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samad.kidwai
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Astrophysics; Money matters... ??
Hi,
A little intro to help you understand. I'm from India in 12th grade or A-Levels, and was applying to British Uni's for Undergrad studies. I was thinking either B.Sc Physics/Astrophysics (1st Priority) or Engineering preferably Aero
Just to get a clearer picture, do Engineers get significantly more money than Astrophysicist, I'm not overly worried about the pay-grade but I'd be spending something around £25k to £30k on my tution fees for both, so how long would it take for me to earn that kind of money?
Also, other than say NASA and CERN, etc who employs Astrophysicists ? What is there usual starting salaries and how do they compare to Engineers ? (I need to convince my father on this)
Does any Uni is UK have like a double degree/major so I could do both Aero and Astro ? (obviously, if it isn't too much work)
thanks
Samad
Hi,
A little intro to help you understand. I'm from India in 12th grade or A-Levels, and was applying to British Uni's for Undergrad studies. I was thinking either B.Sc Physics/Astrophysics (1st Priority) or Engineering preferably Aero
Just to get a clearer picture, do Engineers get significantly more money than Astrophysicist, I'm not overly worried about the pay-grade but I'd be spending something around £25k to £30k on my tution fees for both, so how long would it take for me to earn that kind of money?
Also, other than say NASA and CERN, etc who employs Astrophysicists ? What is there usual starting salaries and how do they compare to Engineers ? (I need to convince my father on this)
Does any Uni is UK have like a double degree/major so I could do both Aero and Astro ? (obviously, if it isn't too much work)
thanks
Samad