GREENANO programme is dedicated to fostering the development of Nanomaterials for Green and Digital Transitions which require new performant and sustainable devices. The programme is jointly designed and implemented by the Consortium of four European higher education and research institutions: the University of Lorraine in France, Tor Vergata University of Rome, the CNR Institute of Structure of Matter in Italy, and Jozef Stefan International Postgraduate School in Slovenia. The programme will train a new generation of engineers, researchers, and sustainability managers to address the major challenges posed by green and digital transitions. It also will enhance the integration and internationalization of the European Higher Education Area by developing industrial and international partnerships and through its Non-Academic Advisory Board. Additionally, the programme provides students with an international and interdisciplinary educational experience through a jointly designed curriculum and mobility in three European countries. The curriculum is based on five pillars: Fundamental Science, Engineering, Sustainability, Practical Science, and Project. Each consortium partner will contribute training in their respective areas of expertise, including Materials Science and Physics (UL), Nanomaterials (UniTov), Nanostructures (ISM-CNR), Nanotechnologies and Processes and Environmental questions related to the industry (Jozef Stefan IPS). Up to 25-27 highly-qualified students from around the world will be admitted each year through a transparent and gender-balanced selection process. The students will spend the first semester in France, the second and third semesters in Italy and Slovenia, respectively, and the final semester will be dedicated to internships in research laboratories or companies. Upon successful completion of the program, the students will receive three national Master's degrees from UL, UniTov and Jozef Stefan IPS, as well as a Joint Diploma Supplement.