Strengthen your role as a manager by mastering the three value chains of "EEE":

• Execution: Focusing on strategic issues that are important to your organization.
• Engagement: Motivating and engaging employees, harnessing their potential for the benefit of the organization.
• Enhancement: Providing impetus for further development and influencing transformation processes at both the employee and organizational level.

You will learn the core tasks of management to ensure financial performance and operational processes, including:

• Corporate accounting, foundational financial principles, financing and valuation problems
• Economic policy and macroeconomic contexts, central economic theories and concepts
• Data Science and Technology Management, including the applicability and assessment of Big Data
• Statistical methods for collecting and analyzing data
• Innovation management for effective business process planning and implementation
• Marketing analysis, strategic marketing plans, and consumer behavior

The Big Picture: Differences, Commons and Synergies
Introduction to the Field of Space Architecture, Environmental Issues, Challenges of designing for extreme environments and Design Consequences, Lessons Learned from Living and Working in Space, Bridging the Gap: Learning from Space Tech for a Sustainable Future, Space Strategies and International Relations

Making most of what we have: Resources and Cycles
Sustainability in Space Architecture, The field of space resources, space resource utilization, Life Support and Habitability, Bioscience and -technology, Bioregenerative Life Support Systems, Space Manufacturing and Construction, Design Integration

Innovating the Future: Strategies and Approaches
Pioneers, Leaders and Milestones, Emerging and Cutting-Edge Materials and Technologies, Implementation Challenges, Innovative Strategies and Concepts: Insights from Industry Leaders

New Space: Synthesis and Best Practices 
New Space and Space Architecture, Innovations and Best Practices, Collaborative Approaches Entrepreneurship, Case studies and current projects

This immersive experience equips you with comprehensive knowledge and hands-on expertise in various aspects of space habitat design, including:

• Human factors

• Sustainability

• Emerging technologies

Learn from esteemed experts

You'll have the opportunity to learn from a diverse group of esteemed experts at:

• TU Wien

• The Sasakawa International Center for Space Architecture (SICSA) at the University of Houston's Cullen College of Engineering

• Accomplished industry professionals, researchers, and policymakers

Cutting-edge facilities and site visits

Held at SICSA's cutting-edge facilities in Houston, Texas, this course provides direct access to leading experts and lecturers in the field. You'll also participate in site visits to nearby institutions such as:

• The Lunar Planetary Institute

• Space Center Houston

Don't miss this unparalleled opportunity to learn from the best and gain valuable insights that will propel your career forward.

Topics covered in this course include:

• Introduction to Space Architecture

• Extreme Challenges and Design Considerations

• Space Habitat Design: Strategies, Methods, and Technologies

• Space Habitability – Focusing on Human-Environment Interaction

• Excursion: Visits to Lunar Planetary Institute and Space Center Houston

In your Master's thesis, you will work independently on a problem in a topic area of your own choice, in terms of content and using scientific methods. In most cases, this is a question with practical relevance to your own working environment.