Objective
- Provide students with a detailed understanding of current themes in astronomy, including the composition of the universe and the most modern observational techniques used to explore the cosmos. Both theoretical and practical aspects will be studied, including the most up-to-date techniques in astronomic observation, the use of astronomical detectors and the analysis of data obtained.
Some members of the teaching staff
- Pascual David Diago Nebot (VIU)
- Elies Fuester I Garcia (VIU)
- Alberto Fernández Soto
- Amelia Ortiz Gil
- Antonio Ten Ros
- David Galadí Enríquez
- Diego Pascual
- Eduardo Ros Ibarra
- Fernando Jesús Ballesteros Rose
- Ignasi Ribas Canudas
- Javier Licandro
- Jorge Cepa Nogué
- Jose Antonio Pons Botella
- Jose Carlos Guirado Puerta
- Jose Luis Ortiz Moreno
- Juan Fabregat Llueca
- Pablo Reig Torres
- Vicent J. Martínez
- Xavier Barcons Juregui
This master starts on march 2010
Focus of the Masters degree
Academic-research
Course intended for:
- Science or engineering graduates who want a Masters Degree in astronomy.
- Schoolteachers who wish to use elements of astronomy to enrich their science teaching.
- Graduates who have a leisure interest in astronomy
- Journalists with an interest in science and astronomy.