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SATEC - Master's in Satellite Technology

The Master's in Satellite Technology course at the University of W僡zburg brings over 20 years of experience in building satellites and over 15 years of educating students about space technologies together into one of the most exciting master courses in this high-tech and interdisciplinary field today. SATEC focuses on Satellite-System-Design and Technology and brings geography, mathematics, communications, mechanical engineering, and material science together into one competitive program.

Program Overview

The program is an international master program in Satellite Technology, taught in English. It was selected as one of the few elite courses by the "Elite network of Bavaria," a Bavarian government initiative to attract the best science talents to Bavarian universities in Germany. The program includes synergies with existing courses and partners, including guest lectures and excursions to institutions currently working on space missions.

Satellite Technology - Advanced Space Systems

This master program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of satellite technology and advanced space systems. The program includes a range of courses and research opportunities, allowing students to explore the latest developments in the field.

Research Opportunities

The University of W僡zburg operates its own small satellites, called the "University of W僡zburg Experimental Satellites" (UWE-X). The university has launched several satellites, including UWE-1, UWE-2, UWE-3, and UWE-4, which have been used for a range of research projects. The program also includes partnerships with other space institutions in Bavaria, providing students with opportunities for research collaborations and hands-on experience.

UWE Satellites

• UWE-1 was launched on October 27, 2005, and was the first German Pico Satellite.
• UWE-2 was launched in 2008 and included a new attitude control system.
• UWE-3 was launched in 2013 and included new redundancy concepts, making it one of the longest-working pico satellites in the world.
• UWE-4 was launched in 2018 and included a propulsion system for the first time.

Space Ecosystem in W僡zburg

The space ecosystem in W僡zburg includes the Zentrum f僡 Telematik e.V. and its spin-off, S4 - Smart Small Satellite Systems GmbH. These organizations contribute technologies and implementations to the booming market, offering students opportunities for hands-on training and careers after finishing the master program.

Program Details

The program is designed to provide students with a comprehensive understanding of satellite technology and advanced space systems. The program includes a range of courses, research opportunities, and partnerships with other space institutions in Bavaria. The program is taught in English and is open to international students.