Job Opportunities in Astrophysics at NASA/Goddard

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The discussion highlights resources for exploring career opportunities in space exploration, specifically at NASA and JPL. It emphasizes the NASA Universe Exploration Division website, which provides insights into the universe and potential job openings. Additionally, the JPL career launch page is mentioned as a desirable resource for those seeking dream jobs in the field of space science and technology. The conversation suggests that these links are valuable for PhD holders interested in pursuing careers in academia or research related to space exploration.
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OK PhD's, check this out!

http://universe.gsfc.nasa.gov/ - Exploration of the Universe Division :-p

http://universe.gsfc.nasa.gov/jobs/ - :-p

Go for it!


This probably belongs under Academic and Career Guidance, but it seems more appropriate here.
 
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