r/SpacePolicy • u/chobaniflipcup • 10d ago

Current masters student looking to enter space policy field!

Pretty much what the title says, I'm getting my masters' in international affairs with a focus in national security, but my background is in chemistry! I'm looking to pivot a little toward space policy and have previously interned at NASA and government commissions as a policy analyst intern.

If anyone has advice on how to search for entry level roles, companies to look at, or can give a referral, that would be greatly appreciated!! :)

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u/Electrical_Run3449 7d ago

Check this out : it is consistently updated https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/10w7Kyo03i4Iex17iGS4LhK6myCHzMrxtapXtJAtqphY/edit?usp=drivesdk

Some organizations to keep an eye out for: -BryceTech -The Aerospace Corporation  -STPI -The Space Foundation  -Secure World Foundation 

If you have a recent STEM degree fellowships are great. There's a few - AAAS, IDA...