Space Club for universities
See how a university can train space engineers with real satellite hardware, and book a call with the NMD team.
Open Space Club
The page presents the path for universities that want to train space engineers who can do the work, from design to a working satellite in 3 steps.
Follow the three steps
The three steps are Design, Assemble and Test. Each one explains the hands-on work, from mission architecture and link budgets to soldering the printed circuits and running a ground station.
See Tier 1
Tier 1 is one offer, with its price: NMD supplies the components and helps your club build one satellite. If your club wants to launch its satellite, you discuss it directly with NMD.
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.
Run your club (presidents)
Once your club is approved, open My Space Club. Copy the link to join and send it to your members: each one creates an account if they have none, signs in, and joins. You see them in the list, can remove a member, close the joining or replace the link at any time. Keep the page of the club up to date, and add its official documents (letter of recognition, statutes, minutes): only you and the NMD team can open them.
Join a club (members)
Open the link your president sent you. Create an account or sign in, then press Join. Your name now appears among the members of the club, and you see the names of the other members. Nobody sees your email or phone. You can leave the club at any time from My Space Club.