The Master’s in Space Science and Technology at Observatoire de Paris - PSL covers the fundamentals of physics and mathematics, more specialized courses in astronomy and astrophysics, and observation-based practicums. Certain courses are joint courses with ENS - PSL (M1) or co-accredited institutions (M2): Université Paris-Saclay, Université de Paris (Paris 7), Sorbonne Université. This master's degree is part of the graduate program in Astrophysics. The program prepares students for careers in astronomy and astrophysics through solid foundations in physics, mathematics and applied technologies. Students may also continue on to careers in research, through doctoral studies, or become engineers in the public or private sectors working as project leads in particular. The program also provides research exposure and experience to future teachers and/or professionals in other fields, such as knowledge dissemination and scientific journalism. Educate scientists and specialized researchers in the fields of astronomy and astrophysics, and engineers in the field of space science. The first year provides a generalist course of study, with introduction to and fundamentals in astronomy, physics, and mathematics. Students become familiar with the tools and concepts of astronomy and astrophysics while strengthening their fundamentals in physics and mathematics. Please note that the Year 1 is taught in English (B2 level required).