START) -2024

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START-2024:
Soliciting Expression of Interest to host the online programme in Space Science and Technology Awareness Training (START) -2024
ISRO encourages greater participation from academia, for generating human resources in space science and technology, expanding the user base of the space exploration mission data, and fostering an ecosystem to facilitate active participation of the students in space science and technology research. Given this, ISRO initiated the online training programme “Space Science and Technology Awareness Training (START)” in 2023. The START-2024 programme will be conducted during 15 April- 3 May 2024 with 1-2 hours per day. START is an introductory-level online training in space science and technology for post-graduate and undergraduate students of science and technology. 
The main objective of the training programme is to attract youngsters to the fields of space science and technology. The training modules will comprise introductory-level topics on various verticals of space science and technology. The theme of START2024 is “Exploration of the Solar System”. 
In this connection, ISRO solicits Expression of Interest (EOI) to host Space Science and Technology Awareness Training (START) -2024 in educational institutes/ Universities/ Colleges within India that are offering UG /PG courses in physical sciences and technology. The START programme is offered by ISRO free of cost.
The START programme will be conducted through the ISRO E-CLASS platform (https://eclass.iirs.gov.in). 
ISRO will evaluate all the Institutes that submitted EOI and approve them based on details submitted by them. 
Last date for submission of Expression of Interest by Educational Institutes through URL- https://jigyasa.iirs.gov.in/START: April 2, 2024. 
Online registration of students of Nodal Centre and other individuals through https://elearning.iirs.gov.in/edusatregistration/student starts on April 8, 2024, and ends on April 12, 2024. 
All others can watch the live sessions of START for knowledge gain without registering on the website. The link for watching START is https://www.youtube.com/@edusat2004
For more details on START 2024, visit: https://jigyasa.iirs.gov.in/START

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