Join the ESPACE Master’s Program and become a Satellite Application Engineer!

The Master of Science Program ESPACE (Earth oriented space science and technology) for satellite application engineering at the Technische Universität München (TUM), one of Germany’s top three and elite universities, will be accepting applications for its two year international Master’s program for the program starting in Winter Semester 2011-12 (lectures begin in October 2011).

Students in the program gain fundamental knowledge in space engineering and specialize in satellite applications related to navigation, remote sensing and geoscience. This combination of disciplines distinguishes ESPACE from other Master’s programs in related fields.

ESPACE benefits from and utilizes its location in Munich with the city’s unique concentration of expertise related to space science and technology. The ESPACE Master’s program is coordinated at the TUM with excellent teaching staff from
•    3 universities (the TUM and Ludwig-Maximilian University, both in Germany’s top three ranked universities, and the University of the Federal Armed Forces)
•    Research institutions (such as the German Aerospace Center (DLR) and the German Geodetic Research Institute (DGFI)
•    Space industry (such as EADS, Kayser-Threde, and ESA —companies leading in European space industry)

The program is conducted entirely in English and offers the chance to study alongside students from around the world while living in the heart of Europe. Semester fees are approximately 500 euros per semester, making the TUM a more affordable choice for top notch higher education.

Application deadline for the Winter Semester 2011-12 is March 15th for non-EU citizens and May 31st for EU citizens. The application is to be done online via the TUMOnline web portal and can be accessed starting February 1, 2011.

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