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What degrees do I need to become an astrobiologist?

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Paul’s Answer

Hi Vish!

According to Nasa, at this time there are very few dedicated degree programs in astrobiology. The typical pathway for a student interested in pursuing astrobiology graduate studies is to specialize in a single scientific discipline. You should choose a field that really excites you. This discipline will be the base of knowledge that you will build upon, so make it one you are passionate about.

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Visit this link to learn more about career path suggestions: https://astrobiology.nasa.gov/career-path-suggestions/
Visit this link to learn more about the career path: https://depts.washington.edu/astrobio/wordpress/education-and-outreach/for-students/
Thank you comment icon Thank you for the links! Vish
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TLAUREN’s Answer

You need at least a bachelor's degree. But, students should think about getting degrees in chemistry, geology, and astronomy or similar fields. Don't forget about mathematics
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