Bachelor of Science in Astronomy, University of Victoria

If you're passionate about exploring the universe and want to gain practical experience through research and observing with advanced telescopes, this program is ideal. It's designed to develop your problem-solving abilities and scientific understanding, preparing you for careers in aerospace, data science, policy analysis, or industrial R&D. The program's hands-on approach and access to top-tier observational tools make it especially attractive for aspiring astronomers and space enthusiasts.

Applicants can enter as high school students or transfer from other post-secondary institutions. The program allows students to declare this as a major after one or more years of full-time study or choose it as a minor to complement other areas of interest. Specific application deadlines, tuition fees, and admission requirements depend on individual circumstances.

Graduates can pursue careers as aerospace professionals, data scientists, government policy analysts or policymakers, industrial R&D professionals, or scientific computing specialists. The broad skills developed during the program open doors to a variety of science and technology fields.