ARIANEGROUP
The Company
ArianeGroup is a world leader in access to space, working for its institutional and commercial customers and Europe’s strategic independence.
The perfect innovative, highly competitive solution for civil and military launch systems and space applications – that’s what we give our institutional, commercial, and industrial customers. We are expert in the most cutting-edge technologies, from all aspects of complete propulsion systems right down to the items of equipment and materials. We leverage all of this expertise, the unique knowledge of our teams, into benefiting the space, defense, energy, and other industrial sectors, with high value-added products, equipment and services.
Our activities cover the entire life-cycle of a launcher: design, development, production, operation and commercial service, the latter through our subsidiary Arianespace. We build and operate Ariane 5, the most reliable launcher on the commercial market today, and we are developing the next-generation Ariane 6 launcher, for which we are the design authority.
ArianeGroup springs from the shared ambition of Airbus and Safran to take the European space industry to the highest possible level.
Contacts:
- Website : ArianeGroup
- Representatives in the Organisation Comittee of thez Student Aerospace Challenge:
- Jean-Philippe Dutheil: Project Manager Spaceplane Rocket Propulsion Systems / Senior Expert “Stage & Propulsion System”
- Jean-Michel Sannino: Ariane 6 Upper Liquid Propulsion Main Function Leader
Become Ambassadors for the Challenge
Platform access
Access to the download platform.
(For registered teams only).
Work instructions
To check carefully before beginning the project.
Who can apply to the Challenge?
The Challenge aims to European college students.
If you are currently studying any of the following subjects, the Challenge is for you:
- Mechanical engineering
- Aerospace engineering
- Economy
- Law
- Communication
- Design
- Medicine
- Etc.
How to take part?
With the agreement of their teaching institution, teams (two to five students) can apply online, on this website, to work on one of the 10 Work Packages proposed by the Challenge. These projects can be led completely autonomously ...