Satellite systems and space-derived data support a wide range of applications on Earth. The MSc in Space Technology & Satellite Applications at Paris Technoscience Institute explores this connection through space systems, remote sensing, space data and AI-enabled analysis.
The English-language, two-year pathway connects an understanding of space systems with remote sensing, geospatial analysis and digital services. Its application-oriented focus gives prospective students a way to compare it with broader computing or engineering routes.
The confirmed online spring start is 2 January 2027, after the 20 December 2026 application deadline. The first academic year continues through December 2027, within a two-year MSc pathway. Campus applications are possible, with the teaching location and intake confirmed individually before enrolment.
MSc in Space Technology & Satellite Applications: Space Systems, Earth Data and Digital Applications
Year 1 combines advanced technical and analytical study with applied labs and project work. Year 2 brings specialisation and professional practice into a major final project. The published programme information describes assessment through advanced projects.
The professional direction is satellite-data analysis and space-application project work. Reading the programme description carefully matters: its proposed curriculum does not imply access to spacecraft, specialised facilities or a placement unless PTI confirms those arrangements separately.
Applicants interested in the use of satellite information should consider how their prior learning relates to geospatial analysis and digital methods. The published focus is on connecting systems understanding with practical applications, rather than advertising a guaranteed aerospace-industry position.
MSc in Space Technology & Satellite Applications: Spring 2027 Tuition and Application
| Study format | Annual tuition | Programme duration |
|---|---|---|
| Online | €4,900 | 2 years |
| On campus | €8,900 | 2 years |
Choose Space Technology & Satellite Applications in the MSc application options. Set out your education and relevant experience, explain your motivation for space applications, and attach the required CV. Academic supporting documents may be included as an optional PDF within the form’s stated size limit.
The qualification is an institutional MSc diploma awarded after successful completion of Paris Technoscience Institute’s programme requirements. PTI belongs to ESPAST; admissions reviews the application before communicating an outcome and further enrolment information.
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