Master in Science and technology

Engineering and Management of Space Systems is a master's degree programme delivered in English in Gdańsk, Poland, conducted jointly by Gdańsk University of Technology and Hochschule Bremen in Germany. Structured as a second-degree course of general academic profile, it prepares specialists sought after in the European job market in space technologies. The curriculum responds to the increasing digitisation, distribution, and networking of technical systems, which calls for a systems view and interdisciplinary methods across engineering fields. Students examine the entire life cycle of technical systems, from analysis of requirements through design, integration, and verification, to operation and maintenance. Management and social skills are built into the programme alongside the technical content, giving graduates a foundation for handling the growing complexity of technical systems in practice. The programme is oriented toward the international systems engineering certification standards of the International Council on Systems Engineering (INCOSE) and its German chapter, the Gesellschaft für Systems Engineering (GfSE). Coursework combines theoretical principles and concepts of systems engineering with practical projects concentrating on space systems. Because it is delivered jointly by a Polish and a German institution, the programme places students in an international academic environment, drawing on faculty and coursework traditions from both universities. This structure suits engineers and technically trained graduates seeking to specialise in space and satellite systems, systems-engineering methodology, and project management for complex technical programmes. Graduates are positioned for careers in the aerospace and space-technology sector, including systems design, integration testing, and technical project coordination across Europe's growing space industry.