Aerospace Policy, Business & Law
Regulatory Affairs Specialist
Guides companies through aviation, drone and spectrum regulations.
0 of 5 signature competencies evidenced. Ready means Level 3 on each.
Signature competencies
Space Governance & Policy Reasoning
Reasoning about the rules, responsibilities and shared risks of using space.
Not yet evidenced
Risk Assessment
Weighing likelihood and consequence to decide when and how to act.
Not yet evidenced
UAS/Drone Mission Planning
Planning safe, efficient drone flights around airspace, battery and objectives.
Not yet evidenced
Technical Communication
Explaining complex technical decisions clearly to the people who need to act.
Not yet evidenced
Satellite Systems Understanding
Knowing how satellites are built, what they do and what depends on them.
Not yet evidenced
Why it matters
Good regulation lets new services launch safely instead of stalling.
Technical foundations
- Aviation regulation
- Spectrum management
- Compliance
Mentors in this field
UNIVAST mentors with experience relevant to becoming a Regulatory Affairs Specialist.
Policy, Law & Diplomacy
Nelly-helen Ebruka
PhD Researcher in Politics: Africa–Europe Relations, Space Diplomacy and Youth Engagement (Africa)
Policy, Law & Diplomacy
Nashide Pelin Kurtaran
Space Law Professional and Legal Team Lead, AstroAid Foundation