Astronomy, a New Degree Program in the Department of Physics &

AstronomyThis new program is unique in the State of Michigan!

Bachelor of Arts in Astronomy*

• Appeals to a broad spectrum of students with diverse interests such as planetary geology, the solar system, space exploration, telescopes, stars, galaxies and cosmology.

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* To be considered for approval by the University Board of Governors on March 24.

• Students graduating with a B.A. in Astronomy will have a full spectrum of job and further education options in:

• Law, business, education, and graduate

programs in social and physical sciences.

• A degree in Astronomy can lead to exciting and rewarding careers at NASA,

in scientific journalism, and advanced studies in astronomy and physics. Saturn: Three Images of a

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The Physics & Astronomy Department is currently offering classes toward this new program. Program officially begins Fall Term 2010.

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Want to learn more about the B.A astronomy program?

and/or contact:Professor David Cinabro, astronomy undergraduate

advisorProfessor Paul Karchin, chair, committee for B.A.

astronomy program

Return the survey you’ll get by e-mail.