How can mech holder go for further studies in space?

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A Bachelor of Engineering in Mechanical Engineering provides a solid foundation for pursuing further studies in space science, particularly in astrophysics or cosmology. Prospective students should consider universities in Germany that offer specialized programs in these fields. Key institutions include those affiliated with the German Aerospace Center and the European Space Agency. Networking with professionals in aerospace and researching specific job requirements in the industry are essential steps for aspiring space scientists.

PREREQUISITES
  • Understanding of Mechanical Engineering principles
  • Familiarity with astrophysics and cosmology concepts
  • Knowledge of aerospace industry standards and practices
  • Research skills for identifying relevant academic programs and institutions
NEXT STEPS
  • Research universities in Germany offering Master's programs in Astrophysics and Cosmology
  • Explore internship opportunities with the German Aerospace Center
  • Investigate job openings and requirements at the European Space Agency
  • Connect with engineering or physics departments involved in space research projects
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Students in mechanical engineering, aspiring space scientists, and individuals interested in pursuing advanced studies in astrophysics or cosmology.

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Hi now I'm doing B.E Mechanical Engineering in India. I want to become space scientist. I donno what course to pursue after B.E. And I'm planning to do it in Germany. Can anyone suggests me courses that are available in astrophysics or cosmology and the colleges in Germany offering those courses??
 
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Maybe contact the German Aerospace folks?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/German_Aerospace_Center

Or possibly the European Space Agency?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/European_Space_Agency

Google is your friend. Find companies that do work with and for such agencies. Find out what they want as far as employment. Also, Google for universities that do work in the area you are interested in. Maybe you can get work with an engineering or physics department at a university that helps out on the ISS or some such.

When you say "space scientist" what do you have in mind? That could mean anything from you want to be an astronomer to you want to build satellites to you want to study motion sickness in pilots.
 
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