Morehead State -- Space Systems Engineering MS

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Hi, I was just accepted to this program and was wondering if anyone has had any experience with it. It seems quite rigorous, but my main concern is that I know little of the school. The research looks quite interesting and I know that Kentucky is injecting large amounts of funding to the local space manufacturing industry, but would I be able to work in an actual engineering capacity with this degree, or is meant more for technicians?

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If no one has experience with this program, perhaps someone has knowledge of the one at Johns Hopkins or the like?
 
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You would definitely be able to work in engineering roles, though from my research it indicates more of a systems engineer/management role rather than design or manufacture if that makes sense. Though a ms in astronautical engineering should alsp be considered.
 
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Yeah, it seems like a hybrid operations/design curriculum? but the facilities that they have seem pretty impressing. I think I'll do more research. Thanks for the reply.