The meeting was held at the SPACE Academy with Azerbaijani students participated in the internship program at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Research Centre

On January 14, 2025, a meeting was held at the SPACE Academy with Azerbaijani bachelor students who participated in the internship program in the fields of space, aerospace innovations, and technical sciences at the Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Research Centre (MBRSC) located in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). 

The purpose of such meetings, which will be held regularly with SPACE Academy program graduates, is to enhance the quality of education in the field of space science and education, taking into account the needs and requirements of the sector, support the country's scientific and technological development, and contribute to the development of the national space ecosystem. 

During the meeting, the students who have been participating in the internship program at MBRSC shared their achievements, knowledge, and experience gained during the program and discussed their recommendations for further development of the program.  

At the meeting, students made presentations and answered the following questions:

1. What knowledge and skills did my experience at MBRSC give me in my preparation for the labor market?
2. How has my participation in the internship program integrated into my professional life and academic education?
3. Where do I see myself in the development of activities of Azercosmos’ SPACE Academy? 

The Mohammed Bin Rashid Space Research Centre (MBRSC), operating since 2006, is involved in the creation, development, and operation of Earth observation satellites, as well as the preparation of scientific data. MBRSC offers the "Research Internship Program for Undergraduate Students." This program allows students to gain practical experience in space, aerospace, artificial intelligence, STEAM, and technical fields. As part of the program, students participate in research projects related to Earth, Mars, and the Moon under the guidance of international scientists through a one-week internship at MBRSC.