Future Space Professionals | P7004R
Implement theory and methods to solve modern complex problems relevant to space science and technology and aerospace engineering.
Facts about the course: Space workers of the future
Start
January/February
Apply by
Ongoing
Duration
20 weeks
Number of students per project
1-2
Year
5
Field
Space science and technology, aerospace
Cost
No requirement but may occur. According to agreement with the student.
Expected outcome
International workforce with tailored competences and complementary skills. The program overview is available at https://spacemaster.eu/ External link, opens in new window.
Implementation
The overall aim of the course is to enable students to practice and enhance their ability to apply theoretical knowledge and methodological skills to address complex, contemporary problems relevant to the profession of an engineer, researcher and/or entrepreneur.
Upon successful completion of the course, the student will be able to:
- Formulate and justify a relevant research or engineering problem.
- Apply knowledge independently and systematically to complex projects.
- Select and defend appropriate methods, with awareness of their impact on results.
- Analyse problems and defend conclusions with scientific rigor.
- Critically evaluate information and the work of others.
- Plan, structure, and execute a project effectively.
- Assess the scientific relevance of project outcomes
- Communicate results clearly in both written and oral form.
Client's commitments
- A problem statement in English
- A contact person. The contact person at the company needs to be familiar with the problem and genuinely interested in the assignment.
Expression of interest
- Register your interest here
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Contact
Victoria Barabash
- Biträdande professor, Avdelningschef
- 0980-67532
- victoria.barabash@ltu.se
- Victoria Barabash
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