Graduates have advanced knowledge in the main areas of classical and modern astronomy, astrophysics and cosmology, leaning on a reliable foundation in general areas of physics - theoretical mechanics, quantum physics, thermodynamics, statistical physics and general theory of relativity. They have an overview of modern observation techniques and methods, are ready for analysis of observation data and creation of numerical models.

They are proficient in communicating expertise in the form of presentations or written texts, also in English. Graduates are expected to enter the professional career of a scientist.