Supported by the outstanding facilities at NASA Ames, the SSP09 participants are presently working on the completion of the team projects. The enthusiastic group of 131 participants from 35 countries (from which 30% are female) has now split into three subgroups and is finalizing a number of topical projects, supported by experienced ISU faculty. 

Tuesday 16th to Thursday 18th February 2010, ISU Central Campus, Strasbourg

Abstract Deadline 2nd October 2009

First Announcement and Call For Papers issued – more information here

The new Executive MBA program in ISU started off at ISU from 1 -13 June 2009. Twelve participants registered, forming a well diversified group in terms of ISU’s tradition.

Indeed, coming from 10 different countries, with an excellent gender distribution (42% women) they were representing well the different space sectors, covering inter alia:
- larger space companies (Thales, SENER)
- space SME’s (PRICE, CVI Technical Optics Ltd)
- satellite operators (SES)
- government organisations (CNES, Dutch Space Office)
- consultancy and professional service organisations.  

An organization’s best employees are those that constantly seek to learn new skills and continue their professional and personal development throughout their careers.  The International Space University (ISU) can provide a creative incentive that organizations can offer to attract and retain their best and brightest people -- a unique, attractive opportunity to prepare for the challenge and complexity of aerospace and related high technology fields.