BS in Space Systems Engineering, Morehead State University

Morehead, Kentucky

48 Months

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About this course

This program focuses on designing, developing, testing, and operating spacecraft, especially small satellites. It specializes in astronautical engineering within aerospace engineering, offering a systems engineering approach to space systems, mission operations, and ground technologies. Students will meet core physics and math requirements while developing skills such as critical thinking, research, and teamwork. The program provides hands-on experience with facilities like the 21-meter space tracking antenna and the Space Science Center, including opportunities to work on satellite missions planned and flown by students and faculty.

Why this course is highly recommended

Students benefit from the program’s unique focus on space systems and spacecraft, along with hands-on experience using advanced facilities. Opportunities to participate in satellite missions are rare and valuable, providing real-world experience that few other schools can offer.

Specialisation

The program has an exclusive focus on spacecraft and space systems, setting it apart from other aerospace engineering programs.

Course fees

Application fees

20.44L

1st year tuition fees

20.44L

Living cost

Degree requirements

The program leads to a Bachelor of Science in Space Systems Engineering (B.S.S.E.) and requires approximately four years of full-time study. Admission follows the standard undergraduate application process.

English language test

IELTS

PTE

TOEFL

DUOLINGO

105

Career prospects

Graduates can pursue roles in space system development, satellite operations, telecommunications, space transportation, defense systems, and more. The program boasts nearly a 100% job placement rate, with alumni working at organizations like NASA, Boeing, Northrop Grumman, and Raytheon.

FAQs

What hands-on experiences will I get?

You will work with facilities like the 21-meter space tracking antenna and participate in satellite missions planned and flown by students and faculty.

What are the career options after graduation?

Graduates can work as aerospace engineers, satellite specialists, mission planners, and spacecraft designers in various space and defense organizations.