Wharton Undergraduate Aerospace Club

Wharton Undergraduate Aerospace Club serves to explore business principles via the aerospace domain. By pushing the boundaries of possibility, we aim to launch the industry to new heights and achieve new waves of progress. Divisions Include: Frontiers - Applied case study program operating 5 times per school year. Each Frontiers program is open to all club members, with topics encapsulating the full Aerospace spectrum that develops capable and well-rounded members. Space Law & Policy - addresses environmental, technological, corporate, data/information, and international concerns regarding space and explores the ongoing debates about exploration ethics through the lens of the law. Investment Team - Coverage research team where members pick a (public) Aerospace company to cover over the course of a semester culminating in an end of the semester stock pitch competition. New members are also onboarded through a curriculum. NASA T2U - A semester-long project in which teams of students will collaborate on a commercialization plan for a chosen NASA patent. Each team has access to the patent inventors from NASA to ask questions and receive mentorship. Design Lab - Redefining how clubs imagine their brand and public persona by producing anything and everything under the sun. A creative factory with the freedom to pursue interests and fun. Venture Analysis - Exploring and mapping the aerospace startup ecosystem to help investors better navigate the general landscape and benefit startups to increase access to funding.