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Master in Astronomy  

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Delivery method

Presential
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Description

The objective of the Astronomy Master's Degree Program is to provide a comprehensive knowledge of astronomy including related interdisciplinary areas. Students will also acquire competencies in the wider field of scientific research, in the use of technical language, in team work and in the communication of scientific results, they will also develop an ability to resolve novel or unusual problems arising in a multidisciplinary context. The objective of the Astronomy MSc programme is the formation of fully trained astronomers and astrophysicists capable of supervised observational and theoretical research in astronomy and related fields.
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Internship

Mandatory

Job prospects

Career opportunities After completing the requirements listed above, students are awarded an MSc degree. The MSc degree qualifies its holder to take up positions in the relevant fields and to enlist to a postgraduate (PhD) study programme. Job examples Postgraduate (PhD) studentships at a Hungarian, European or international university research assistant's positions at a Hungarian, European or international research institute industry positions where a strong training in IT, signal processing, physics and electromagnetic wave analysis are an advantage, including telecommunications, computer technology, software companies, air control, satellite communications, etc.
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Name

Master in Astronomy
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Space sector

Upstream
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UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE

Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation

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