Winter School of Astronomy & Astrophysics 2025
Join our intensive 6 week Winter School program designed to provide hands on experience in astronomy and astrophysics. This training cum internship program...
- Understand fundamental concepts of astronomy and astrophysics
- Gain practical experience with astronomical data analysis
- Learn to use professional astronomical software and tools
- Develop research skills through hands-on projects
- Contribute to real astronomical research initiatives
- Build a portfolio of astronomical projects
- Network with astronomy enthusiasts and professionals
- Earn a recognized certificate of completion
- 6-week intensive training program
- Hands-on research projects
- Expert mentorship and guidance
- Professional astronomical tools and software
What is the duration of the Winter School program?
The program runs for 6 weeks with intensive learning, followed by an optional 2-week project extension for deeper research experience.
Do I need any prior experience in astronomy?
No prior experience is required. The program is designed for beginners and builds knowledge progressively from fundamentals.
What equipment do I need to participate?
A computer with internet access is sufficient. We'll use free online tools like Stellarium, Google Colab, and citizen science platforms.
Will I get a certificate upon completion?
Yes, all participants who complete the program and submit their final project will receive a recognized certificate from Propagation Institute.
What are the project tracks available?
You can choose from Variable Star Observation, Exoplanet Transit Analysis, Galactic Structure Classification, or Solar System Object Tracking.
Is the program conducted online or offline?
The program is conducted entirely online with live sessions, recorded lectures, and interactive online platforms for collaboration.
What is the application process?
Fill out the application form, submit a Statement of Purpose (SOP), and optionally provide a Letter of Recommendation (LOR).
Who can apply for this program?
High school students (senior year), undergraduate and postgraduate students in Physics/Engineering/CS/Math, and anyone with genuine interest in space and research.