What is thesis phase in astronomy? please explain?
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29th Mar, 2017
Hi, Are you talking about theory? What subjet ae you studying? Please clarify.
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I'm not studying astronomy.... just asking what we have to do? some project or some discovery we have to give the professors or what?? are you an astronomy student??
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Yes I got your point but also please clarify what is your current qualification because thesis is mostly given for PhD.
hey... I'm nothing... unfortunately... but I aspire to become an astronomer... I'm strictly looking forward to join Indian institute of space sciences and technology... and dream of achieving a goal in that stream... I wish to gather all knowledge I can and produce something new..... please help me... are u an astronomy student???
Ok. No problem. No I am not any student.
Generally, most positions require a PHD degree in the field of astronomy which generaly takes 5-7 years to complete.
So you can get your courses done in astrophysics, stellar, planetary physics, galaxies,cosmologu.
Maths and Computer science are also emphasized.
After doing your phd you will have to do a postdoctoral research poistions which can tae 2-3 years to complete.
Also in your UG, you can choose physics or astronomy in your gradutaion degree.
Later in your Phd you can chow the reserach work or thesis in the topic mentioned above.
Good Luck.
Generally, most positions require a PHD degree in the field of astronomy which generaly takes 5-7 years to complete.
So you can get your courses done in astrophysics, stellar, planetary physics, galaxies,cosmologu.
Maths and Computer science are also emphasized.
After doing your phd you will have to do a postdoctoral research poistions which can tae 2-3 years to complete.
Also in your UG, you can choose physics or astronomy in your gradutaion degree.
Later in your Phd you can chow the reserach work or thesis in the topic mentioned above.
Good Luck.
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