Space for Business

The Space Business  is rapidly emerging as a global powerhouse, engaging individuals, industries, and space agencies alike. Current estimates from PwC indicate that the global space industry, valued at approximately $530 billion, could exceed $2 trillion by 2045. With more than 14,000 companies and around 8,000 investors involved, venture capital investments in space technology have soared to $9 billion.

Recognized by the G20 as an essential area for economic development. According to a report from McKinsey, the rise of “New Space” startups—working in tandem with established space agencies and visionary entrepreneurs—is revolutionizing traditional business models. This rapid evolution has led to the emergence of over 1,000 new startups in recent years. As the industry continues to mature, it stands to significantly impact global economic dynamics and technological progress..

Space for Business is designed to teach the foundations of the new space economy, mission lifecycle, and AI technologies. The course is divided into three modules, offering a complete understanding of commercial space activities and systems.

New Space Economy explores business models, trends, and opportunities in the fast-growing commercial space sector. Students gain insights into market demands, investment dynamics, and how the ecosystem is evolving globally.

Space Operations covers the full mission lifecycle, from planning to launch and spacecraft operations. The module emphasizes key systems, including propulsion technologies and real-world mission management practices.

AI in Space focuses on AI-driven satellite systems and their practical applications. Explore AI-powered robotics, autonomous spacecraft, and data analysis driving innovation in today’s space missions.