About NASA International Space Apps Challenge
The NASA International Space Apps Challenge is the world’s largest annual global hackathon,
engaging students, developers, scientists, designers, and innovators in collaborative problem-solving
using NASA’s open data.
Hosted in over 300 locations worldwide, the event encourages participants to tackle real-world challenges
related to space exploration, Earth science, climate change, and sustainability. It provides a
collaborative platform where diverse talents come together to innovate and create impactful solutions.
Our college is proud to host this 48-hour hackathon, giving students a unique opportunity to
work in teams, apply their skills, and build innovative solutions with real-world impact.
The event promotes interdisciplinary learning and inspires participants to think creatively,
work collaboratively, and explore the power of data-driven innovation.
Space Apps is more than just a coding competition—it’s a platform for participants to
engage with global challenges, gain hands-on experience, and join a worldwide community of problem-solvers.
Whether your passion lies in programming, storytelling, design, or research, the challenge
welcomes all curious minds eager to make a difference.
