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CELEBRATING UCF SPACE WEEK
Landing humans on the moon was just a dream when UCF was founded in 1963. But we dared to believe — developing the talent and inventing the technologies to make it reality.
That same spirit still drives us today. And we celebrate UCF Space Week to honor our origin as we dare to build what’s next.
Transforming Bold Ideas Into Action
World-renowned faculty members advance technologies and accelerate innovation. Students collaborate across disciplines as they prepare for fields of the future. And industry leaders like NASA partner with UCF to lead critical missions that move society forward.
As America’s Space University, we’re propelling humanity to new horizons.

Leading the Way in Space Innovation
A UCF faculty member for 23 years, Daniel Britt holds the university’s highest faculty honor as Pegasus Professor of Physics. He founded UCF’s Exolith Lab, an esteemed space hardware testing and regolith research facility that works with space agencies and companies.
Earning multiple NASA Achievement Awards, Britt served on four NASA mission science teams, built hardware for every NASA Mars lander and has led long-running work on asteroids, comets, the moon and Mars.

Opening Interdisciplinary Opportunities
Hospitality management student Salma Tujjar is SpaceX’s first hotel operations intern, a fast-paced role where she supports lodging operations and helps solve challenges during flight periods.
Building on what she’s learned at our Rosen College of Hospitality Management — ranked No. 1 in the nation (ShanghaiRanking) — she’s a strong example of how UCF connects students to emerging interdisciplinary industries and prepares graduates for future-focused careers.

Fueling Research for Industry and Society
Through 60+ years of partnering with NASA, plus other industry leaders like Blue Origin and SpaceX, UCF is a nationally trusted source to solve society’s most complex challenges.
Associate Director for Translational Aerospace Medicine Research Hansjorg Schwertz is leading a NASA-funded study on how space flight affects bone marrow cells as they create platelets — providing information about the risks of inflammation, immune responses and blood clot formation to help people in space and on Earth.
Shaping the Future With Space-Related Degrees
The sky is no longer the limit for where a UCF degree can take you. Learn from global experts and gain hands-on experience through powerful industry partnerships at America’s Space University.
UCF’s in-demand graduates are well-prepared for the roles of tomorrow and tech-driven fields of the future.
Design Systems or Develop Tech
- Aerospace Engineering (BSAE)
- Electrical Engineering (BSEE)
- Electronic Parts Engineering Graduate Certificate
- Materials Science and Engineering (BS)
- Mechanical Engineering (BSME)
- Modeling and Simulation (MS)
- Nanotechnology (MS)
- Optics and Photonics (MS)
- Systems Engineering Graduate Certificate
- Systems Verification, Validation and Testing Graduate Certificate
Advance Innovation With Data
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