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The European Space Agency (ESA) wants Norwegian candidates for astronaut positions. The Minister of Trade and Industry, Iselin Nybø, encourages Norwegians to submit their applications.
The application deadline for the position of an ESA astronaut is Friday 18 June
- Norway has been involved in European space cooperation for almost 35 years. Think how exciting it would be if ESA's new astronaut were Norwegian, says Trade and Industry Minister Iselin Nybø. The application deadline for the position of the next ESA astronaut is Friday 18 June. The Minister of Trade and Industry encourages Norwegian women and men with appropriate qualifications and technical education to apply. Apply for a position by clicking on this link: https://www.finn.no/212438836
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Norwegian technology is now the driving force behind our development
– Advanced technology has made us the best country in the world (offshore-nasjon). Norwegian technology is currently the driving force behind our development as a "space country". Our technology is already flying in space and performing important tasks on Mars. Now it would be nice if a Norwegian woman or man followed them, says Nybø.
Who can apply for the title of astronaut?
Citizens from all ESA member countries can apply for a job as an astronaut, and Norway is one of 22 member countries.
Candidates must have background in medicine, engineering, technology or science
To become a European astronaut, you must have a graduate or higher education from a university or in the military. Former European astronauts include scientists, doctors, engineers, physicists and test pilots. New astronauts are not limited to having experience in these professions, but applicants must have experience in medicine, engineering, technology or science. In a new video on the government's Instagram account, Iselin Nybø highlights the importance of good qualities if you want to become the first ESA astronaut in Norway.
