The University of Ottawa is a research-intensive university that participates in the space industry through its academic programs, research, and industry partnerships. While it doesn't offer a specific aerospace engineering program, the university provides opportunities to specialize in aeronautical and space engineering through its mechanical engineering department and the Ottawa-Carleton Institute for Mechanical and Aerospace Engineering (OCIMAE) in collaboration with Carleton University. The university's activities include research in space-related fields, student projects, and collaborations with companies in the Ottawa region's technology park. The University of Ottawa also partners with organizations such as NASA through the "Cubes in Space" program.
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The SPA2 experiment, led by Dr. Guy Trudel from Ottawa Hospital Research Institute and the University of Ottawa, will investigate why and how astronauts experience anemia in space.