The Freeman Air and Space Institute (FASI), King's College London, is delighted to host its third annual MA Air and Space Group Session. 

If you’re a King's Masters student working on any topic related to the fields of air and space power, both historical and contemporary, this is an opportunity to discuss your research interests with FASI staff and PhDs. 

This session is designed as an introduction to FASI where you can discuss your dissertation proposals and get tailored advice from experts in the field.

The session will be led by FASI's expert Research Associates Dr Julia Balm & Dr Reyhaneh Noshiravani

When: Thursday 19th March, 11:00 - 12:30

Where: Dockrill Room, King’s Building

Who: Masters students working on air and space related topics at King’s

Booking: If you would like to attend, please fill out this form:

MA Air and Space Dissertation Session Sign-Up Form – Fill out form

Refreshments will be provided. Please inform the team of any dietary requirements. 

About us:

The Freeman Air and Space Institute (FASI) provides independent and original research and analysis of air and space power issues. FASI was established in 2020 thanks to funding from the Royal Air Force (RAF) through the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL). Based in the School of Security Studies, King's College London, the Institute is an interdisciplinary initiative dedicated to generating an understanding of air and space power affairs in defence and security.

For more information, please contact fasi@kcl.ac.uk