What jobs are there for someone who loves astrophysics?

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The discussion centers on pursuing a career in astrophysics and the educational requirements needed to achieve that goal. The individual expresses a strong interest in astrophysics, alongside a liking for biology, while noting a lesser enthusiasm for chemistry. They acknowledge the necessity of mathematics in their studies. The conversation highlights the abundance of teaching positions in the field, prompting inquiries about the educational paths taken by professionals, specifically Dr. Courtney, who holds a Ph.D. The individual is also exploring job opportunities at NASA, recognizing the financial investment required for advanced courses and a Ph.D. in science, particularly in atomic physics.
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and what are the requirements to getting there? We are currently studying astrophysics in school and I seem to have found a talent for something, and I love it too.
I also really like biology, but do not like chemistry so much. Maths is ok, I don't mind studying it if I have to.
 
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The job of teacher is probably the most abundant one.
 
Dr. Courtney said:
The job of teacher is probably the most abundant one.
What did you get a Ph.D. for, Dr. Courtney? I have been looking into NASA jobs, but I will need a lot of money for lots of different courses and a Ph.D. in science...
 
victorhugo said:
What did you get a Ph.D. for, Dr. Courtney? I have been looking into NASA jobs, but I will need a lot of money for lots of different courses and a Ph.D. in science...

atomic physics.
 

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