The Technical University of Freiberg [TU Bergakademie] - Freiberg University introduces a new subject on space technology.
The groundbreaking research conducted at our institution is set to play a significant role in future space endeavors, stated Rector Klaus-Dieter Barbknecht. As a multifaceted educational institution, Bergakademie provides the ideal setting for this new area of study.
Lasting for seven semesters, this innovative course has a strong connection to the ongoing Artemis program of NASA, focused on bringing humans back to the moon and establishing a long-term presence there. The curriculum covers a wide range of topics -- from astro- and geoengineering to chemistry, robotics, automation, and AI, as well as legal, economic, and ethical aspects. The long-term goal is for the TU Bergakademie Freiberg's logo to be displayed on lunar machinery and facilities, and for astronauts to have traveled through Freiberg during their journey.
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The Technical Universities in Saxony, Germany, are contributing significantly to space technology research, with TU Freiberg leading the way. This University, also known as Bergakademie, is set to produce skilled professionals in this field. The new course on space technology at Bergakademie is aligned with the Artemis program of NASA, aiming to establish a long-term presence on the moon.
Freiberg University's TU is hopeful that their logo will be displayed on lunar machinery and facilities, and future astronauts will have a connection to Freiberg during their journey. This robust seven-semester course in space technology is expected to cover various aspects, including astro- and geoengineering, chemistry, robotics, automation, AI, and legal, economic, and ethical aspects.
