
Expand Your Worldview. Ignite Your Mission.
Build Your Future in Space and AI.

HASSE Space School:
The World's Leading Mission Based, Space-AI Leadership Program. We merge content from NASA, leading space organizations, and top universities to give you immersive, hands-on learning. Learn directly from space leaders, tackle engaging activities, and collaborate on real-world space scenarios—a rigorous, inspiring experience for curious minds.
NASA-Aligned Program:
Dive into authentic, mission-driven STEM learning tied to NASA priorities. Explore robotics, rocketry, thermal protection, and more while solving real space challenges and gaining an insider’s perspective on NASA operations.
SICSA Space Design Challenge:
Work with experts from the International Center for Space Architecture to design human habitats for the Moon and Mars. Through faculty-led studios, hands-on workshops, and industry-guided critiques, students tackle real architectural and systems challenges—developing the skills and thinking required for future space exploration.
Design lunar and Martian habitats alongside experts from the International Center for Space Architecture. Students participate in faculty-led studios and hands-on workshops, gaining real-world experience in space architecture, systems design, and interdisciplinary collaboration.
Exclusive NASA Visits:
Visit world-class NASA facilities with HASSE instructors and staff. Experience ISS Mission Control, the Neutral Buoyancy Laboratory, and astronaut training centers for an unmatched behind-the-scenes look.
Space + AI:
Explore how artificial intelligence transforms space systems—from mission planning and autonomous operations to Earth observation and data analytics—and how these innovations create new economic and scientific opportunities.
Comfortable Accommodation:
We select hotel partners comparable to Marriott for safety, comfort, and convenient transport. Meeting rooms are secure and accessible. Meals during the program are included—please note any food allergies when you register.
Accident & Health Insurance:
We provide above-industry-standard accident and illness coverage through a reputable U.S. insurer. Participants will have access to major hospitals in the Houston area.
Speaker Bonus #1:
Sessions with space scholars from Rice University and/or the University of Houston.
Speaker Bonus #2 — NASA Experts:
Talks and Q&A with NASA scientists and engineers.
Speaker Bonus #3 — Industry Leaders:
Insights from professionals at NASA, leading space companies, and academic institutions.
Bonus #1 — HASSE Polo & Gadgets:
Receive a HASSE polo shirt and program gadgets—symbols of our community and program pride.
Bonus #2 — Certificates:
Earn certificates from HASSE, SICSA, and potentially NASA upon program completion—documents valued by top universities and helpful for college applications.
World-Class Community:
Join a global alumni network through HASSE that supports lifelong connections and collaboration.
Assistant & Internship Opportunities:
Apply for group assistant and internship roles with HASSE in Houston, Texas.
Free Course Participation:
Receive notifications and free access opportunities to HASSE seminars and events (original course price: $999).
Annual Gatherings:
Unlimited opportunities to attend HASSE annual events and reunions.

We believe this program delivers transformative value. If you cannot participate within 30 days of registration, email us and we will issue a full refund—your trust matters to us.

After payment, you'll receive a confirmation email with registration instructions and travel date options. We'll guide you through the contract and waiver process. Refund requests are accepted within 30 days of registration; please note any additional timing restrictions noted in program terms.


Dates: July 7-18, 2026
Ages: 14 and older
Grade Level: Grade 9 through College
Location: Houston, Texas, USA

Once your payment clears, we will email registration steps and support you through contracts and waivers. If you request a refund within 30 days of registration, we will process it promptly.

HASSE combines authentic industry access with AI-enhanced learning to inspire and prepare the next generation of space innovators.

— Dr. Georg von Tiesenhausen —
Apollo Lunar Module Chief Engineer, NASA Hall of Fame inductee

— Dr. Deborah Barnhart —
Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT)

—Tracy Liao | 2005 —
Ph.D. in Space and Planetary Science, University of Bern, Switzerland
Lecturer at National Taipei University of Technology

— Wayne Lin | 2006 —
Forbes 30 Under 30 (2017) — Entrepreneurs

— Arthur Wang | 2012 —
Aerospace Engineering, UC Irvine, USA
Rocket Engineer, SpaceX

— Tracy Chen | 2016 —
Computer Science, Cambridge University, UK
Champion of the UK Robotics Arm Competition

— Yo Murata | 2017 —
Electrical Engineering, University of Tokyo, Japan
Engineer at the Japan Aerospace Exploration Agency (JAXA)

— Hugo Chen | 2018 —
Electrical Engineering, Taiwan University, Taiwan

— Cristian Alamos | 2018 —
Adolfo Ibanez University, Chile

— Danishi Ai | 2022 —
Space Science, ISU, France

— Leon Neubeck | 2023 —
Physics, University of Vienna, Austria
*Individual results may vary. The successes described are not typical and depend on background, education, application, and effort.
Your choice depends on your goals. Joining HASSE Space School in high school provides early clarity on academic and career direction, helps set ambitious goals, and connects students with mentors and role models in space and STEM fields. In college, many students participate through HASSE internships to deepen professional networks, explore specific career paths, and strengthen real-world experience. Both paths deliver value—the difference is when you want that clarity and leverage to begin.
We welcome students from diverse language backgrounds and ask for a basic level of English to enable key discussions. After applying, you will submit a short English self-introduction video to demonstrate your talents and abilities. Participants are placed into mission teams according to HASSE’s astronaut grouping standards.
Absolutely. Space School values curiosity and creativity as much as technical skill. The program broadens horizons, ignites passion, helps you clarify your goals, and advances your personal and career development. Space exploration succeeds because of diverse talents and perspectives—your background can be a real asset.
Unlike activity-based camps, HASSE is designed for long-term impact. It combines daily strategic themes with exclusive visits, expert-led sessions, project-based learning, and realistic simulations—intentionally connected to develop systems thinking and judgment.
Rather than focusing only on activities or skills, HASSE expands worldviews, ignites lasting passion, and accelerates career direction in space, science, and emerging technologies.s.
The curriculum is designed and delivered by former astronauts, NASA scientists, and leading professors from institutions such as University of Houston and Rice University.
Faculty include distinguished engineers like Roland Nedelković, a recipient of NASA’s Silver Snoopy Award—an honor reserved for exceptional contributors to human spaceflight.
These educators do more than teach content; they shape vision and judgment, making HASSE a true Space School, not a camp..
We believe STEM education should expand perspectives, not only train for technical roles. HASSE integrates practical skills with visionary thinking to deliver STEAM at its best. By emphasizing curiosity and real-world application, we prepare students for a future where interdisciplinary thinking drives innovation.
Student comfort and focus are a priority. We arrange clean, comfortable lodging along with dedicated conference and collaboration spaces for project work, discussions, and morning activities or competitions. This ensures students can rest well, work effectively, and fully engage in the learning experience.
HASSE experience has demonstrated value in competitive college applications. Alumni have been admitted to leading institutions, including University of Cambridge, where admissions committees recognized the depth, rigor, and initiative reflected in the program.
Faculty perspectives reinforce this value. Professor Park of University of Oxford described HASSE Space School as a “paradigm shift in education,” highlighting its distinctive combination of academic substance, real-world immersion, and leadership development.
HASSE provides concrete proof across all three—positioning students beyond résumé padding and into authentic, high-impact experience..
Participants visit NASA-restricted facilities, engage with partners such as Rice University, train in professional simulation environments, and experience active launch sites. The program also includes proprietary learning materials developed specifically for HASSE.The program fee supports these exclusive opportunities and sustains the HASSE global network—an ecosystem that continues to guide, connect, and support students as they pursue long-term academic and professional excellence in space, science, and emerging technologie
Not only for STEAM majors. HASSE covers a wide range of topics beyond STEM—including space research, engineering, global perspectives, and strategic planning—making the program valuable for careers in design, law, business, and more as the space economy grows.
Yes—HASSE is both inspiring and fun. The curriculum is designed to spark curiosity, encourage bold thinking, and cultivate a “Moonshot Mindset.” Beyond academics, students discover purpose and passion—an energizing alternative to programs focused solely on grades.
Participants visit private rocket companies, learn about propulsion technologies, and tour institutions such as Rice University and the University of Houston. Additional visits to space companies or launch facilities depend on active missions and scheduling.
Founded in 2005 in Houston, Texas, HASSE is a 501(c)(3) educational nonprofit composed of scientists, astronauts, and entrepreneurs. We maintain close collaborative ties with NASA but are not formally affiliated. Students from over 20 countries participate in our programs.
Yes. We offer airport-to-hotel transfers for $180-200. If another Space School participant arrives at a similar time, you can share the ride and split the cost.
If you're not ready to take action, make changes, and level up.
If you're not serious about investing in your future.
If you only want a passive, vacation-like experience instead of growth.
If you're not interested in discovering your passions or who you want to become.
If you won't take responsibility and act, and instead blame external factors.
If you want to explore, have fun, and broaden your horizons—especially in space and AI.
If you're ready to challenge yourself and become the best version of yourself.
If you want to discover the paths you can pursue—especially in space and AI—and who you want to become.
If you want to expand your network and connect with like-minded peers.
If you want to experience some of the most inspiring sights on Earth.
If that resonates with you, it's time to commit.

We firmly believe this program can help you bridge the gap between your current situation and your goals. That’s why we back it with a 100% money-back guarantee. If you are unable to participate in the program within 30 days of purchase, email us and we will promptly issue a full refund. Your trust is our priority.

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