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A Quarter Century of 3Is Space Education:

25 Years of the International Space University


Dave Haslam

With thanks to Chris Welch

27 October 2012

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Contents
1. Founding of ISU 2. ISU Organization 3. ISU Development and Achievements

4. ISU Programs and Activities


5. ISU What it Means

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1. Founding of ISU
In 1985, Peter Diamandis, Todd Hawley and Robert D Richards created the Space Generation Foundation. Among the ideas that came from the SGF was that of an international space university (another was the SGAC) The ISU concept was supported by such people as UR Rao, Harrison Schmitt, Gerard ONeill and Arthur C Clarke. The ISU concept was presented at the 1986 AAS meeting where it found considerable support.
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As a result, in 1987, a three-day Founding Conference was convened at MIT from 10-12 April.
ISU was established as a 501(c)3 nonprofit educational organization in Massachusetts, USA. In 1988, with the support of the major space agencies. the first ISU Summer Session Program (SSP, now Space Studies Program) took place at MIT.
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1.1 ISU Credo


The International Space University is an institution founded on the vision of a peaceful, prosperous and boundless future through the study, exploration and development of Space for the benefit of all humanity. ISU is an institution dedicated to international cooperation, collaboration and open, scholarly pursuits related to outer space exploration and development. It is a place where students and faculty from all backgrounds are welcomed; where diversity of culture, philosophy, lifestyle, training and opinion are honored and nurtured. ISU is an institution which recognizes the importance of interdisciplinary studies for the successful exploration and development of space. ISU strives to promote an understanding and appreciation of the Cosmos through the constant evolution of new programs and curricula in relevant areas of study. To this end, ISU will be augmented by an expanding base of campus facilities, networks and affiliations both on and off the Earth. ISU is an institution dedicated to the development of the human species, the preservation of its home planet, the increase of knowledge, the rational utilization of the vast resources of the Cosmos, and the sanctity of Life in all terrestrial and extraterrestrial manifestations. ISU is a place where students and scholars seek to understand the mysteries of the Cosmos and apply their knowledge to the betterment of the human condition. It is the objective of ISU to be an integral part of Humanitys movement into the Cosmos, and to carry forth all the principles and philosophies embodied in this Credo.
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1.2 ISU Educational Philosophy


ISU programs are designed around three themes that are key to success in meeting the present and future challenges of international space cooperation:
Interdisciplinary - a broad knowledge base and understanding of the complex interactions of the various space and space-related disciplines, which enable the professional to manage competently all aspects of a project, be they scientific, engineering, regulatory, policy-related or economic. International - a comprehensive understanding of the international space sector and teamwork in international ventures, essential for approaching the utilization of space from a global perspective.
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Intercultural - improved intercultural sensitivity towards the different objectives of, and approaches to, problem solving pursued by colleagues, counterparts and competitors throughout the world. ISU students, faculty and visiting lecturers are drawn from a broad range of backgrounds, providing a rich environment in which to implement this 3Is educational philosophy

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ISU programs are based around eight main subject areas:


3Is Space (3IS) Space Engineering (ENG) Space Sciences (SCI) Human Performance in Space (HPS) Space Applications (APP) Space Management and Business (MGB) Space Policy Economics and Law (PEL) Space Humanities (HUM)

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2. ISU Organisation
ISU has:
Chancellor Board of Advisors Board of Trustees President supported by Executive, including the Dean Academic Council
Responsible for ensuring the academic quality of ISU's teaching and research activities.

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ISUs programs are delivered by ISUs global faculty and College of Teachers. These are:
Nine Resident Faculty based at the central campus in Strasbourg. Approximately 70 other ISU faculty around the world, plus adjunct and associate faculty. A wide range of guest lecturers.
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3. ISU Development and Achievements


Date Milestone
1987 ISU Founding Conference and Incorporation in USA 1988 Summer Session Program (SSP) launched at MIT 1994 ISU Central Campus Central Campus established in Strasbourg 1995 MSc in Space Studies (MSS) launched. 1996 ISU Symposium launched. 1998 Permanent Observer status granted with UN COPUOS 2002 ISU Central Campus building opened in Strasbourg

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Date

Milestone Official accreditation awarded by the French Ministry of Education

2003 Executive Space Course (ESC) launched.


2004

2004 MSc in Space Management (MSM) launched.

2009 Space Executive MBA (EMBA) launched.


2010 2011 2012 ISU awarded Sir Arthur Clarke Award for International Achievement Southern Hemisphere Summer Space Program (SHSSP) launched. ISU 25th Anniversary ISU awarded Biennial Herbert Curien Award

In line with the vision of the Eurisy founder, the Award is given every two years to a person or an organisation which has demonstrated its dedication in the field of promoting space and its benefits to society. ISU has not only created a strong basis of space professionals via its programs, but also has ensured that these space professionals were aware of the ethical and cultural aspects inherent to space applications.
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The ISU Community

The 3000+ ISU alumni come from over 100 countries

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4. ISU Programs and Activities


Over the last 25 years, ISU has continually developed its programs and activities. They are dedicated to the development of future and current space professionals from all nations seeking advancement in space-related fields.
ISU offers two kinds of programs:
Annual programs Short on-demand programs
Professional Development Programs

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4.1. ISU Annual Programs


Three graduate programs: MSc in Space Studies (MSS) MSc in Space Management (MSM) Space Executive MBA (EMBA)
Space Studies Program (SSP) Southern Hemisphere Summer Space Studies Program (SHS-SP) Executive Space Course (ESC) Annual Symposium

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4.1.1 MSc in Space Studies/Management


The MSS and MSS are for individuals seeking professional development or further academic study in the space field. 12-month programs include a 3-month professional internship

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MSc Structure and Delivery

The MSS and MSM are built from 6 modules:


3 classroom-based (M1-ITS, M2-ISS, M3-SS) 2 project-based (M4-TPR, M5-IPR) 1 internship-based (M6-INT)
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2013 2012 2011 2010 2009

- MARS-X: Human exploration of Mars from orbit - Arctic: Resources for Arctic navigation

- IDEAS for Africa: Identifying and Developing Effective Applications of Space for Africa - EC2LIPSE: Exploring Climate Change Lagrangian Point 1 Solutions for Earth
- KOUROU Vision 2030: Human Spaceflights from the Kourou Spaceport - SHINE: Space for a Health Information Network on Earth -MAP: Mars Analog Path -CATCH: A space-based solution for illegal, unreported, unregulated fishing - Climate LINKS: A terrestrial data collection network complementing satellite observations - Space and Responsive Systems - ALERTS: Analysis of Lunar Exploratory Robotic Tasks for Safety - Great Expectations: Assessing the potential for suborbital transportation - Full Moon: Storage & delivery of oxygen and hydrogen - START: Space Tools supporting Archaeological Research and Tasks
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2008
2007

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2006 2005 2004

2003
2002 2001 2000

- SWORD: Space Weather Observation, Research and Distribution - FERTILE Moon: Feasibility of Extraction of Resources and Toolkit for in-situ Lunar Exploration - Visysphere Mars: Terraforming meets engineered life adaptation - SAOTEC: Space Aid for Ocean Thermal Energy Conversion - Human Missions to Europa and Titan - Why not? - SPIN: Space-based Progressive Interoperable Networks - PATH - M: Program Advancing Towards Humans on Mars - Navigation Systems for Future Space Vehicles: Requirements and recommendations - Virtual EVA: A ground option for space tourism - Charting Response Options for Threatening Near Earth Objects - ISIS: ISU Small Satellite Interdisciplinary Survey - PISCES: Proposal for International Spacecraft Cooperation for Education and Science - ALTV: Autonomous Lunar Transport Vehicle

1999 - Open for Business: A new approach to commercialization of the ISS 1998 - THIRD EYE: An aircraft collision prevention teleservice 1997 - MISSION: Multi-mission Innovative Space System for an Information Optimized Network 1996 - SAND: Space Assisted Network against Desertification

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4.1.2 EMBA
Created on request of the space industry and, in particular, space operators. Provides middle-management and highpotential professionals with deeper knowledge in financial and economic principles guiding space sector. Classical MBA has been combined with space-related business curriculum. 18-month program delivered in 2-week modules around the globe.
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4.1.3 SSP
9-week program for graduate students and professionals of all disciplines. Each year in a different location Curriculum:
Core Lectures on fundamental concepts across all subjects Theme days presenting keys/issues of space with 3I approach, Hands-on workshops providing practical applications Department activities on ISU subjects: indepth lectures/workshops, professional visits, and individual research projects 3I Team Project
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ISU SSP Host Sites 1988 - 2013


Europe 1989 Strasbourg (France) 1991 Toulouse(France) 1994 Barcelona (Spain) 1995 Stockholm (Sweden) 1996 Vienna (Austria) 2001 Bremen(Germany) 2003 Strasbourg (France) 2006 Strasbourg (France) 2008 Barcelona (Spain) 2010 Strasbourg (France) 2011 Graz (Austria)

Asia Asia 1992 Kitakyushu(Japan) 1992 Kitakyushu(Japan) 1999 Nakhon Ratchasima (Thailand) 1999 Nakhon Ratchasima (Thailand) 2007 Beijing (China) 2007 Beijing (China)

North America 1988 Boston (USA) 1990 Toronto (Canada) 1993 Huntstville (USA) 1997 Houston (USA) 1998 Cleveland (USA) 2002 Pomona (USA) 2005 Vancouver (Canada) 2009 San Francisco (Canada) 2012 Florida (USA) 2013 Montreal (Canada)

South America South Valparaiso 2000 America (Chile) 2000 Valparaiso (Chile) 2013 Sao Jose dos Campos (Brazil) 2013 Sao Jose dos Campos (Brazil)

Australia 2004 Adelaide (Australia) Australia 2004 Adelaide (Australia)

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2012

2011

2010

2009

- BLISS: Beyond LEO into the Solar System - DEBRIS: Space Debris - OASIS: Operation and Service Infrastructure for Space - STEM: Space, One Giant leap for Education - CHARM: Cooperation of Humans and Robots for Mars - GO SSP: Guidebook On Small Satellite Programs - H2OPE: Tigris-Euphrates and the Global Water Crisis - ecoSpace: Initiatives for Environmentally Sustainable Launch Activities - ASTRA: Asteroid Mining - RE-FOCUS: Carbon Cycle - ACCESS Mars: Assessing Cave Capabilities Establishing Specific Solutions - SAFEN EARTH: Space Aid for Energy Needs on Earth - DREAM: Disaster Risk Evaluation And Management - FuturIST: Future Infrastructure for Space Transportation -VAPOR: An Integrated Framework for Early Warning and Hazard Tracking of Volcanic Activity on Earth - Noumenia: Building on the Google Lunar X-Prize - Space Traffic Management: Manage Spacecraft and Debris in Space - DOCTOR: Developing On-Orbit Servicing Concepts Technology Options and Roadmap - Phoenix: Lunar Biological and Historical Archive -TREMOR: Technology Resources for Earthquake Monitoring and Response -Luna Gaia: A Closed Loop Habitat for the Moon -MiNI: From Tiny to Infinity -SOL: Earth Observation Systems for Small Countries and Regions
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2008

2007

2006

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2006

2005

2004

2003
2002 2001 2000 1999

Luna Gaia: A Closed Loop Habitat for the Moon MiNI: From Tiny to Infinity SOL: Earth Observation Systems for Small Countries and Regions FLAMA: Fire Logistics And Management Approach CASSANDRA: A Strategy to Protect our Planet from Near-Earth Objects REVOLUTION: Robotic Exploration of Venus to Study Planetary Evolution - CONNECTS: The Role of Satellite Communications in the Development of Rural and Remote Regions - STREAM: Space Technologies for the Research of Effective wAter Management - LunAres: International Lunar Exploration in Preparation for Mars - ECOSPHERE: Earth Climate Observation System Promoting Human Ecological Research & Education - TRACKS TO SPACE: Technology Research Advancing Cooperative Knowledge Sharing to Space - METZTLI: An International Space Station Approach to Lunar Exploration] - Alone?: A Source Book for Astrobiology - HI-STAR: Health Improvement using Space Technology and Resources - C.A.S.H. 2021: Commercial Access and Space Habitation - CASSIOPEE: Concepts for Advanced Small Satellites to Improve Observation and Preservation of Europe - ENSO: A Global Challenge and Keys to a Solution - Space Tourism: From Dream to Reality - Out of the Cradle: An International Strategy for Human Exploration away from Earth - SEADS: South East Asia Disaster Management System
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1998 1997 1996

- MAGIC: Moving Aside Gravity's Influence and Constraints - Hazards to Spaceflight - International Strategies for the Exploration of Mars - Technology Transfer: Bridging Space and Society - Ra: The Sun For Science And Humanity - DOCC: Distant Operational Care Centre - Earth's Polar Regions: Observation, Protection, and Applications - Vision 2020: An International View of the Future - GATES: Global Access Tele-Health and Education System - SSE: Solar System Exploration - GEOWARN: Global Emergency Observation and Warning - ILFOSS: International Lunar Farside Observatory & Science Station - ISUNET - SSPP: Space Solar Power Program - International Mars Mission - IAM: International Asteroid Mission - International Program for Earth Observations - Artemis: A Program to Identify and Map Lunar Resources - Newton: A Variable Gravity Research Facility - International Lunar Initiative Organization
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1995
1994 1993 1992 1991 1990 1989 1988

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4.1.4 SHSSP
5-week program for senior undergraduates, graduates and professionals. Focuses on space applications, space policy and space services while providing rounded coverage of other ISU subjects. Curriculum:
Core Lectures on fundamental concepts across all subjects Hands-on workshops providing practical applications 3I White Paper Team activity
2011: Developing A Sustainable Space Future for the Global South. 2012: REACH2020; Tele-Reach for the Global South 2013: Paths to Progress: Space and the Southern Hemisphere"
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4.1.5 Executive Space Course


One-week program for professionals of diverse backgrounds, including marketing, finance, law, and contracts management. Delivers knowledge of space-related subjects that enables participants to communicate more effectively with their technical colleagues. Also provides participants with exposure to ISUs 3I learning environment.

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4.1.6 ISU Symposium


Dedicated to a topic of broad interest to both space industry and space agencies. Timed to be part of the MSS/MSM program. Students interact with the 150-200 symposium delegate.
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2013 2012 2011 2010 2009 2008 2007

Space Technology and Tele-Reach Sustainability of Space Activities: International Issues and Potential Solutions The International Space Station: Maximizing the Return from Extended Operations The Public Face of Space Space for a Safe and Secure World Space Solutions to Earths Global Challenges Why the Moon?

2005
2004 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999

Space Exploration: Who, What, When, Where, Why?


Civil, Commercial and Security Space: What Will Drive the Next Decade? Satellite Navigation Systems: Policy, Commercial and Technical Interaction Beyond the International Space Station: The Future of Human Spaceflight

Smaller Satellites: Bigger Business? Concepts, Applications and Markets for Micro/Nanosatellites in a New Information World
The Space Transportation Market: Evolution or Revolution? International Space Station: The Next Space Marketplace

1998
1997 1996

Space and the Global Village: Tele-services for the 21st Century
New Space Markets Space of Service to Humanity: Preserving Earth and Improving Life
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5. ISU - What it Means

ISU means people learning, acting, building our future in space.


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ArduSat
Four MSc12 students founded Nanosatisfi to provide:
affordable, open access to space engaging, hands-on education in STEM using nanosatellites.

ArduSat is their pilot satellite for their Your Experiment in Space (YES) initiative. Anyone will be able to:
design, write, and run their own space-based experiments, steer the onboard cameras to take pictures on-demand, and broadcast personalized messages back to Earth.

Crowdsourced in excess of $100,000.


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LiftPort
An SSP alumnus as set up LiftPort to pursue R&D for space tether systems. The first vstage is to develop a system capable of climbing a 2-km ribbon. Also crowdsourced in excess of $100,000.

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Any questions?

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