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The Twelfth UNISEC-Global Meeting

Overview

Date:
December 7, 2026 15:00-23:00 (JST)
Theme:
Toward 2030-ALL: It Starts with You.
Format:
Online
Participants:
Students, educators, researchers, space professionals, UNISEC members and partners worldwide
Language:
English
Admission fees:
Students and UNISEC members, UNISEC Corporate members: Free
(Non-students and Non-UNISEC members: 20 USD)

Registration

Theme
Toward 2030-ALL — It Starts with You

UNISEC-Global's 2030-ALL goal envisions a world where university students in all countries and regions can participate in practical space projects by the end of 2030.

New technologies and partnerships are expanding the possibilities for university space activities, from Earth orbit to the Moon and beyond. Yet every activity starts somewhere — often with one person who decides to learn, teach, build, connect, or try something new.

The 12th UNISEC-Global Meeting brings people together to share their activities and ideas, learn from one another, and create new connections toward 2030-ALL.

Purpose

The purpose of the 12th UNISEC-Global Meeting is to bring together people engaged in university space activities and explore how their actions, connections, and new ideas can contribute to 2030-ALL — expanding opportunities for practical space activities, opening new possibilities from Earth orbit to the Moon and beyond, and pursuing them responsibly and sustainably.

Objectives

The 12th UNISEC-Global Meeting aims to:

  • Encourage individual initiatives and create new connections that can lead to practical space activities and collaboration.
  • Explore the future of university space engineering education, including responsible and sustainable approaches to real space activities.
  • Expand the possibilities for university space activities through emerging technologies such as AI, collaboration with industry and space agencies, and growing opportunities for missions from Earth orbit to the Moon and beyond.
  • Share ideas and opportunities that can contribute to 2030-ALL and future collaboration.

Tentative Program (Subject to change, as of October 16, 2026)

Time (JST) Program Focus Sponsor
15:00–15:20 Opening — Toward 2030-ALL: It Starts with You 2030-ALL and the role of individual action in shaping university space activities and connect with industry and government
15:20–16:20 Session 1 — I Started Something Stories from students, educators and others who took the first step to start a space-related activity, project or initiative.
16:30–17:30 Session 2 — Connecting People, Creating Opportunities Examples of how connecting people, universities, companies, governments or international partners led to new activities and opportunities.
17:40–18:40 Session 3 — University Space Engineering Education in 2030 (Panel discussion) What should university space engineering education look like in 2030? Exploring hands-on education, real space projects, new technologies and the changing role of universities
18:50–19:50 Session 4 — Real Space, Real Responsibility: From LTS Awareness to Practice What does it mean to put something into real space responsibly? Connecting university projects with LTS, debris prevention, mission design, operations and end-of-life considerations BULL Co., Ltd.(TBC)
20:00–21:00 Session 5 — New Possibilities for University Space Activities Exploring how AI, cybersecurity, space data and other emerging technologies are expanding what students can learn, create and achieve
21:10–22:10 Session 6 — Ideas and Opportunities toward 2030-ALL (Small Group Discussion) Participants will join small group discussions based on their interests, each guided by a facilitator and focused on a specific theme. Groups will explore ideas, opportunities, and possible actions toward 2030-ALL. Each group will briefly share its key ideas and proposed next steps.
22:20–23:00 Open Discussion & Closing Reflections from the meeting, open discussion, and possible directions for 2027

Call for Sponsors

PDF Brochure: Call or Sponsors

  • Sponsorship Fee: USD 1,000 per organization, per thematic session.
  • Multiple organizations may support the same session.
  • Sponsors may also contribute to shaping the sponsored session, in coordination with the UNISEC-Global Secretariat.

Note

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Contact

UNISEC-Global Secretariat
Central Yayoi 2F
2-3-2 Yayoi, Bunkyo-ku, Tokyo, 113-0032, Japan
Email: meeting(at)unisec-global.org


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