Archimedes was one of the first great astronomers mentioned in history and known for his legendary last words "Do not disturb my circles ". Archimedes has been known to lay the foundations for the science as we know call Astronomy - the science of the infinite universe and all celestial bodies that are ironed out at the universe arc. Observations of the universe have always fascinated people and with the advent of disciplines such as quantum physics, relativity and particle physics, it has become easier to say something meaningful about the creation of the universe and constant development. As an astronomer you come to study black holes a la Star Trek, parent stars, planetary atmospheres and consistent, astrophysics and celestial movements using the physics indispensable tool.

IT and supercomputers are also necessary tools for the comprehensive analysis by astronomy requires. The reward is a unique understanding of the individual's place in the great cosmic context and a little bit of the answer to the question of them all "what's the point of it all? ".

You can take the program as part of studying physics as physics and astronomy are inseparable.

As an astronomer, you get to work with research in space, discovering stars, work on space stations or by the large telescopes in Chile's Atacama desert.

Job Opportunities

Teacher, researcher, employed in research institutes and observatories in Denmark and abroad.

Special admission requirements

Danish A, English: B, Mathematics A, Physics A, Chemistry B.