What are the qualifications to be a scientist in nasa??
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To become a scientist at NASA, at least a bachelor's degree in physics, astronomy, astrophysics, space science, etc. is required. If an individual has acquired a master's degree or PhD in any related fields, candidates might start with higher pay
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If you have a desire to work in space exploration and plenty of scientific curiosity, a number of degrees could prepare you for work as a NASA scientist. The National Aeronautics and Space Administration seeks scientists with various educational backgrounds to help further the scientific community’s understanding of space and the universe
A bachelor’s degree in the physical and biological sciences can help you qualify for the astronaut candidate program. However, most NASA scientists complete their work from locations on Earth, according to the United States Bureau of Labor Statistics (BLS). Of the 17,000 workers employed by NASA, just 45 are active astronauts, the BLS reported.
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