EUROAVIA
The European Association
of Aerospace Students
The European Association
of Aerospace Students
Non-technical events fostering interaction among EUROAVIAns from different Local Groups. Participants share EUROAVIA spirit and culture in an energetic atmosphere. Includes city/university trips and Aerospace sector exploration through company/museum visits.
There are two per Business Year: the Annual Meeting of the EUROAVIA Congress and the Electoral Meeting of the EUROAVIA Congress. Representatives from Affiliated Societies and International Board decide EUROAVIA’s future. Local Groups and Working Groups present achievements, with Open Space Sessions for idea exchange.
Technical events where EUROAVIAns learn and practice specific skills and share cultural activities. Organizing local group provides lectures and laboratories on a chosen topic. Participants acquire technical knowledge with past workshops on rockets, drones, and RC aircraft.
Non-technical event for EUROAVIA’s internal training opportunities. Focuses on procedures for effective local group management, sharing experiences. Soft-skills trainings so the members get a better understanding of the Association’s management.
Organized by Local Groups and ETS WG trainers to teach soft skills, like coaching, Feedback etc. Participants become EUROAVIA certified trainers, joining ETS WG. The certified trainers deliver sessions at EUROAVIA events or for WGs.
Technical events hosted by local groups, focusing on aerospace topics through lectures. Participants learn beyond university lectures, interact with peers, professors, industry experts. Cultural activities like city tours and museum visits complement the technical content.
Hybrid competition organized by EUROAVIA and sponsored by Airbus and MathWorks. Participants receive educational material focused on sloshing and design challenges. Teams design, build, and fly a low-cost reusable rocket destabilized by water movement (“Sloshing”) in a non-pressurized tank.
EUROAVIA teams and external teams participate and the winner team organizes the next edition. The competition is held every two years, attracting over 300 students from Europe each edition. Challenge involves building an aircraft model to successfully complete a series of technical tests.
Online networking event organized by EUROAVIA. Participants and companies have the opportunity to gather together. During the event, different panel discussions, trainings and workshops are done addressing the most relevant topics of the aerospace sector.
