We learn by doing. And doing by learning. hehe
A brief history
Founded in 2018, Orbit NTNU is Norway’s largest student organization dedicated to space technology. Based at the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), we give students hands-on experience in designing, building, and operating small satellites. Through projects like SelfieSat and FramSat, our members work across disciplines such as electronics, computer science, mechanical design, and communications—bridging the gap between academia and the space industry.
Sustainability is a central pillar of Orbit's mission.
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Hover over an SDG to learn more about how Orbit NTNU contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
Sustainability is a central pillar of Orbit's mission.
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Hover over an SDG to learn more about how Orbit NTNU contributes to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals.
Sustainability is a central pillar of Orbit's mission.
Quality Education
Orbit NTNU offers hands-on learning experiences through programs like SubOrbital, where first-year students design and build satellites under mentorship. This initiative provides practical engineering skills and fosters a deep understanding of space technology.
Our members define who we are and what we achieve.
Membership Distribution
Orbit currently has 112 active members distributed across 18 teams. Of these, 15 are leaders, 9 serve on the board, and 90 are regular members. Additionally, 2 members participate in multiple teams.
In addition to the active members, there are 34 mentors who provide guidance and support to our teams. In total, Orbit benefits from the contributions of 145 dedicated individuals.
Our Fields of Study
There are currently 0 registered with a field of study, spanning 0 different studies. The most common field of study is with 0 members.
Study Level Distribution
Out of 112 members, there are 4 different study levels. The most common level is Master 5 years with 65 members.
Our fields of education
A majority of our members study within the field of Technology, Engineering and Architecture, with a solid 79.5% representation. Furthermore, the campus with the highest concentration of members is Gløshaugen, accounting for 79.5% of our total membership.
Each star on this website marks a member of Orbit NTNU.
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