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Astrophysicist Course

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Workload:18 hours

What will I learn?

Discover the secrets of the universe with our Astrophysicist Course, specifically designed for Physics professionals keen to advance their knowledge of stellar events. Learn about the complete journey of stars, from their beginnings to their final stages, and delve deep into the complexities of how stars work, including nuclear fusion and how energy moves within them. Become proficient in astrophysical modelling and methods for examining data to recreate and understand happenings in space. Uncover the significant influence of stars on how galaxies change and how elements are created, all through clear, top-notch lessons.

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Learning outcomes

Strengthen the development of the practical skills listed below

Master star formation: Understand the processes that guide how stars are born and grow.

Analyze stellar data: Develop skills in gathering and understanding data about stars.

Model stellar lifecycles: Develop and simulate full models of how stars evolve over time.

Explore cosmic impacts: Study the roles of stars in how galaxies change and how elements are made.

Understand energy transport: Learn about the ways energy is moved around inside stars.