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ACMI - Automotive Computing for Mobility Innovation

1011800662024Erasmus Mundus Design Measuresfinalized
Countries: CZ · Grant: €60,000

Project summary

Automotive computing is an area of high relevance for EU strategic priorities as it is in the centre of digital and green transition, it provides significant portion of European jobs, and it is of great importance for global competitive advantage and of the European economy. The project aims at development of a combination of a joint/multiple master’s degree in the area of automotive computing in cooperation of five HEIs from four European countries: Škoda Auto University and Unicorn University (both Czech Republic), Žilina University (Slovakia), Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences (Finland), and Transilvania University of Brasov (Romania). Through a series of workshops among participating HEIs, the project will lead to the development of joint curricular activities, procedural, and administrative processes and template agreements, which will support the subsequent application for Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters. A dedicated team of experts with experience from development of HEI degree offerings relevant for the current and future job market needs is a guarantee for achieving planned results of the project.

Final report summary

Automotive computing is an area of high relevance for EU strategic priorities as it is in the centre of digital and green transition, it provides significant portion of European jobs, and it is of great importance for global competitive advantage and of the European economy. The project aims at development of a combination of a joint/multiple master’s degree in the area of automotive computing in cooperation of five HEIs from four European countries: Škoda Auto University and Unicorn University (both Czech Republic), Žilina University (Slovakia), Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences (Finland), and Transilvania University of Brasov (Romania). Through a series of workshops among participating HEIs, the project will lead to the development of joint curricular activities, procedural, and administrative processes and template agreements, which will support the subsequent application for Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters. A dedicated team of experts with experience from development of HEI degree offerings relevant for the current and future job market needs is a guarantee for achieving planned results of the project.

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