Astronomy
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Mathematics & Natural Science
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What is Astronomy?
Astronomy science studies celestial bodies. By focusing on the application of physics to objects in the sky, studying the structure, the physical nature of the evolution of the universe and its contents, and cosmology. This study program is divided into three aspects, namely Tatasurya, Star and Galaxy Physics, and the last is Cosmology.
Why did you choose this programme?
Astrology is very interesting because it studies things that are outside the earth. Especially with the development of technology and space exploration activities that have been carried out by scientists and businessmen like Elon Musk. Who knows, by studying Astronomy, you can become a space researcher who discovers planets, celestial bodies, and other life beyond the life we know on earth. Very interesting right?
Subjects in Astronomy
- 1Mathematics
- 2Basic Physics
- 3Basic Chemistry
- 4Introduction to Engineering & Design
- 5Introduction to MIPA Science
- 6Introduction to Information Technology
- 7Mechanics
- 8Astrophysics
- 9Statistics in Astronomy
- 10Astronomy Position
- 11Celestial Body Mechanics
- 12Methods Mathematics and Astronomy
- 13Thermal Physics
- 14Computational Astronomy
- 15Solar System
- 16Astrophysical Process
- 17Wave
- 18Galactic Physics
- 19Star Physics
Suitable Student's Characteristic
Job Prospect for Astronomy
Although the knowledge learned in the Astronomy study program looks specific, in fact an Astronomy graduate has a fairly broad job prospect. The most important job prospect of Astronomy graduates is certainly to become an Astronomer, work in the Observatory and space institutions like NASA. However, besides that, graduates of the Astronomy study program who also study physics, mathematics and even programming can go into many industries such as the Technology industry.
