. "Astronautics"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . "Human space exploration & habitation"@en . . "3" . "Learning content:\r\nIn the past five decades more than 550 humans ventured into space, most of them into \r\nthe low-Earth orbit and a few of them even to the Moon using different vehicles. The \r\nastronauts performed experiments, were part of experiments themselves, built \r\ninfrastructure, and even repaired them in space. According to many international \r\nexploration roadmaps, the future of human space flight is seen in the establishment of \r\nplanetary outposts and habitats on the Moon and Mars. \r\nSustained human presence in space is challenging and requires a large number of \r\ntechnologies to maintain environment control, to provide water, oxygen, food and to \r\nkeep astronauts healthy and psychologically fit. Currently physical/chemical life \r\nsupport systems and regular resupply missions represent the back-bone of each life \r\nsupport system. In the future, bio-regenerative life support systems and principles such \r\nas algae reactors and higher plant cultivation in conjunction with in-situ resources and \r\nadvanced manufacturing methods will initially reduce and ultimately eliminate basic \r\nconsumables from the logistics chain. Minimizing this need for resupply while ensuring \r\nhuman safety will allow astronauts to travel further and stay longer in space than ever \r\nbefore.\r\nInterconnecting different technologies into life support architectures is a complex task \r\nand many requirements need to be fulfilled in order to guarantee the survival of the \r\nastronauts. Already today, astronauts and scientists experiment how working and \r\nliving conditions on a planetary surface can be simulated. During analogue- and \r\nisolation studies on Earth in extreme environments, such as deserts, polar regions, \r\nand caves, essential knowledge in the operation of new technologies can be gained.\n\nOutcome:\nStudents gain knowledge in:\r\n• History of human spaceflight (Animals in space, Mercury, Gemini, Apollo, \r\nSalyut, Spacelab, Mir, Space Shuttle, ISS, Tiangong, Artemis, Musk, Moon \r\nVillage, Space tourism) \r\n• Life support systems (human requirements, life support functions, physical\u0002chemical technologies, bio-regenerative technologies, fire safety, technology \r\ntrade-offs with ESM)\r\n• Life support architectures (ISS ECLSS, closed-loop systems, resupply strategies, \r\nexemplary calculations/diagrams, simulation)\r\n• Analogue and isolation studies (Bios-3, Biosphere, CEEF, Lunar Palace, Hi-Seas, \r\nMDRS, CAVES, NEEMO, Concordia/Antarctica, EDEN ISS, Mars500)\r\n• Habitat design/space architecture\r\n• ISRU (prospecting, excavating, processing, manufacturing, interconnections \r\nwith ECLSS)\r\n• Resupply vs. advanced in-situ manufacturing \r\n• Space suits and EVA\r\n• Astronaut selection and training\r\n• Humans in Space (human factors, physiology, space medicine, issues in micro\u0002or low gravity)\r\n• International programmatic roadmaps on human exploratio" . . "Presential"@en . "FALSE" . . "Master of Space Engineering"@en . . "https://www.fb4.uni-bremen.de/studium_ma_space_home_e.html" . "120"^^ . "Presential"@en . "The aerospace is of outstanding importance for the public image and perception of the Hanseatic city Bremen – the city of aviation and space flight. The University of Bremen with its Center of Applied Space Technology and Microgravity (ZARM) and the DLR Institute for Space Systems has become a worldwide renowned condensation point for space technology: for systems and subsystems (e.g. payloads and instruments) needed for Earth Observation Science, Telecommunication and Navigation. The novel master’s program in space engineering plays an important role in the further development of the Campus Bremen.\n\nFollowing the present expertise in the area of space engineering and technology the executive committee of the faculty of production engineering (FB4) has agreed to apply for the establishment of a master’s program in space engineering.\n\nThe foreseen master’s program in space engineering is superior to generic aerospace studies offered by other universities. While the faculty of production engineering will host the interdisciplinary master’s studies, other faculties, such as the departments of physics, electrical engineering, mathematics, and computer science, support and complement the program. As a result, graduates from a variety of different areas will be able to choose to be trained to become experts in space engineering and related aeronautical fields."@en . . . . . . . . . . . "2"@en . "FALSE" . . . "Master"@en . "Thesis" . "689.34" . "Euro"@en . "689.34" . "None" . "Your future career can be in industry with respect to space applications and/or in fundamental sciences as part of our PhD program following a successful completion of the SpE master’s program"@en . "no data" . "TRUE" . "Upstream"@en . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .