Swiss Space Ecosystem

EPFL Space Center(opens in new tab)

The Center of excellence in education, research and innovation at EPFL. Organizes the minor in space technologies. Promotes space related projects at EPFL.

Space Innovation(opens in new tab)

Enhances and connects a network of entities active in the space value chain in view of fostering Swiss space innovation, research and technology, education and outreach. part of EPFL Space Center.

Swiss Space Office(opens in new tab)

Switzerland does not have its own national space agency. The Swiss Space Office is the SERI division responsible for space matters.

Space eXchange Switzerland(opens in new tab)

A new national platform for the promotion of space in Switzerland from the Swiss Space Office (SSO).

euresearch(opens in new tab)

Your Swiss guide to European research and innovation. Provides information and guidance on cooperation and funding opportunities offered by the EU Framework Programme “Horizon Europe” and other initiatives.

International Space Science Institute(opens in new tab)

Contributes to the achievement of a deeper understanding of the results from different space missions, ground based observations and laboratory experiments.

Swiss Space Industries Group(opens in new tab)

The members of the Swiss Space Industries Group (SSIG) are well-known as competitive and reliable partners in the international space sector.

Swiss Aerospace Cluster(opens in new tab)

The industry network supporting the Swiss aerospace and satellite services industry in the transfer of knowledge and Technology.

ESA Business Incubation Centre Switzerland(opens in new tab)

Offers an extensive support to entrepreneurs in order to develop their business in space or on earth.

SGAC Switzerland(opens in new tab)

A global non-governmental, non-profit organisation and network which aims to represent university students and young space professionals to the United Nations, space agencies, industry, and academia.

Space Campus(opens in new tab)

The Space Campus enables cooperation between the Swiss space industries and universities through academic and industrial student projects with direct use for the space domain.

Space Cities Network(opens in new tab)

This initiative aims to increase collaboration across the space sector encompassing universities, research centers, Government agencies, industry and corporate. The Space Cities Network is represented by 4 cities, Lausanne, Christchurch, Houston and Seoul.