The Freeman Air and Space Institute is an inter-disciplinary initiative of the School of Security Studies, King’s College London providing independent, original knowledge and understanding of air and space issues. FASI has been established thanks to funding support from the Royal Air Force through the Defence Science and Technology Laboratory (DSTL). The Freeman Institute is dedicated to generating original knowledge and understanding of air and space issues. The Freeman Institute seeks to inform scholarly, policy and doctrinal debates in a rapidly evolving strategic environment characterised by transformative technological change which is increasing the complexity of the air and space domains.
The Freeman Institute places a priority on identifying, developing and cultivating air and space thinkers in academic and practical contexts, as well as informing, equipping and stimulating relevant air and space education provision at King’s and beyond.
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Freeman Air & Space Institute Launch and Roundtable - 23 Sept
The Freeman Air and Space Institute was launched at an online event in September involving politicians, former civil servants and air and space industry professionals.
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The Freeman Air and Space Institute has a great opportunity available for a fully funded PhD studentship. Last date to apply for this is the 06 November 2020.
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