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Space Science and Space Engineering

Employment

Jobs with the Department

Jobs external to the Department

Future Career Opportunities

Jobs with the Department:

Positions continually arise within the Department at the professor, lecturer, researcher, post-doctoral fellow, graduate and undergraduate levels. Please consult specific faculty members about discipline-specific opportunities, or contact esse @ yorku.ca for general information.

 

Jobs external to the Department:

Notice of career opportunities are constantly being made to the Department from a broad range of industrial and institutional partners. Please consult specific faculty members about discipline-specific opportunities, or contact esse @ yorku.ca for general information.

 

Future Career Opportunities

Space Science:

Job opportunities for graduates exist within the aerospace industry, the Canadian Space Agency, the Meteorological Service of Canada and the rapidly growing "earth observation" industries, as well as in universities for Ph.D. graduates. Students in our programs receive an interdisciplinary training and develop skills highly sought after by employers in both the private and public sectors.

Space Engineering:

Our activities in space are supported by a large global industry that generates more than $120 billion in revenues annually. Canadian industry is responsible for roughly 1% of the global market and is growing rapidly. More than 5,000 people are employed in the Canadian space industry with comparable numbers also employed in the government and academic sectors. Well trained and qualified personnel are highly sought after by all sectors and there are many opportunities to work at home and abroad. More than 40 nations are now developing space programs and the commercial market for space products and services is expanding rapidly. It is anticipated that with increasing access to space, the industry will continue to grow over the next decade fuelling a further shortage of qualified personnel to fill positions within the space industry and other related high technology fields.