Space Campus IL

The student space community of Israel. Discover opportunities that will launch you into space!

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The next generation of the space industry

Space Campus IL — founded by Rakia in partnership with the Israeli Space Agency, Israel’s student space community, aims to support and empower the next generation of space sector professionals in Israel.

The community fosters connections between young minds in academia and industry, promotes space-related disciplines in academic institutions nationwide, and builds groundbreaking local and international collaborations. Serving as an umbrella organization, the community partners with student space clubs and groups, providing them with the tools and resources they need to succeed.

Events & Opportunities

Stay up to date with everything new in the community and industry! Here you can find news, updates, and details about upcoming events.

All Community Events

IAI Space Talk with Space Gurion

IAI Space Talk with Niko Adamsky

Space Gurion's industry visit

March 24, 2025

Space Gurion's industry visit to Astroscale's offices

Space TAU's industry visit

April 8, 2025

Space TAU is excited to invite you to a fascinating and unique tour of Astra's offices

A fascinating and diverse evening of speakers for students at Tel Aviv University

May 5, 2025

Space TAU is excited to invite you to join a fascinating and diverse evening of speakers!

Spotlight Event - IAI at the Technion

April 8, 2025

IAI is coming to visit the Technion’s for a Spotlight Day event

Mentoring program

Our new mentoring program aims to connect students with industry leaders

End-of-year hackathon

End-of-year hackathon: stay tuned!

Space Generation Advisory Council

Your opportunity to join the future of the global space industry!

The Space Generation Advisory Council (SGAC) is an international organization engaging young people with an interest in the field of space and encouraging the next generation of scientists, engineers, policymakers and thought leaders in the field. In collaboration with the UN Office for Outer Space Affairs (UNOSA), the organization offers young people aged 18–35 from around the world the opportunity to have their voices heard and influence the shaping of the future of space exploration and its applications.

Now, doors are opening in Israel too, with the establishment of the Israeli chapter of SGAC. The chapter works to increase Israeli representation on the international stage, connect young people from diverse backgrounds to the global network of the organization, and open unique opportunities for professional development and connection to the industry.