Astrophysicists are engaged in the study of the universe and its components, analyzing astronomical data, developing theoretical models, and conducting experiments to understand phenomena in space, using various scientific disciplines such as physics, mathematics, and computer science.
The average annual salary is €57,300, with the range between €49,700 and €68,600. Some sources even give higher average salaries of up to €79,544 per month. Entry salaries range from about €49,700 to €50,000 per year. Astrophysicists can earn between €4,775 and €6,200, depending on experience and employer.
To work in astrophysics, you usually need a relevant degree, usually in physics or astronomy, a bachelor's degree is the first step, followed by a master's degree and often a doctorate to specialize in certain research areas.
Astrophysicists have a wide range of career opportunities, ranging from universities to research institutes to space organizations, and they can also work in industry, such as in the development of new technologies or in data analysis.
