All Courses

The course is focused on materials, manufacturing, and design in the aerospace and space industries. It is suitable for anyone interested in aerospace materials.

Space debris, orbital congestion, and pollution are some of the challenges that endanger the safety and security of space operations and exploration. This course will teach you how to do that from the viewpoints of policy-making and engineering.

This course provides a complete and well-rounded overview of artificial satellite technology, which provide invaluable resources for a multitude of applications.

This course will give you a general review of what analogue space missions are, including the history of analogue space missions: how and where they were first installed, to what purpose and current applications, including comparison with selection processes from ESA, selection, training, daily life.

This course on observational astronomy will provide a comprehensive overview of the history of astronomy and its development over time.

You will be able to look at the big picture of a space mission and the intricate details of how a spacecraft is developed from the perspective of every subsystem - from power generation onboard the spacecraft to satellite and ground communication.

In this course, you will learn the basic to advanced concepts and workflow involved in space architecture. There is no prerequisite knowledge required to learn about space architecture.

In this course, we will look at the basics of designing and building a lightweight category rotary-wing drone.

Introductory class touching on the future of space exploration, in-situ resource utilization (ISRU), and space manufacturing.