Two A4 pages. Who Stardust is, and what a university or college actually gets. Colour holds on print.
For universities and colleges 15 October 2026
Stardust Odyssey, free to every campus
Your students can learn space by doing it.
Most students never meet anyone who works in space. Stardust is a Canadian space company. Stardust Odyssey is its free platform: courses, a sky they can hold a phone up to, places they can walk on, and people who fly and build. A faculty, a college or a student club brings people in with one join code. There is no age limit, nothing to install, and no cost to the institution.
1,150members on the platform
70countries members have named
29free courses a cohort can open
0cost to a campus, ever
Counted 15 October 2026 from the live database. 70 is a floor: only members who have told us where they are. Outreach reach (100,000+ students over the years) is a separate figure and is never added to these.
What a campus actually gets
The Academy
29 free courses, from how a rocket flies to who owns space. A department can start one the same afternoon. Every course ends in something they did, not a quiz they guessed.
Stardust Rising
Twenty places a cohort walks into together, built on real terrain and climate data: the Moon, Mars, the cloud deck over Venus, the space station. A campus can also start on its own ground and build a town there.
Stardust Earthbound
What is over the campus tonight. Where the Space Station is, when it passes, and a phone held up to the sky that names what a student is looking at. Societies run viewing evenings on it.
People, and the work
Ambassadors in 48 countries, live rooms with people who fly and build, career fairs with real employers, and a project a department or a club can run.
Who we are
Stardust Inc is a company, not a charity. Offices in Canada, the United States and Dubai. First Asia office opening in Bengaluru. We hold no accreditation and we accredit nobody. What we offer is the learning and the people. Odyssey is free to join at any age. The only age rule on the platform is that one social feed is 16 and over; that is a rule about one feed, never about who may join or which department may use it.
Register your university
One form. We verify you, then your faculty get a console and a join code. Students join free. A college uses the same form, marked college. A student club or society registers on its own. Talk to us: Shifa Zahra, Director of Space Biology and Strategic Partnerships, shifa.z@stardustinc.ca.
Register the university or the college, get a join code, put it on the board. Students open a free account on the phone they already carry. Under-18s go through a guardian. The console counts who joined and what they finished, so the lead does not have to.
Three steps
1. Register
stardustinc.ca/schools/apply/?type=university or type=college. Who to contact, what you want to do. No sales call required.
2. We verify
We check you are who you say you are, then set up the staff accounts and the join code. A person reads every application.
3. Bring the cohort
Faculty get the console. Students join free. The portal shows who is active and what they did.
Also on the platform, when you want it
The Stardust Challenge
A project a department, a lab or a student club can run. Eight categories, undergraduate through postgraduate and open. 82 teams from 35 countries are in, counted 15 October 2026. 25 undergraduate, 7 postgraduate, of those.
Stardust 2026
Seattle and a worldwide stream. Put the stream on a lecture-hall wall. Recordings stay up for members.
A portal in your name
Your branding and your language. We run the platform underneath it. A dashboard counts the students and faculty you reached, from the platform itself.
Certification, if you want it formal
Paid, quoted before you commit. A record of assessed work a student can show. We are not an accrediting body, and no government accredits space education. You can run a whole year on the free side first.
A club can come on its own
Student club or society
Same door, marked club. A rocketry society, an astronomy club, a student union chapter. They get a join code and a console without waiting on the registrar.
More, when you ask
A festival on your campus, student and faculty exchanges, an innovation hub, space policy workshops, or the professional training track. Named on the application. Quoted when you ask for them.
The next step is one line
Register your college: stardustinc.ca/schools/apply/?type=college. A university uses type=university. A club uses type=club. Every number on these two pages was counted from the live database on 15 October 2026. Ask us again on the day you need them. Shifa Zahra, shifa.z@stardustinc.ca. Jason Michaud, CEO, jason.m@stardustinc.ca.