Space Science - "Careers Chats" with Shanice Griffin - "Careers Chats" with Shanice Griffin

Deputy Space Craft Operations Manager - Deputy Space Craft Operations Manager

Laboratory Astrophysics - Laboratory Astrophysics

ESERO - European Space Agency

Gordon Campbell - Earth Observation Application Engineer

Daniel Vagg - System Architect

Rosa Doran - Astronomy Educator

Dr Arlene O'Neill - Physicist

Sinead Kenny - Design Engineer

Shane Callanan - Electronic Engineer

Caitriona Jackman - Planetary Scientist

Physics

Physics is the study of energy, matter, space and time and the interaction between them. It is at the heart of most science and technology. Physics has expanded our understanding of the universe and has enabled the development of numerous new technologies which improve our lives. 

Statistics

Numbers and data can provide us with great insights into society. Almost every significant decision made in society is informed to some degree by statistics.

Maths

Many career paths demand numeracy, and if you want to work in areas such as tech, finance, insurance or engineering then a certain level of maths will be demanded.

Space Science and Technology

The space industry is dominated by scientists and engineers who want to play a part in the growing space science and technology sector. On offer is a vast array of opportunities that cover many different specialist disciplines.

Data Analysis

In today’s digital world, the amount of data being created globally is growing exponentially, with ninety percent generated in the last two years alone. With this wealth of data comes the need for robust data protection policies.

Geoinformatics

Geoinformatics is a dynamic and expanding field, integrating geographic information systems (GIS), remote sensing, and spatial data analysis to address various environmental, infrastructural, and societal challenges.