Temple University College of Science and Technology 13 courses 20-22 total credits
Student interest in astrophysical phenomenon has always been strong, and is on the rise with recent developments, such as the James Webb Space Telescope, NASA's Artemis Lunar program, black hole imaging and more. Astrophysics is a burgeoning field that not only captures the public interest, but has implications for terrestrial problems as we observe extreme environments in "nature's laboratory." In the last two decades the Nobel prize in physics has been awarded seven times for astrophysical discoveries. Offered by the Department of Physics, the Minor in Astrophysics has scientific merit, student interest and employment value. The minor provides students with the opportunity to do bright sky astronomy in a large city and to design and build instruments and analyze resulting data.
| Total Credits | 20-22 credits |
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