Astronomy Minor

Overview for Astronomy Minor

The plan code for Astronomy Minor is ASTRO-MN.

Curriculum for 2026-2027 for Astronomy Minor

Current Students: See Curriculum Requirements

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Contact

Program Contact
  • Andrew Robinson
  • Director Astrophysical Sciences and Tech PhD Program
  • School of Physics and Astronomy
  • College of Science
  • 585‑475‑2726
  • axrsps@rit.edu