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MSc Satellite Technology at University of Würzburg

University of Würzburg, Germany

Programme overview

English-taught international Master's 'Satellite Technology - Advanced Space Systems', part of the Elite Network of Bavaria, focused on satellite system design and technology across geography, mathematics, communications, mechanical engineering and materials science. The programme is ending; a successor Master in Aerospace Informatics exists.

Department: Computer Science (Chair Informatik 17, SaTec)  |  Duration: 120 ECTS (taught in English)  |  Intake: Winter semester  |  Study mode: full-time; international programme  |  Location: Würzburg, Bayern, Germany

What you will study

Modules include Space Physics, Control Engineering in Space I and II, Spacecraft System Analysis, Space Dynamics, Telecommunication System Design, Remote Sensing, Robotics I, Team Design Project, CanSat and FloatSat Design Labs, an internship and the Master's Thesis; a minimum number of ECTS is required in system analysis, system design, system implementation, prototype design and thesis (120 in total).

Career pathways

Space industry and research institutions.

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Application information

Entry requirements

No Numerus clausus, but subject-specific entry requirements and an aptitude procedure (for example Bachelor grade or aptitude test) must be passed. A Bachelor's degree or equivalent (for example Diplom, Staatsexamen) is required.

Intake: Winter semester only

Duration: 120 ECTS (taught in English)

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