The Master of Science in Astronomy and Space Science, established in 2003, builds upon the long-standing undergraduate Bachelor’s program in Physics and Astronomy. It is structured to deliver advanced academic and research-oriented training, with emphasis on theoretical frameworks, observational methodologies, and computational approaches relevant to contemporary space sciences. The program seeks to enhance students’ ability to investigate complex physical and cosmic phenomena using advanced scientific and quantitative tools, while strengthening independent research capability, critical analysis, and advanced problem-solving skills. It prepares graduates for professional roles in research institutions, higher education, and space science related organizations, and equips them with the academic depth required for doctoral studies in astronomy, astrophysics, and space science. The program is intended for students with solid academic preparation in physics or related fields, strong quantitative and analytical skills, and a demonstrated commitment to advanced scientific research in astronomy and space science.