Space Systems Operations Management (MS)

Take Your Career to the Final Frontier

Locations Offered

Webster University Online
or In Person

2.5 to 3 years
Time to Completion
$730
Cost Per Credit Hour
39

Credit Hours Required

Become a sought-after space ops expert

Develop and execute space-age solutions to operations and management situations by earning your Master of Science in Space Systems Operations Management from Webster University. Through an engaging curriculum that combines management essentials with space-specific knowledge in propulsion, power systems, environment, and mechanics, you will learn to apply proven approaches to space systems operations programs. Complete this program through Webster University Online in just 2.5 to 3 years.

Expand your professional horizons

Built for those who aim for the stars

Whether you’re already on a space-related career track or simply a stargazer searching for more, Webster’s Space Systems Operations Management master’s prepares you for exciting, advanced careers in the space industry. This program is ideal for:

  • Scientists and engineers seeking to escalate their careers in space.
  • Those with a knack for leadership who seek a unique management role.

Gain career-launching knowledge and skills

As you progress through Webster’s Space Systems Operations Management curriculum, you’ll develop essential, practical skills to take the lead in planning, executing, and evaluating space-based endeavors. Specifically, you can expect to:

  • Explain and apply important terminology, facts, concepts, principles, analytic techniques, and theories in the field of space systems operations management.
  • Analyze complex factual situations within space operations.
  • Develop solutions to multifaceted space systems operations problems.

Classes you’ll take

To earn your master’s degree in Space Systems Operations Management from Webster, you must complete 13 classes for a total of 39 credit hours. You’ll start with six classes (18 credit hours) of core courses in your chosen emphasis area, followed by seven courses (21 credit hours) of electives. You must choose five electives from a pre-approved group of courses, while the final two electives may come from this major or any other Business and Technology major.

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Choose where you learn

Webster’s master’s degree in Space Systems Operations Management is available 100% through Webster University Online. This means you have the flexibility to create a class schedule that fits within your personal and professional obligations. In other words, you never have to choose between family, work, and furthering your education.

Explore out-of-this-world job opportunities

Graduating from this program can qualify you for advanced positions with public and private space organizations. Our Career and Resource Center staff can help you in your job search as you pursue careers and salaries like those listed below.

Aerospace Engineer

$126,880

Median annual salary
(National, May 2022)

Aerospace Product and Parts Manufacturing

$92,390

Median annual salary
(National, May 2022)

Management, Scientific, and Technical Consulting Services

$95,890

Median annual salary
(National, May 2022)

Source: Bureau of Labor Statistics

Achieve your personal and professional goals

We’re here to help

Webster is committed to your success, and you'll never be alone as you pursue your master’s in Space Systems Operations Management.

  • Admissions staff members help you navigate the application, financial aid and enrollment process so you can start your classes with confidence.
  • Faculty members provide personalized support, thanks to Webster's intentionally small classes.
  • Tutors and other academic support staff can help you tackle particularly tough assignments and classes.
  • A global education broadens your perspective and gives you both the knowledge and experience to thrive, no matter where you are.

An education nationally recognized for quality

Earn your ACBSP-accredited master’s in Space Systems Operations Management from Webster, an independent, nonprofit university accredited by the Higher Learning Commission (HLC).

Learn from experts

Combine theory and practice as you interact one-on-one with faculty members who have extensive experience in space operations. They serve as mentors who are willing and eager to support your career goals. Webster’s space studies courses typically have an 8:1 student-to-faculty ratio.

Always moving forward; never standing still

Get a glimpse of what makes Webster a distinguished place to learn.

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