Astronomy
Learn more about our vast universe and its fascinating contents -- planets, stars, comets, galaxies, black holes and more -- by taking astronomy courses. Classes include lecture, activities labs, and outside observation projects. Astronomy courses are offered as part of the requirements of the Associate of Science degree, or may be taken as required or elective courses to complete other degrees. Students interested in pursuing a degree as ASU, NAU or UA should meet with an astronomy faculty member or advisor to plan their course of study using the appropriate transfer guide. What can I do with my studies in astronomy?
Career options: after completing a bachelor’s degree, seek employment as a science teacher, museum/planetarium staff member, or science writer. Academic options: continue studies toward a bachelor of science in astronomy, planetary sciences, or education. Locations: All Campuses Department / Contact Information: Division Deans: 206-5105 (Desert Vista), 206-7045 (Downtown), 206-7694 (East), 206-2264 (Northwest), 206-6763 (West), 206-6476 (Community) Additional information:
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