152 Master's in Astronomy & Space Sciences in Europe

The Space Applications program from Brno University of Technology is conceived as an interdisciplinary association of electrical and mechanical engineering. Together with technical knowledge, students become familiar with fundamentals of project management and team work. 

The Physics and Astronomy - Gravitation, Astro- and Particle Physics programme is a joint degree programme of the University of Amsterdam and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. As a student, you will therefore benefit from the expertise, networks and research projects at both universities. UvA and VU jointly issue a degree certificate to graduates.

A Master's degree in Astronomy at University of Groningen is a gateway into a wide world of science and technology.

Geospatial Technologies is a joint Master program of the University of Münster, Germany, Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Portugal, and Universitat Jaume I, Spain. It prepares you to exploit new technologies to support environmental and societal decision-making affecting the future of our planet.

Physics and Astronomy from Ghent University is an extensive and interdisciplinary field. In addition to a thorough theoretical knowledge of physics and its analytical methodology, you will develop strong problem-solving skills.

This Astrophysics (Part-time) course at Liverpool John Moores University is delivered by world-leading Astrophysics researchers at Liverpool John Moores University and is designed to facilitate further postgraduate and PhD study.

The Astrophysics programme offered by University of Glasgow is for graduates of subjects other than astrophysics who wish to gain degree-level knowledge and expertise in astrophysics.

Studying for an Space and Climate Physics MPhil/PhD at UCL’s Mullard Space Science Laboratory will enable you to work at the forefront of space science and instrumentation, acquiring the skills needed to contribute to the future of space development. 

This Space Data Science course at Liverpool John Moores University will equip you with the AI, machine learning, and advanced analytics skills to turn rapidly growing volumes of space data into solutions for Earth and beyond — preparing you for emerging careers across the expanding space, Earth observation and data science industries.

In the field of cosmology, we look for scientific answers to the most fundamental questions that one can ask: Where do we come from? How did the Universe start? How did it evolve and where does it go? Cosmology is positioned at the interface between Theoretical Physics and Observational Astronomy.

This structured two-year Astrophysics programme from Lund University offers you the opportunity to learn about the universe and apply your knowledge of physics in a vibrant and fast developing area of science. 

In this Research specialisation you will focus on astronomical data analysis using models and large-scale simulation, combining the fields of Astronomy, Physics, Mathematics and Computer Science. This 2-year programme consists of advanced Astronomy courses, two research projects in Astronomy, and courses on science topics related to Astronomy.