Space Studies

Level: Masters
Language: English

Rating: 9.4 out of 10

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The Master of Science in Space Studies program is devoted to the interdisciplinary study of space, including the historical, political, economic, legal, commercial, scientific and technical issues that make up this complex field of study. Through challenging course work and in-depth research projects, students will gain the multidisciplinary knowledge and tools required to become the well rounded scholars demanded by humankind’s use and exploration of space.

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Great multidisciplinary degree
August 3, 2011
This degree provides excellent grounding all aspects of space studies. There is opportunity to study planetary sciences, aerospace sciences and aspects of the space industry such as mission management. There is plenty of opportunity for research and a lot of opportunity for discussion with other students. My overall experience has been very good.

Challenging, but fun, and a great value!
June 29, 2010
Great value for a program you will find nowhere else (at least not online). In fact, many of the school's programs have no equivalent in the online world. I've found the faculty very helpful and the coursework interesting. Discussion boards provide for great interaction, and also force one to learn to sharply fashion his or her arguments in writing. The faculty has also been very willing to work with me when work or personal situations ...

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BLD

June 29, 2010, 6:19 p.m.

I enjoyed this challenging program, a cross between aerospace science and political science!  The courses in Rocket Propulsion and Orbital Mechanics were challenging, and I had a chance to explore the history of space exploration, space policy, space warfare (including ballistic missile defense), as well as current and emerging space powers.  I like AMU so much that, when the post-9/11 GI Bill came out, and I retired too soon to pass my benefit on to my children, I decided to use my newly-found benefit to get a second masters degree (MA in National Security Studies, which is breaking my backside, but very interesting and challenging).

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