Frequently Asked Questions
QCan a student submit a project to DUAL?
AA student may not directly submit a project; however, a student is encouraged to obtain sponsorship of their project by a designated university official, such as a professor or department head. The sponsor will then use our simple submittal form. See
Join DUAL for complete process details.
QHow does a university benefit by participating in the DUAL program?
AUniversities benefit in numerous ways, including; experienced mentors from NASA/Industry, enhanced systems engineering and project management curriculum; Universities act as adjunct professors and as requirements and design review teams. Universities also partner on DUAL projects, grants and commericialization. Finally, universities receive support from payload operations support teams.
QWhat institutions have participated in USA's DUAL program?
ASince the DUAL program began in 1994, USA has joined with several colleges and universities. Please visit our
Members link to view the list of universities
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