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What is Space NTNU?
Space NTNU is a non-profit student-organization where space enthusiastic students can meet, find a way to connect their studies to space and be introduced to the industry! On this website, you can find available projects for your thesis, subjects at NTNU you can enroll in, internships and training course in Norway and internationally to strengthen your knowledge and expand your network. If you want to start a space-related start-up, we can help you find industry partners and connect you to ESA Business Incubator!
Do you want to build a satellite? Then you should take a look at our member organization Orbit NTNU. Is rocketry more your thing? Join member organization Propulse NTNU in building and developing a rocket for Spaceport America Cup! Or do you think drones will be the future in space exploration? Contact member organization Ascend NTNU to gain valuable insight into this new technology.
In addition to our three member organizations, we have many collaborators. From start-ups to the Norwegian Space Agency, and you can read about them and how you can get involved on this site.
Why join Space NTNU?
Networking
Expand your network! Meet students with similar interests as you and get in touch with the industry you wish to work with! Gain valuable insight into what happens in Norway and internationally!
Summer Internships & Jobs
Get hold of the coolest internships and jobs through Space NTNU's collaborators, the perfect gateway into the space industry!
Training Courses
Space NTNU will inform and guide students to access training courses provided by ESA and other organisations! The member organisations will also collaborate in providing courses to strengthen the education you obtain at NTNU.
Startup Support
Do you have an idea for a startup? Space NTNU will help you get in contact with the industry, students and other startups. We also collaborate with ESA BIC, which can give your startup a stamp of approval and access to a large, global network!
Thesis Portal
Want your thesis to be about space or space technology? Space NTNU will provide theses from our different collaborators, and if you have your own idea we will help you get in contact with a suitable supervisor!
Workshops & Events
Space NTNU will host workshops for all its members, and inform about other events happening. Students who have previous experience will be able to provide tips and tricks to secure the best experience!
Partners
SPACE NEWS
- U.S. military spaceplane to perform orbital maneuvers
The X-37B’s service module, used to carry experimental payloads and scientific instruments, will be jettisoned during the aerobraking process The post U.S. military spaceplane to perform orbital maneuvers appeared first on SpaceNews.
- U.S. Space Force taps commercial satellites for Hurricane Helene disaster relief
TacSRT operates as a marketplace where organizations can request specific data on disaster-affected regions from commercial satellite providers The post U.S. Space Force taps commercial satellites for Hurricane Helene disaster relief appeared first on SpaceNews.
- NASA Highlights Low Earth Orbit, Sustainability at Space Conference
NASA Administrator Bill Nelson and Deputy Administrator Pam Melroy will lead the agency’s delegation at the International Astronautical Congress (IAC) from Monday, Oct. 14, to Thursday, Oct. 17, in Milan. During the congress, NASA will discuss its Low Earth Orbit Microgravity Strategy, emphasizing the agency’s efforts to advance microgravity science, technology, and exploration. The agency
- First Greenhouse Gas Plumes Detected With NASA-Designed Instrument
The imaging spectrometer aboard the Carbon Mapper Coalition’s Tanager-1 satellite identified methane and carbon dioxide plumes in the United States and internationally. Using data from an instrument designed by NASA’s Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Southern California, the nonprofit Carbon Mapper has released the first methane and carbon dioxide detections from the Tanager-1 satellite. The detections