Master of Science (Astronomy)
Fast Facts
- Online study mode
- Wide range of subjects available in modern astronomy
Course Description
The program covers the fundamental concepts and 'big questions' of modern astronomy, in order to equip students with a good overall understanding of astronomy.
Aims and Objectives
- The aim of the Master course is to provide a scope for more specialist study in astronomy, plus opportunities for major project work, while still maintaining an emphasis on learning about the fundamental concepts and questions of astronomy.
Entrance Requirements
A degree from a recognised tertiary institution or approved equivalent.
Applicants not having completed a degree and who have relevant exoerience may be admitted to the Masters after successfully completing the Graduate Certificate and Graduate Diploma.
Students are expected to be computer literate and have internet access outside of Swinburne.
Program Structure
The Master of Science (Astronomy) involves the completion of 12 subjects. Students undertake studies via Internet, newsgroup discussions and assignments and project work.
Entry is possible in both semester 1 (February) and Semester 2 (July).
Brochures
Postgraduate Courses in Astronomy
Postgraduate Course Guide
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