Even though many of our graduates will have progressed in their careers since completing a case study, they are still of interest to students who wish to gain an understanding of the world of work.

Lecturing world wide on various aspects of Astronomy & Astronautics. Consultant for travel companies who run astronomy and astronomical event tours.

No day is typical, astronomy moves apace and you have to be up to date with the latest information. Activities from stand alone lectures, astronaut visits, planetarium shows.

Educating and enthusing people with the wonders of the universe

Working with disabled children and disabled adults for them to get the most out of space. Working with children on the autistic spectrum. All very rewarding.

Life long interest in space

Fellow of the Royal Astronomical Society

Fellow of the British Interplanetary Society

Cunard "Insights" Lecturer

STEMNET Science Ambassador

I am self employed and love it! I cant see my changing.

Spend time understanding how to communicate science at a level that people understand. Academics sometime forget the "man in the street" isn't a scientist and using fancy words or scientific notations doesn't always work when trying to convey science to the masses. In fact, many are put off by it.

Patrick  MEd Educational Management (1992)
Head of Education at Endeavour  (Education)

Accepts questions from students about their career