New Space Economy Course Seat

Description

New Space Economy Course Overview:

Space is transforming from a government-led domain into a dynamic arena of strategic competition, commercial growth, and technological innovation. With the global space sector valued at around USD 650 billion in 2026 and projected to exceed USD 1.5 trillion by 2035, space is becoming an increasingly important driver of economic value, geopolitical influence, resilience, and industrial development.

As a result, new opportunities are emerging across the full value chain, from manufacturing and telecommunications to Earth observation, cybersecurity, in-orbit services, downstream and dual-use applications.

This high-level course offers a practical and strategic introduction to the New Space Economy by ART Academy & Dr. Peter Kristof. It equips participants with a clear understanding of the market landscape, the evolution of the sector, the role of policy and strategy, and the business opportunities created by the commercialization of space.

The course is designed for those seeking to navigate, shape, or invest in one of the world’s most important emerging economic domains.

Course Objective:

• Build a strategic understanding of the New Space Economy and its key growth drivers.
• Analyze the roles of states, institutions, and corporations in shaping the global space landscape.
• Identify business opportunities, market applications, and competitive positioning across the space value chain.
• Strengthen decision-making on space-related strategy, investment, and innovation.

Course Content:

Lecture 1: From the Space Race to the New Space Economy
Lecture 2: Global Space Market Dynamics and Growth Drivers
Lecture 3: Space Nations, Space Powers, and Policy Leadership
Lecture 4: Corporate and National Strategies in Space
Lecture 5: Business Models Across the Space Value Chain
Lecture 6: Space Applications and Business Case Development
Lecture 7: Investment, Innovation, and Entrepreneurial Growth in Space
Lecture 8: Your way to the New Space Economy: Strategic Outlook and Opportunities

Course Details: (6:00 pm uk)
Lecture No.1 10th of June, 2026
Lecture No.2 17th of June, 2026
Lecture No.3 24th of June, 2026
Lecture No.4 1st of July, 2026
Lecture No.5 8th of July, 2026
Lecture No.6 15th of July, 2026
Lecture No.7 22nd of July, 2026
Lecture No.8 29th of July, 2026

• Recorded Sessions & Course materials:

We will have recorded sessions for those who can’t attend the live lectures at the time and hold a live Q&A at the end to answer any questions you might have.

A course handbook will be shared at the end of the course containing all the taught topics with resources.