Astronomy is an interdisciplinary subject with aerospace, geodesy, national defense and other applied disciplines. It is a highly specialized subject in colleges and universities, and most of its graduates are senior professionals. At present, although there are not many universities offering astronomy departments in China, this does not prevent some students from becoming scientists. Every year, the astronomy departments of major universities are still overcrowded. So, what are the requirements for the college entrance examination of astronomy department? Which three courses does astronomy department choose in high school?
I. Suggestions on the Selection of Astronomy Courses
According to the requirements of professional examinations in universities all over the country, at present, astronomy majors in universities generally only require compulsory physics. The following picture shows the requirements for the selection of astronomy majors in Beijing's ordinary colleges and universities in 2020, for reference:
It can be seen that if you want to apply for astronomy, you must first test physics; The other two subjects can be considered comprehensively according to personal preferences, subject ranking advantages, high school running characteristics and local culture.
Second, the ranking of national astronomical departments
The list of "China's Best Discipline Ranking of Soft Science 2065 438+09- Astronomy" released by Best University Network in 20 19 is as follows. Among them, Nanjing University and Peking University have continuously maintained the top two domestic astronomical strengths; Shanghai Jiaotong University advanced one place over 20 18, ranking third, surpassing the University of Science and Technology of China.
Third, 20 19 Nanjing university astronomy department score line
The original astronomy department of the School of Astronomy and Space Sciences of Nanjing University was established in 1952, with the longest history and the most talents, and it has the only first-class key discipline of astronomy in China.
The discipline is strong, ranking first in astronomy major in domestic universities in previous discipline evaluations.
The School of Astronomy and Space Sciences of Nanjing University not only merged with the Astronomical System of Chinese Academy of Sciences to build a "Modern Astronomy and Space Science Park", but also established good academic exchange relations with more than 20 world-class universities such as Harvard University, California Institute of Technology, Massachusetts Institute of Technology, University of Sydney, University of Tokyo and Paris Observatory.
Astronomical achievements of Nanjing University: