The goal of this project is to design a new Erasmus Mundus Master program focused on industrial applications of numerical methods. During the project duration, a new consortium will be established. The HEIs of the future consortium will prepare an innovative and integrated program, based on a jointly developed curriculum and composed of lectures fully recognized by all consortium partners. The Master program profile will emphasize scientific, technical and engineering challenges related to advanced industrial support by numerical modeling and simulations. The courses will address both the fundamentals and the integration of the natural science (chemistry, physics) into engineering problem solving. The Master program will be tailored to provide flexibility in applications of numerical tools. The graduate engineers will be experts in numerical modeling methodology and will be able to work in a broad spectrum of industries. This project will prepare a new application of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) project which will offer a fully integrated curriculum delivered by partners from HEIs and industry. The new Master will aim at recruiting excellent students worldwide and will include compulsory physical mobility for all recruited students. The curriculum will constitute a four-semester program in Engineering. The coordinating Institution of the new EMJM program will be The Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Politechnika Wroclawska, Wroclaw, Poland). Two European Universities (Sofia University, Sofia, Bulgaria and University of Montpellier, Montpellier, France) and two Partner Countries Universities (Queensland University, from Australia and Rutgers University, from USA) have agreed to participate in this project and work together on the new EMJM proposal.
The goal of this project is to design a new Erasmus Mundus Master program focused on industrial applications of numerical methods. During the project duration, a new consortium will be established. The HEIs of the future consortium will prepare an innovative and integrated program, based on a jointly developed curriculum and composed of lectures fully recognized by all consortium partners. The Master program profile will emphasize scientific, technical and engineering challenges related to advanced industrial support by numerical modeling and simulations. The courses will address both the fundamentals and the integration of the natural science (chemistry, physics) into engineering problem solving. The Master program will be tailored to provide flexibility in applications of numerical tools. The graduate engineers will be experts in numerical modeling methodology and will be able to work in a broad spectrum of industries. This project will prepare a new application of the Erasmus Mundus Joint Master (EMJM) project which will offer a fully integrated curriculum delivered by partners from HEIs and industry. The new Master will aim at recruiting excellent students worldwide and will include compulsory physical mobility for all recruited students. The curriculum will constitute a four-semester program in Engineering. The coordinating Institution of the new EMJM program will be The Wroclaw University of Science and Technology (Politechnika Wroclawska, Wroclaw, Poland). Two European Universities (Sofia University, Sofia, Bulgaria and University of Montpellier, Montpellier, France) and two Partner Countries Universities (Queensland University, from Australia and Rutgers University, from USA) have agreed to participate in this project and work together on the new EMJM proposal.