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Advanced Master® "Defense and Security in Space"

This Advanced Master® is offered in partnership with the Space Command, CNES (National Space Study Center) and ONERA National Office for Aerospace Studies and Research).

WHY CHOOSE THE AM® DefSiS?

For several years, the space sector has experienced significant growth, both in everyday applications (telecommunications, navigation and positioning, bank transfers, Earth observation, etc.) and in military operations. This strong growth has also raised security-related issues.

This high-level dual civil and military training (Master's degree) will allow graduates to demonstrate expertise in the field of space and security.

IN PARTNERSHIP WITH ONERA, CNES AND THE CYBERDEFENSE COMMAND

RENOWNED RECRUITERS

ACCESSIBLE TO CIVILIAN AND MILITARY PROFILES

WHO IS THIS TRAINING FOR ?

Hold :

  • an engineering degree (CTI list) or a management degree (CEFDG list) ;
  • a Master's degree or equivalent (DEA, DESS, etc.) or a professional degree at the same level ;
  • a Master's degree (M1) or equivalent with at least 3 years of professional experience ;
  • a diploma registered with the RNCP (National Register of Certified Professionals) level 7 ;
  • an international diploma equivalent to the aforementioned diplomas.

THEY WILL TRAIN YOU

  • Professors and researchers from the French Air and Space School ;
  • Researchers, engineers, and operational managers from the CDE, CNES, and ONERA ;
  • Military experts from the CDE ;
  • Experts from our academic and industrial partners.

TRAINING OBJECTIVES

  • Qualify a spatial situation, assess its criticality ;
  • Carry out a diagnosis of the criticality of a spatial situation ;
  • Analyze the spatial situation from available data to identify the criticality of situations and interpret abnormal behaviors ;
  • Assess the risks and threats weighing on the space system from its environment, whether physical, economic, legal or geopolitical ;
  • Integrating the security dimension into the design of missions and the use of civil or military space systems ;
  • Implement risk, vulnerability and threat analysis of missions throughout the space systems chain ;
  • Propose solutions as part of a defensive strategy ;
  • Advise and contribute to decision-making in the civil and political-military spheres of space operations.

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