ESA’s Education and Knowledge Management Office is offering 10 scholarships for students to take part in the first of three training courses organised within the framework of the European Student Earth Orbiter (ESEO) project.
ESEO is a microsatellite mission to Low Earth Orbit developed by ESA’s Education Office as an hands-on project for university students. It is currently in the detailed design stage (Phase C).
Several European university student teams selected for ESEO are involved in the development and testing of the satellite and its payload. This is being coordinated by ESEO’s prime contractor, ALMASpace, and the University of Bologna, under the supervision of ESA’s Education Office.
According to the ESEO timeline, student teams involved in this project will attend training courses in space engineering. In order to allow other students (not involved with the ESEO project), to take advantage of this learning opportunity, ESA’s Education Office is offering university students from ESA member States 10 extra seats at each of the three training sessions.
For more information see ESA's website.
