Joint Master program LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY - LiDeSuM The objective of the proposed joint master program will be to teach/train the students of this JMP the EQF-7 equivalent knowledge, skills and competences related to the application of principles of light-weight design for developing sustainable mobility solutions of the future. The duration of the master program is four semesters in two academic years. It is evaluated with 120 ECTS with 30 ECTS per semester. Planned structure of the JMP: In the first three semesters courses related to different aspects of the lightweight design are being thought. Each semester is implemented in one of the partner higher education institutions: - 1st semester at Jönköping University; - 2nd semester at University of Ljubljana; - 3rd semester at University of Savoie Mont Blanc; - The fourth semester is dedicated to the preparation of the M.Sc. thesis and its defence. The courses in the first three semesters are from the following fields related to lightweight design: • Materials and technologies; • Selected topics from advanced mechanics; • Product design, operation and monitoring; • Transferable skills. The first main objective of the proposed EMDM project is to design and accredit a fully integrated joint master program. The accreditation process will be carried out by the coordinating higher education institution in its home country at the responsible accreditation agency (e.g. Nakvis in Slovenia). The second main objective of the proposed EMDM project is to prepare all the necessary documents, templates and the EMJM project application for a joint master program on Lightweight Design for Sustainable Mobility. Aplan is to submit the EMJM project application to the first Erasmus Mundus call after the accreditation of the designed joint master program is obtained.
Joint Master program LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN FOR SUSTAINABLE MOBILITY - LiDeSuM The objective of the proposed joint master program will be to teach/train the students of this JMP the EQF-7 equivalent knowledge, skills and competences related to the application of principles of light-weight design for developing sustainable mobility solutions of the future. The duration of the master program is four semesters in two academic years. It is evaluated with 120 ECTS with 30 ECTS per semester. Planned structure of the JMP: In the first three semesters courses related to different aspects of the lightweight design are being thought. Each semester is implemented in one of the partner higher education institutions: - 1st semester at Jönköping University; - 2nd semester at University of Ljubljana; - 3rd semester at University of Savoie Mont Blanc; - The fourth semester is dedicated to the preparation of the M.Sc. thesis and its defence. The courses in the first three semesters are from the following fields related to lightweight design: • Materials and technologies; • Selected topics from advanced mechanics; • Product design, operation and monitoring; • Transferable skills. The first main objective of the proposed EMDM project is to design and accredit a fully integrated joint master program. The accreditation process will be carried out by the coordinating higher education institution in its home country at the responsible accreditation agency (e.g. Nakvis in Slovenia). The second main objective of the proposed EMDM project is to prepare all the necessary documents, templates and the EMJM project application for a joint master program on Lightweight Design for Sustainable Mobility. Aplan is to submit the EMJM project application to the first Erasmus Mundus call after the accreditation of the designed joint master program is obtained.