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Specialized Master "Defense and Security in Space" (MS DefSiS)  

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Delivery method

Presential
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Description

Qualify a spatial situation, assess its criticality; Carry out a diagnosis of the criticality of a spatial situation; Analyse the space situation from available data to identify the criticality of situations and interpret abnormal behavior; Assess the risks and threats to the space system from its environment, whether physical, economic, legal or geopolitical;Integrate the security dimension in the design of missions and the use of civilian or military space systems; Implement a risk, vulnerability, and threat analysis of missions throughout the space system chain; Propose solutions as part of a defensive strategy; Advise and contribute to decision making in the civilian and politico-military spheres of space operations.
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Internship

Mandatory

Job prospects

Engineer manager/ Space program officer; R&D engineer; Manager/Officer in space system operation centre; Product manager in space applications; Chargé d’affaires in space security; Responsible for the security of space operations in state organizations, possibly in the Defense sector, international organizations, or even industrial organizations; Security manager for a fleet of space systems; Analyst in geopolitics of space in state organizations, possibly in the Defense sector, international organizations, or even industrial organizations; Consulting firm expertise: audit, consulting, rainer in the space and defense fields.
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Name

Specialized Master "Defense and Security in Space" (MS DefSiS)
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Space sector

Upstream
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UNIVERSITY OF TWENTE

Faculty of Geo-Information Science and Earth Observation

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