If you’re interested in a career in aerospace and have the opportunity
Internships can be a great way to get your foot in the door. Many astronomers start in aerospace as systems engineers
Working on either software for calibration/analysis
Or for those with hardware experience
If a graduate student wishes to pursue a career focused on astronomy research (e.g.
Faculty
Research scientistPostdoc) then they would typically apply to academic postdoctoral positions the same year they plan to graduate with a PhD. After graduating with a PhD
It is typically for an astronomer to spend 2-4 years at postdoctoral positions.
Here are 10 popular astronomy jobs that pay well and provide a variety of work environments:
1. Senior technical writer Primary duties:
A successful career in technical writing is heavily supported by expert-level knowledge in a particular subject. Professionals with an astronomy degree may choose to work as technical writers.
As a result
Astronomy is a popular field of study. After graduationMany astronomers go on to have full-time careers in astronomy. However
As astronomy training emphasizes a remarkably broad set of problem-solving skills
Many graduates also move into careers in a variety of fields such as :
The AAS Committee on Employment is pleased to roll out a new resource for career-seeking astronomers. A degree in the astronomical sciences comes with the benefit of opening up a wide range of career options. The committee received permission to repurpose a workforce infographic created by the American Geosciences Institute.
“A PhD in Astronomy gives you many skills required for general research and often many skills for data analysis. These skill can be applied in many different settings.” Whether you're well-established in your career or just starting out, the AAS has resources and events to support your career growth. Workshops, advice, networking.
Astronomy majors explore fascinating questions about the formation of the universe and the celestial bodies within it. In this degree program, students split their time between observing the skies and developing their theoretical understanding of astronomy. They take courses in geochemistry, cosmology, geology, and observational astronomy.
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