VSV GMA 342
Bestuur
De Atmosfeer
This GMA will be filled with updates from different departments and committees!
On March 5th 2019, the VSV 'Leonardo Da Vinci' organises its annual symposium. Visit VSV-symposium.com for more information.
News & activities
Lunch Lecture ASMLMD Apollo T.B.D. ASML is the leading company in the production of chip-machines. They have grown enormously of the past years and continue to do so. Mr. Jaap Jan Kuit, VP of Development & Engineering EUV and AE alumni, will give a presentation about his career. Furthermore the lecture will give insights into the career opportunities at ASML. |
Automotive Tour 2019MD Apollo Germany From 27 February to 1 March, Master Department 'Apollo' will depart for Germany again for the Automotive Trip. During this activity, we will visit leading car manufacturers including Daimler, Audi and Opel. A great way to see the factories from the inside and learn more about the innovation in automotive engineering. |
Year Book RevealJaarboek De Atmosfeer Default text |
VSV Symposium: evolution of aviationAviation Department Auditorium Are you fascinated about how aircraft have evolved from wood-linen constructions into two-story buildings? Have you ever wondered why the aviation industry seems to be stagnating? Join us to inspire the industry for the new flying revolution! |
About the VSV
Established in 1945, the Society of Aerospace Students ‘Leonardo da Vinci’, has grown into a mature society. It organizes many activities for its members, more than 95% of all students at the Faculty of Aerospace Engineering. Currently there are approximately 2300 members, making the Society of Aerospace Engineering Students the largest society of its kind in the Benelux. The Society aims to serve the interests of aerospace students in all aspects of student life. Since 1945, this has been achieved by organizing a wide variety of activities.
Events
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25-02-2019
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26-02-2019
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27-02-2019
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27-02-2019
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05-03-2019
Book desk opening hours
The VSV Bookshop is open daily at the following hours:
10.30-10.45
12.30-13.45
15.30-15.45
Please note that occasionally due to conflicting events these hours may differ per week. To see the actual opening times, please see the sign next to the bookshop.
