Elearning Space Law

United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs

The United Nations Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOOSA) is the leading global governance body of outer space activity. They are committed to ensuring equal access to the benefits of space by widening participation through public awareness and capacity building programmes including many aimed at youth, women and developing nations. You can find details of all of their programmes, publications and competitions on their main website. Below are links to three of their free online courses. Welcome to space!!

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Space Law & Policy

These modules cover the fundamental principles of international space law, and essential aspects of national space law, and provide guidance on space object registration and frequency management, serving as a gateway for anyone involved or interested in this dynamic field.

Available in: English, French, Spanish

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Introduction to the Space Economy

Taking this course will empower you to: broaden your horizons about one of the key sectors for our future; find commercial opportunities in and from space; understand space sustainability powers sustainability on Earth; and become a space advocate.

Available in: English

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Long-term Sustainability of Outer Space Activities

This course addresses the essential role of space activities in today’s interconnected world, the growing space sector and associated challenges. You will understand the main ideas contained in the preamble and 21 Guidelines for the Long-term Sustainability of Outer Space Activities, and links with further reputable sources for reference and deeper study.

Available in: English, French, Spanish

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The Centre of Astrosociology is committed to a fairer future for people, planet and outer space. We provide training and support in space law and governance, to widen participation and ensure equal access to space for all. Every five years we host the Space Knowledge Summit, a free online global gathering of space social scientists and astro-enthusiasts. We are a small and growing global community based out of Inverness in the Scottish Highlands. Astrosociology is an emerging social science that examines the relationship between space exploration and society; including environmental, economic and social legacy.

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