2. Kyiv Field Office of the Aerospace Educational Center
has been established in response to the interest from numerous space institutions.
The Center performs its activities through
demand from space entities including
NGOs which are aggressively entering the
market of space services.

3. Why is Space important? Space is a growing part of the global economy.
It is an important sector in Ukraine – directly employing people.
Our daily life relies on space technology.

4. Why our Educational Center?
Access to world leading experts from Academy and Companies in Kyiv and across Ukraine
ERS Optic Systems
(Arsenal SC)
Space Research
(Lviv Center)
Space Research
(Kyiv Space Research Institute)
Navigation and Control Systems
(RMRI)
Control Systems
(Khartron-Arkos)
National Aerospace Education Center
Space Design Office
(SDO Yuzhnoye)
Space Products Manufacturing
(Yuzhmash Plant)
ERS Operator
(DNIPROCOSMOS)
Space Flight Control Center
(Yevpatoriya)
Space Electronic Units
(Khartron-Yukon)

5. National Aerospace Education Center Headquarters in DNIPROPETROVSK
Education and training of engineering and technical personnel for the space sector
National Aerospace Education Center
Headquarters in DNIPROPETROVSK
Location: Dnipropetrovsk, Field Office in Kyiv (Ukraine)

6. Lecturers’ catalogue Yuriy ALEKSEYEV Yaroslav YATSKIV
Missile Technology
Yaroslav YATSKIV
Astronomy
Borys ATAMANENKO
Conversion
Viktor V. KHUTORNYI
Director of the Aerospace Education Center

7. Lecturers’ catalogue Oleksandr Kushnarev Leonid Shyman Mykola Lykholit
Missile Systems
Leonid Shyman
Solid Rocket Propellants
Mykola Lykholit
Optoelectronic Systems
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Oleksandr Vereschak
Navigation Satellite Control Systems
Mykola Vakhno
Missile Control Systems
Oleg Pylypenko
Space Systems Longitudinal Stability

8. Lecturers’ catalogue Anton NAUMOVETS Valeriy KUHAR Oleg FEDOROV
Nano-Technology
Valeriy KUHAR
Organic Chemistry
Oleg FEDOROV
Microgravity
Viktor BARYAHTAR
Magnetism
Viktor SCHEGOL
Propulsion systems
Mykola SCHERBYNA
Space Policies

9. Educational courses on:
- SPACE LAUNCH VEHICLES
- SPACECRAFTS
- SPACE POLICIES
will be elaborated on your requests, in view of program structure flexibility and loyal pricing policies.

10. SPACE LAUNCH VEHICLES Current projects
Cyclone-4
Sea Launch
Dnepr
SPACE LAUNCH VEHICLES
Current projects
Antares
Vega
Land Launch

11. SPACECRAFTS Projects: Earth Remote Sensing Satellites and Space Research Systems. Joint ERS Data Processing
Sich-2
Microsat
Sich-2M
Lybid’
Ionosat
Sich-3-R
Selena
Sich-3-O
Completed projects: Sich-1, Sich-1M, Sich-2, Ocean-O, MS-1TK, EgyptSat-1
Future projects: Lybid’ – 2013; Microsat – 2014; Sich-2-1 – 2015; Sich-2M – 2018; Sich-3-R – 2022; Sich-3-O – 2024; Selena – 2028.

12. SPACECRAFTS
Projects: SC flight control, ERS data reception, supplement to Glonass, GPS

13. POLICIES SPACE CONCEPTS/STRATEGIES
The Government of Ukraine has adopted the National Space Concept to Go to: We are open to provide our assistance in providing the crucial strategic documents e.g.: - national space programs; - space strategies; - roadmaps for the space agencies etc. - establishment of relationship with international organizations. Every 5 years Ukrainian Space Agency elaborates the National Space Program to be the milestone for space industry development of Ukraine.

14. VISION
Our vision is to transform expertise/knowledge of CIS former military experts to peaceful activities.
MISSION
To implement the missile nonproliferation policies of Ukraine in a manner of:
Providing short courses (up to 72 hours) for delivering a brand understanding of the principles of missile flight.
Associating short courses with the MTCR (Missile technology Control Regime)
Supporting the existing programs via short courses for more efficient self-sustaining/civil equipment.

15. Thank you!