direct entry on to the first year of a Computing, Mathematics, Engineering, Science or related undergraduate degree at an NCUK university.

The University of Sheffield offers a B.Sc. in Physics and Astrophysics (Hons), designed for those passionate about the universe and its phenomena. This undergraduate programme provides a comprehensive exploration of physical sciences over a duration of three years, delivered through full-time attendance, ensuring an immersive educational experience.

On this Physics with Astrophysics (Hons) course from Nottingham Trent University you’ll benefit from excellent teaching. We’ve been awarded a gold rating in the government’s Teaching Excellence Framework.

The Physics with Planetary and Space Physics MPhys at Aberystwyth University is a four-year, full-time undergraduate programme. This public study mode degree combines core physical principles with advanced solar system exploration. You will develop high-level expertise in astronomical science and experimental techniques.

In Physics with Astrophysics (Placement Year) (Hons) at Lancaster University you’ll see inside world-leading investigations in astrophysics, cosmology, and space and planetary science; learn about preparations for upcoming satellites and missions as well as using data from current spacecraft and facilities like the Hubble Space Telescope, the Juno spacecraft, and the James Webb Space Telescope.

The Astrophysics with a Foundation Year (Hons) programme offered by Swansea University covers core concepts in Physics and Mathematics, is a great way to gain the knowledge and skills needed for your Astrophysics undergraduate degree. The Foundation Year is integrated, meaning you’ll be taught in the same department on the Singleton Campus throughout your four years.

The Astrophysics (Hons) programme at Swansea University is designed to offer a wide range of learning opportunities to enrich your academic journey and give you the skills you need for your future.

Physics with Astrophysics (Hons) at University of Kent gives you the opportunity to work on a research project and gain a valuable postgraduate qualification which can help give you the edge in the job market.

The Physics with Astrophysics with a Year in Industry (Hons) at University of Kent  equips you with the skills to prepare you for a range of career pathways from the growing space industry to finance, manufacturing and technology. 

The BSc in Astrophysics (Hons) at University of St Andrews allows you to embark on a guided exploration of the science of the Universe, from our solar system to black holes and from extrasolar planets to galaxy clusters. Core physics, mathematics, and computational skills are developed to allow you to model these systems and to analyse complicated data sets.

This part-time B.Sc. in Planetary Science with Astronomy at Birkbeck, University of London, offers a comprehensive exploration of planetary science. The programme is designed to be flexible, allowing students to balance their studies alongside other commitments. The duration of the course is four years, providing ample time to delve into this fascinating field.

Gain a holistic understanding of Earth systems in order to learn from the past, comprehend the present and influence our future in this 4-year, integrated master's in Earth and Planetary Sciences with Industrial Experience at The University of Manchester.

This Physics with Astrophysics course from The University of Manchester is ideal if you want both a solid grounding in physics and a greater understanding of astronomy. 

This Earth and Planetary Science BSc degree from Imperial focuses on geological and geophysical processes in the Solar System. There is a particular emphasis on planets, moons and smaller bodies, such as asteroids and comets. As an interdisciplinary degree, you'll gain skills in geoscience, physics, chemistry, mathematics, engineering and computing.