You NEED these books for a Physics/Astronomy degree!!

There are so many textbooks. Which are worth looking at? Here's my favourites that have been invaluable in my degree!
00:00 - Introduction
00:26 - Principles of Physics by Halliday, Resnick and Walker
03:10 - Astronomy: A Physical Perspective by Marc Kutner
06:02 - Concepts in Thermal Physics by Blundell and Blundell
07:48 - Div, Grad, Curl and All That by H.M. Schey
09:43 - Extragalactic Astronomy and Cosmology by Peter Schneider
12:07 - Conclusion
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I'm Thomas, an Astrophysics student studying at the University of St Andrews. This is my channel where I talk about science (specifically physics and astronomy) and make videos on life at university. If you have any questions about uni life please do post them in the comments below!
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[@kelseyrobin3812]

Starting my degree in physics in a few weeks. This video was super helpful. Thank you.

[@ThomasRintoul]

I'm really glad it was useful! Good luck starting your degree!

[@sameerpokhrel]

Hello Sir.I have completed my masters degree in Physics from Nepal and at the present time I am in South Korea.I want to do my doctoral course in Astrophysics.Could you help me by providing some suggestions which will be useful for me?Thank you Sir and waiting for your reply.

[@ThomasRintoul]

It's hard to make suggestions when you haven't explained what you're looking for. But in general, look for PhD places on university websites. Since you don't have an astrophysics background, you're probably going to be looking at computational projects, or at instrumentation with optics and similar. But I'm not a PhD student so there may be more projects you're suited too. Hope that helps!

[@sameerpokhrel]

Thank you sir for your information.