Joint teaching
Co-designed modules and guest lectures from faculty.
Partnerships
Universities, institutions, companies and governments can shape SPACE 1 and share in what it creates.
Partnerships
Co-designed modules and guest lectures from faculty.
Cross-institution project teams with shared supervision.
Routes from SPACE 1 learning into formal degrees, once formally agreed.
Partnerships
Observing time and data access for student projects.
Shared datasets and visiting scientists.
Joint exhibits and touring programmes.
Partnerships
Joint proposals to funders in any of our thirteen programmes.
Access to labs, simulators and ground stations.
Publications and datasets released under clear, open terms.
Partnerships
Recruit trained graduates and fund targeted courses.
Student teams work on real, non-confidential problems.
Test hardware and software with CubeSat and robotics teams.
Partnerships
We work with education departments, regional development bodies and space agencies on STEM programmes, teacher training and public engagement. All engagement follows our governance and transparency policy.
Partnerships
Name and support a Learning Academy track.
Support a planetarium dome, simulator or lab.
Support the Annual Space Summit or a challenge.
Partnerships
Corporate social responsibility funds can open STEM education to more young people. Support scholarships, rural and under-served school programmes, and teacher training, with annual impact reporting.
Partnerships
For universities, colleges and schools that want to teach or research with us.
Tell us your departments and goals.
We discuss curriculum, research and logistics.
A written agreement sets roles, credit and branding.
Launch a joint programme or project.
Partnerships
We are inviting scientists, engineers and educators to review curriculum, guide research and uphold our standards.
Express interest