Doctor Of Philosophy In Space Science And Technology

Applied Physics and Astronomy·Sciences

PhD

Overview

The Doctor Of Philosophy In Space Science And Technology is a rigorous, future-focused program that blends foundational theory with hands-on, applied practice in Applied Physics and Astronomy. Students work alongside experienced faculty on real-world projects, developing the technical depth, critical thinking and collaborative skills that today's employers value most. Through a balanced curriculum of core courses, electives and a capstone experience, graduates leave ready to make an immediate impact.

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Program Details

Degree level: PhD
Department: Applied Physics and Astronomy
College: Sciences

Tuition & Fees

Tuition: Contact admissions

Learning Outcomes

Upon successful completion, graduates will be able to:

Integrate advanced concepts in celestial mechanics, computational techniques, and space science and technology, alongside developing technical skills in space instrumentation, remote sensing technologies, AI, and machine learning applications relevant to space exploration.
Use proficiency in research methodology and data analysis, with the ability to conduct original research that contributes to the field, while acquiring specialized knowledge in key astrophysical areas including stellar astrophysics, radio astronomy, high-energy astrophysics, planetary science, and cosmology.
Effectively communicate complex scientific concepts and research findings through oral presentations, publications, and other forms of scholarly dissemination, ensuring the ability to share knowledge within and beyond the academic community.
Apply critical thinking and problem-solving skills to address and navigate challenges in space science and technology, demonstrating adaptability, creativity, and resilience in solving complex problems.

Program Requirements

Compulsory Courses (12 credit hours)
Elective Courses (12 credit hours)
Thesis (30 credit hours)
Qualifying Exam (Zero credit hours)
Seminar (Zero credit hours)