Astronomy for All Goals

1: Work With Local Experts

• Working with experts target institutions in countries that are under-represented in Astronomy to supplement or co-create undergraduate and masters degree programs.
• Providing input for infrastructure projects.
• Support in-country development

2. Create Open-Source Learning Materials

• Undergraduate and masters level programs and final-year projects
• Using state-of-the-art data open source data repositories from National and International Space Agencies and astronomical institutes such as NASA and ESA.
• Delivering employable skills such as
  • Programming (through open source languages and packages, such as Python Fortran and C++),
  • Scientific knowledge (Solar physics, stellar physics, exoplanets),
  • Academic writing (Supervision of final year project reports),
  • Familiarity with industry standards for software, data sources, professional skills.

3. Support Student Career Development

We provide outreach and networking opportunities and visibility for students from under-represented countries:

• Project supervision
• Sponsoring grass-roots astronomy events
• Host and Sponsor international student conferences between countries with world leading astronomical programs and those which are currently under-represented.