Why choose Astronomy?
In this two-year Master’s programme, you will deepen your knowledge of astronomy and develop advanced skills in research, data analysis, and instrumentation. You will be part of a vibrant international research community working on topics like the structure and dynamics of galaxies, the formation of planetary systems, cosmology, and the development of astronomical instruments. You can tailor your curriculum to your interests, including the option to prepare for careers beyond academia with the Science, Business and Policy track.
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The Groningen Master's degree programme aims to give students the best opportunity to take part in major European or global astronomical research projects, PhD programmes, and professions involving astronomical instrumentation and informatics. While the Master’s programme in Astronomy is primarily designed to train researchers, a substantial number of graduates successfully find employment in the public or private sector. Astronomy graduates are well-trained problem solvers, skilled professionally not only in astronomy but also in physics, mathematics, IT and computing science.
