Aerospace Engineer or Master of Physics in COSMOSES

In summary, the individual is seeking guidance on which field of study would be best for pursuing a career with ISRO or NASA. They are considering between a Master of Physics in cosmology or Aerospace Engineering and are currently in 11th grade in India. They are open to pursuing a PhD if necessary.
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Dheer Parikh
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I want to go in ISRO or NASA accordingly.But for that I am confused that Should I do Master of Physics in cosmology or i should go with Aerospace Engineering.Pls give me suggestion which one of this is better
 
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Dheer Parikh said:
I want to go in ISRO or NASA accordingly.But for that I am confused that Should I do Master of Physics in cosmology or i should go with Aerospace Engineering.Pls give me suggestion which one of this is better

You are leaving out a HUGE amount of background information here. (i) where in the world are you and where do you intend to go to school? (ii) what educational background do you have? (iii) Why "Masters", since most people who do that type of work have PhDs?

But more importantly, you may have the wrong idea about people who are associated with institutions such as NASA. So before proceeding any further, read the links in this:

https://www.physicsforums.com/threads/nasa-job-opportunity.833047/#post-5231664

Zz.
 
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I am from India
 
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Dheer Parikh said:
I am from India

I had 3 different questions that I asked, and that's all you are willing to answer?

Zz.
 
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Currently I am in 11th Std
 
  • #6
I can do Ph D.too.
 
  • #7
My preference is ISRO viz. Indian Space Research Organization
 

1. What is the difference between an Aerospace Engineer and a Master of Physics in COSMOSES?

An Aerospace Engineer focuses on the design, development, and testing of aircraft, spacecraft, and other related systems. On the other hand, a Master of Physics in COSMOSES is a more specialized degree that combines physics and computer science to study the dynamics and evolution of the universe.

2. What career opportunities are available for those with a degree in Aerospace Engineering or Master of Physics in COSMOSES?

Graduates with a degree in Aerospace Engineering can work in various industries, including aviation, defense, and space exploration. Those with a Master of Physics in COSMOSES can pursue careers in research, data analysis, and simulations in fields such as astrophysics, cosmology, and computational physics.

3. Can someone with a degree in Aerospace Engineering also work in the field of COSMOSES?

Yes, an Aerospace Engineering degree provides a strong foundation in mathematics and physics, making it possible for graduates to work in the field of COSMOSES. However, additional coursework or a master's degree in COSMOSES may be necessary to specialize in this area.

4. What skills are necessary for success in the Aerospace Engineering or COSMOSES field?

Both fields require a strong understanding of mathematics, physics, and problem-solving. Additionally, excellent analytical, critical thinking, and communication skills are necessary for success in these fields.

5. Can I pursue a graduate degree in both Aerospace Engineering and COSMOSES?

While it is possible to pursue graduate degrees in both fields, it may be challenging to do so simultaneously. It is recommended to choose one field to specialize in for a graduate degree, and then gain additional knowledge and skills in the other field through coursework or self-study.

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