Space Business
It aims to provide participants with a comprehensive understanding of the Space economy, including commercial and entrepreneurship opportunities, international collaboration, legal requirements, and projects management to develop necessary skills for successful Space projects.
Target Audience
Fresh graduates and experienced professionals in :
Strategy, Business Administration, Economy, and Legal
Courses
- Introduction to Space Economy
- Introduction to Space Law, Policies and Regulations
- Introduction to Space Entrepreneurship
Space Software and Data
It highlights the necessary sources of data and software, in order to implement Space missions and Satellites applications, develop basic programming skills and understand the challenges and risks of data science in the Space sector.
Target Audience
Fresh graduates and experienced professionals in:
Computer Science, Data Science, Data Engineering, and Cybersecurity
Courses
- Introduction to Space Data Science
- Space Software Design & Development
- Cybersecurity of Space Systems
Space Engineering
It provides the opportunity to explore Space engineering majors, and educate them on the design and maintenance of spacecraft, such as rockets. It also focuses on spacecraft control, propulsion technologies, electronics, electromagnetics, satellites, and communications systems.
Target Audience
Fresh graduates and experienced professionals in Engineering majors
Sub-track 1: Space Construction
Courses
- The Fundamentals of Spacecraft Design and Engineering
- Space Mechanical Engineering and Spacecraft Materials
- Introduction to Space Electrical Engineering
Sub-track 2: Space Applications
Courses
- Earth Observation
- GPS/GNSS
- Satellite & Telecommunication
