Space Studies Program

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What is a Space Studies minor?

The Space Studies minor at Bemidji State University is a broad-based course of study that introduces students to interdisciplinary aspects of human activity in space, while offering students a greater understanding of space policy, use, exploration, and the many ways our world is affected by space activity.

The Space Studies minor requires a basic core of science, but the varied elective studies also include topics such as:

politics and environmental policies that influence and are influenced by space programs
history of space exploration
international and national space law
science topics as they pertain to space exploration: natural, psychological and social

Why pursue a minor in Space Studies?

to enhance your teaching degree at any level
to correlate your major field of study with career opportunities in aerospace fields and government positions
to gain an understanding and knowledge of the development, operation and importance of space ventures.

Who is eligible to enter the Space Studies program?

Course requirements and program prerequisites are detailed in the BSU catalog.

For more information contact:

Space Studies Program Director
Professor Dahl
Sattgast 108, BSU
jdahl@bemidjistate.edu

Space Grant Administrator Asst. Director
Deb Davis, Sattgast 106, BSU
spacegrant@bemidjistate.edu

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