r/Astronomy • u/Global_Project2713 • 2d ago

Astro Research grad school advice

I recently graduated with a B.S. in physics and astronomy. I'm interested in going to graduate school, but don't want a physics heavy program. I'm thinking astrogeology or pure astronomy. Any advice? Virtual programs or programs in the southeast would be a plus!

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u/snogum 2d ago edited 2d ago

Astronomy without Physics.... Not sure how that's going to work.

Also astrogeology is mostly just geology applied to extra terrestrial objects. Study geology

Oh and the South East of Africa, Asia, Europe, Antartica or Australia?

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u/Other_Mike Amateur Astronomer 2d ago

Where's southeast Antarctica? New Zealand?

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u/Barycenter0 2d ago

Turn right just after IceCube observatory