Master's in Space Engineering (MSE)

The programme is offered by the Chair of Space Technology at Technische Universität Berlin. It aims to educate systems engineers and equip them with the knowledge to become future leaders in the space industry. The highly project-oriented Master's programme focuses on space system design, space technology, space management and operation, and intercultural communication. Students have the opportunity to become involved in challenging space projects, working within intercultural teams, whilst benefiting from the world-leading expertise and network of Technische Universität Berlin in the field of space technology. A Master's thesis, either in one of the exciting research projects at the university or with an industry partner, completes the programme. The programme is structured into four module groups and a Master's thesis, with an overall workload of 120 credit points (CPs). During the first three semesters, students select courses from the module groups A, B, C, and D with a total of 90 CPs. A - Space Technology B - Space System Design C - Space Management and Operations D - Interdisciplinary A Master's thesis, which completes the study programme, counts for 30 CPs. Module group A - Space Technology Fundamentals of Space Technology Satellite Technology Space Electronics Radiation Workshop Spacecraft Dynamics and Control Space Propulsion Systems Space Sensors and Instruments Module group B - Space System Design Space System Design Project Space Technology Project Planetary Exploration and Space Robotics Module group C - Space Management and Operations Space Mission Planning and Operations Human Space Flight and Space Psychology Space Flight Mechanics Satellite Geodesy Satellite Communication Module group D - Interdisciplinary Project Management Innovation Management and Entrepreneurship Soft Skills German for Engineers You can find more about the programme's curriculum at https://www.mse.tu-berlin.de/masters-programme/curriculum/. PDF Download