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Space Club for universities

See how a university can train space engineers with real satellite hardware, and book a call with the NMD team.

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  1. Open Space Club

    The page presents the path for universities that want to train space engineers who can do the work, from design to orbit in 4 steps.

    Open the page
  2. Follow the four steps

    The four steps are Design, Assemble, Test and Launch. Each one explains the hands-on work, from mission architecture and link budgets to soldering the printed circuits and running a ground station.

  3. Compare the tracks

    Each university chooses the level of commitment that fits its ambitions. Track 1 is the certification path for individual students. Track 2 adds hands-on satellite building with a kit, and there is an optional real orbital mission, Mission 237. Read what each track includes and the price shown for it.

  4. Book a call

    Press Book a call with the NMD team. You get an answer within 24 hours and the call can be in French or English, with no commitment.

Good to know
  • Mission 237 is presented as the first constellation of African CubeSats dedicated to training.
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