Australian Flagships of the International Space Apps Challenge are seeking volunteers!

There will be events in Melbourne, Canberra, Sydney and Adelaide.

AYAA is proud to announce that applications for the 2012 Aerospace Futures conference are now open!

The conference, this year moving to Sydney, will be on 10-12 July with a launch night on the 9th and various social functions throughout. All current university undergraduates and postgraduates are encouraged to apply. Speakers for the 2012 conference include representatives from SpaceX, NASA, Boeing, EADS, Qantas, GE, Aerospace Concepts and Loktar Systems, amongst many others.

The Australian Youth Aerospace Association is a proud supporter of the NASA International Space Apps Challenge.

Australian events will be hosted in Melbourne and Canberra, with the main event to run at the Victorian Space Science Education Centre (VSSEC). For more details, please see VSSEC's press release below:

MELBOURNE HOSTS NASA INTERNATIONAL SPACE APPS COMPETITION

Aerospace Futures is proud to announce an educational partnership with the Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research at the University of New South Wales. The Australian Centre for Space Engineering Research (ACSER) was launched at the University of New South Wales on the 22nd November 2010. The centre aims to assist in the Federal Government's push to increase Australia's capabilities in the space industry. ACSER builds on existing UNSW strengths of satellite navigation, earth observation, and hypersonics, and draws on the huge expertise of Australia's largest Engineering faculty.

The Australian Youth Aerospace Forum (AYAF) is a key event held by the Australian Youth Aerospace Association. It is a five-day conference which provides senior High School students the opportunity to investigate careers and pathways in the aerospace industry. The Forum is designed to showcase the various university and industry opportunities presented to students upon completion of secondary school.