Further your education with a Master of Science in Astronomy.
You'll work under the supervision of world-leading faculty at the Mitchell Institute for Fundamental Physics and Astronomy, with significant research experience. Areas of expertise include, but are not limited to:
- Astronomical instrumentation
- Theoretical and observational cosmology
- Galaxy evolution
- Super-massive black holes
- Resolved stellar populations
- The extra-galactic distance scale
Customize Your Degree
You will choose between the thesis and non-thesis options.
The program offers tracks for specialization in astrophysics or astrostatistics.
In both cases, the degree will include six core astronomy courses: