ESA Academy’s Training and Learning Programme is again offering university students the opportunity to learn how ESA assesses technical and financial feasibility of space missions through two sessions of Concurrent Engineering Workshops. You can submit your application by 18 January 2017.
ESA’s Education Office is looking for 44 talented and motivated university students from an ESA Member or Associate States with an engineering or physics background to take part in one of the two upcoming Concurrent Engineering Workshops which will take place on the following dates: 14-17 March and 9-12 May 2017. Students will be divided into groups of 2 or 3 and will cover the following disciplines: structures, configuration, power, mechanisms, thermal, AOCS, propulsion, optics/sensors, trajectory analysis, and communications/data handling.
Who can apply? In order to participate, students must fulfil the following criteria at the time of application:
- Be aged between 18 and 32
- Be a citizen of an ESA Member or Associate State*
- Be enrolled as a full-time MSc or PhD student in a university (not graduating before the workshop)
- Be studying an engineering subject or physics.
ESA will cover the cost of accommodation and meals as well as up to 200 euros for travelling to Redu, Belgium, for each selected student.
http://www.esa.int/Education/ESA_Academy/Concurrent_Engineering_Workshops_Call_for_Applications
