Gyeongsang National University Hosts Special Lecture on Aerospace Policy with Space Aviation Administration Experts

Aerospace Industry-Academia Cooperation Building Every Tuesday
Open to Local Community Members

The College of Aerospace Science at Gyeongsang National University is holding a special lecture series titled "Invitation Lecture by Space Aviation Administration Policy Experts," inviting experts from the Space Aviation Administration for a total of 12 sessions throughout the first semester, from March 10 to June 9, 2026.

Gyeongsang National University, Special Lecture by a Space and Aeronautics Agency Policy Expert Photo

In response to both the future growth potential of the aerospace sector and the increasing demand for education among local stakeholders and academia-industry-research partners, Gyeongsang National University established the Department of Aerospace Policy in 2025. As part of the curriculum, the core major course "Aerospace Policy Theory" is taught by experts from the Space Aviation Administration.

This lecture is open not only to students enrolled in Aerospace Policy Theory, faculty, graduate students, and undergraduates at Gyeongsang National University, but also to anyone interested in the special lectures, including those from local governments, public institutions, and companies. The lectures are held every Tuesday at 7 p.m. for approximately two hours in Room 508 of the Aerospace Industry-Academia Cooperation Building (Building 407) on the Gajwa Campus.

The lectures are organized into themed sessions, including ▲ aerospace policy, space science, and exploration ▲ industrial development ▲ cultivation of talent in the aerospace sector ▲ policies for technical fields such as space transportation and satellites. The instructors consist of 12 experts, including the Deputy Commissioner of the Space Aviation Administration, department heads, and program managers.

This special lecture program is supported by the Gyeongsang National University Glocal University 30 Project and the Future Space Education Center. Since 2022, the University's Core Technology Research Center for Satellite Systems has been running a five-year program to train specialized professionals in the full lifecycle of small satellites (Future Space Education Center), and is currently in the second stage, second year of the project.

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