Pathway Group

Bachelor's

BSc Astronomy – MAU

Course Overview

Mount Allison University’s Bachelor of Science in Astronomy provides an engaging undergraduate exploration of astrophysics, stellar evolution, planetary systems, and observational cosmology. Students gain practical experience operating campus telescopes and analyzing astronomical data sets under the guidance of expert faculty.

The curriculum combines physics theory with computational data reduction techniques and mathematical modeling. Small class sizes allow students to engage in undergraduate research and independent observation projects. Graduates are well prepared for graduate studies in astrophysics or technical roles in science communication and education.

Entry Requirements

  • High School Graduation with minimum 65% overall average in university-preparatory classes
  • Grade 12 university-preparatory English course
  • Grade 12 Pre-Calculus or Advanced Mathematics course
  • Grade 12 Physics and Chemistry courses
  • Proof of English Language Proficiency (IELTS 6.5 or TOEFL iBT 90)

Career Outcomes

  • Observatory Research Assistant
  • Science Educator
  • Planetarium Coordinator
  • Data Processing Technician
  • Scientific Technical Writer

Scholarship Available

  • Yes (Mount Allison Entrance Scholarships & Science Bursaries)

Key Information

Location Sackville, New Brunswick, Canada
University Mount Allison University
Intakes January, September
Tuition Fee $19,620 / Year
Duration 4 Years (120 credits)
Language English

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Tuition Fee / year

CAD 19620 / Year

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