EPFL ROCKET TEAM

We are a dynamic association of 200 students from prestigious Swiss universities, dedicated to designing and manufacturing rockets, through which we immerse students in space technologies and provide them hands-on training and field-related expertise, thus shaping the next generation of space industry’s leaders.

our projects

The EPFL Rocket Team is currently engaged in four different projects

Firehorn II

Designing and manufacturing a supersonic bi-liquid rocket for international competitions

Space Race

Training students in aerospace technologies

Icarus

Developing efficient GNC algorithms and crafting Space-X style re-landing systems

Plasma

Develops and tests student-built plasma propulsion systems

our mission

Engaging students in space technology projects, in collaboration with academia and industry partners

our past and future competition projects
Our goal First Bi-Liquid rocket built by students to reach space 100km 2030 /> Firehorn II Second Generation Bi-Liquid rocket built 3km 2026 Firehorn First Bi-Liquid rocket built by students to reach 9km 9km 2025
the epfl rocket team in numbers
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200+

Students

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50+

Launches

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15

Projects

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7

Awards in competition

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4

Research papers

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Want to be part of the adventure?

One step closer to the stars

We welcome all Swiss university students to join us in our various projects and open positions. Our mission is to empower every student to explore their passion for rocketry and aerospace. Join us and take one step closer to the stars today.

sponsors

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testimonials
“I joined the Rocket Team with no particular knowledge of rocketry or any particular technical field. And yet, in the space of 2 years I have learned an uncountable amount of things, both technically and organisationally. A practical project like this one is a perfect companion to a mostly theoretical study like the one at EPFL.”

Theophile Balestrini

System Engineer

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Antoine Truchot

Chief Technology Officer

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Jeremie Huser

President