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1	Astronomy, PhD in astronomy	Harvard University	United States-USA	Cambridge	2013-05-12
2	Physics and Astronomy, Minor, BA, BS, MA, PhD	Johns Hopkins University	United States-USA	Baltimore	2013-05-12
3	Astrophysics and Astronomy - Doctor of Philosophy	Michigan State University	United States-USA	East Lansing	2013-05-12
4	Physics and Astronomy, MS, PhD	Northwestern University	United States-USA	Evanston	2013-05-12
5	Physics and Astronomy (Ph.D.)	Ohio University - Zanesville	United States-USA	Zanesville	2013-05-12

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1	Astronomy (PhD) (This link leads to the external institution page)	University of Washington	United States-USA	Seattle, WA	2015-10-09
	You will have received with a PhD in Astronomy at the University of Washington a solid foundation in the study of astronomy, including the sun, the solar system, the stars, the Milky Way, the galaxies and cosmology with active participation in all phases of observational astronomical research. The course will also include the area of astrophysics involving the investigation of binary stars and black hole binaries, novae and supernovae in other galaxies, plus active research programs on star clusters and stellar collision. phd students: Usually, a Ph.D. student takes various courses during their first two years at the University of Washington while at the same time sampling research projects with various faculties in Astronomy University of Washington offers a full set of graduate astronomy courses dealing with major research areas in astrophysics. Areas looked at include physical processes, stellar interiors and atmospheres, cosmology, galaxies, interstellar medium, dynamics, planetary astronomy, observational astronomy, and a variety of special topics. As early as in their first year, students are encouraged to undertake faculty-supervised research programs so they can make qualified decisions about a thesis topic and/or a research career.