There’s a moment in every space career when curiosity isn’t enough anymore.

You understand engineering.
 Or management.

Or business strategy.

But space is different.

It has its own language.

Its own constraints.

Its own unforgiving physics — and legal frameworks.

And bridging into that world requires more than enthusiasm.

That’s why we’re proud to announce a dedicated collaboration between SpaceInfo Club and the University of Leicester’s £100m space research, innovation and teaching hub Space Park Leicester — focused on one transformative programme:

The Executive Guide to Space

March 24–26 | In Person | Leicester

The Hidden Gap in the Space Sector

When we look at landmark missions like the James Webb Space Telescope, JUICE, or BepiColombo, we often admire the science.

But what made them possible?

Systems engineers managing complexity


Organizations navigating regulatory frameworks


Managers coordinating international stakeholders


Technical specialists transitioning into mission-critical roles


Supporting teams aligning product, policy, and delivery


Space is not just rockets

It’s systems thinking at scale.

This three-day immersive programme — delivered by experts who have contributed to over 100 missions alongside NASA, the European Space Agency, and the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency — is designed to close that gap.

Who This Is Really For

This is not a generic “intro to space” course. It is strategically built for four specific groups:

1- Technical Professionals Transitioning into Space

Engineers, physicists, analysts, or technical leads who want a structured, flexible conversion into the space sector.

You already have technical depth.


This gives you sector fluency.

2- Organisations Entering the Space Market

For management teams or technical leads planning to produce or deploy products in space. You’ll gain insight into:

• Mission lifecycle realities

• Risk and systems integration

• Legal and regulatory frameworks

• National and international space dynamics

Because space isn’t just engineering — it’s compliance, coordination, and credibility.

3- Individuals Requiring Rapid Upskilling

The UK space sector has persistent shortages in roles such as:

• Systems Engineering

• Spacecraft Operations


If you’re aiming to move into these high-demand areas, this programme accelerates your contextual understanding — fast.

4- Professionals in Supporting Roles

Marketing specialists.


Procurement leads.


Policy advisers.


Finance or legal teams.

If you support a space-related organisation but aren’t directly building hardware, this course builds the mission-level understanding that sharpens decision-making and credibility.

Why This Collaboration Matters

At SpaceInfo Club, our mission has always been to connect ambition with opportunity. This collaboration isn’t just about promoting a course.


It’s about creating a pathway.

A pathway for:

• Technical students preparing for industry

• Professionals pivoting into space

• Organisations expanding into orbital markets

• Members who want to understand the sector from the inside out


This programme is delivered inside Space Park Leicester’s state-of-the-art facilities — an ecosystem where research, enterprise, and innovation converge.

It’s not just content.


It’s context.

Imagine the Shift

You walk in with transferable skills. You leave with:

• A structured understanding of mission architecture

• Clarity on regulatory and political drivers

• Insight into how space products actually reach orbit

• A sharper strategic lens on the entire ecosystem


That’s the difference between working near space — and working within it.

Key Details

Programme: Executive Guide to Space


Dates: March 24–26


Location: Space Park Leicester (in person)


Entry Requirements: Aligned to professionals and organisations transitioning, upskilling, or supporting the space sector


You missed the Early Bird Deadline, but you can still reserve a place!

The space sector is expanding — but expansion rewards those who understand the system.