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Astronomy degrees

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  • Employment rate: 85%
  • CUG ranking : 43rd
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  • CUG ranking : 22nd
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  • CUG ranking : 24th
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  • CUG ranking : 26th
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  • CUG ranking : 4th
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  • CUG ranking : 5th
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  • CUG ranking : 15th

Studying astronomy

Astronomy is the study of everything related to outer space and the cosmos, such as the planets, stars and galaxies. Often combined with physics, studying astronomy at uni will allow you to explore the fundamental questions about our universe. You’ll learn through theoretical knowledge, as well as by using practical facilities like observatories, planetariums, labs, telescopes and computing equipment. You’ll be taught about topics like the origins and evolution of planets and stars, the structure of galaxies and the evolution of the universe. During your degree, you may also get the chance to do a work placement or year in industry, which will provide practical experience to help increase your employability. After graduating, it’s common to go into further study by doing a master’s or PhD, or go straight into employment working towards roles like research scientist, astronomer and meteorologist.