AI Majors

AI Aerospace

Wireless Communication, Spatial AI Analysis (Drone/Satellite)

Why AI Aerospace?

As privately-led space development opens up worldwide, AI has become necessary simply to handle thousands of satellites and the volume of data they produce.

Jeju is well placed for private space infrastructure, and facilities such as the Hanwha Systems Space Center and the National Satellite Operations Center are concentrating here. This major trains people who hold both aerospace domain knowledge and current AI software skill.

Key Features

Tied to the regional industryA curriculum aligned to Jeju's space industry strategy, including the Hanwha centre and small launch vehicles
Practice firstIndustry projects, capstone design, and internships
The facilitiesAn AI computing cluster, an XR and metaverse lab, and a small satellite ground station

Where Graduates Go

Satellite data analystAnalysing satellite imagery and geospatial data for the environment, disaster response, and urban planning
Space systems developerSoftware and hardware bringing AI to spacecraft, ground stations, and communications
Drone, UAM, and geospatial plannerOperating drones and UAM, and designing new services on spatial data
Immersive space contentXR and digital-twin work for space education, training, and tourism

AI Aerospace

Why AI Aerospace?

Key Features

Where Graduates Go

Who You Become

At a glance

Curriculum

Career paths

Industry partnerships

Course
Satellite Data Analysis & Processing
Drone Autonomous Control Systems
Geographic Information Systems (GIS)
Wireless Communication & Networks
Space Data AI Analysis
Future Mobility Systems
Aerospace AI Applications