Master in Aerospace Systems - Navigation and Telecommunications (AS-NAT)

GNSS, Global Navigation Satellite System, defines a satellite-based system that allows autonomous positioning and navigation for a suitably equipped user in all locations and at all times.

The MSc AS-NAT is a 2-year program offering advanced education in Satellite-based Positioning and Space Telecommunications.It aims to train students for the steadily growing GNSS industry. It is co-organized by ENAC and ISAE (Institut Supérieur de l’Aéronautique et de l’Espace) in Toulouse, France.

Selection and admission made by admission committees organized from December to July.
Application is now open for 2025 intake

Aims

Global Navigation Satellite Systems (GNSS) have gained a lot of worldwide attention due to a significant increase in applications using GPS for positioning and navigation (aeronautics, vehicular and pedestrian navigation, location based services, etc).

This fast-growing market creates a strong need for experts in this field of satellite-based navigation systems. The objective of this MSc AS-NAT is to provide students with advanced skills and knowledge in the field of GNSS and its related applications, in order to prepare them to enter the highly dynamic GNSS and GNSS-dependent industry. In addition, the students have a training in telecommunications, as both fields are strongly complementary. After completion of the master, graduates are able to specify, design, validate, integrate, and more generally to take part to industrial projects in aeronautical telecommunication or geo-localisation companies, as well as to continue studying for a PhD.

Students coming with a personal project are welcome and will be encouraged and assisted by the teaching staff.

Entry requirements Master AS-NAT

Applicants for this Master program must have completed a Bachelor Degree in Electronics and Communications, Telecommunications, Mathematics or equivalent.