The common Advanced Materials Science and Engeneering (AMASE) Master Programme is offered by four European Universities.It is based on an existing European Engineering Study Programme EEIGM (Ecole Europénne d'Ingénieurs en Génie des Matériaux) and is supported by the FEMS (Federation of European Materials Societies) through its founding member the DGM (Deutsche Gesellschaft für Materialkunde).
The European consortium has established partnerships with several third-countries institutions.
The aim of the Masters programme is to provide: - A well-integrated language and cultural experience.
- Education in close relation to the research activities of the four consortium members.
- Education in advanced materials, to enhance the innovation potential of the students in their future activities.
- Preparation of the students for life-long learning in new places and new education/work systems.
- Enhancement of networking activities within the EU and with third countries in the field of research and education.
The combined and harmonised teaching and research programmes of the four member universities offer: - A far greater variety of competences in the field of materials science and engineering than could be provided by a single university.
- A significant added value for the students in terms of opportunities for specialisation.
- A broad spectrum on research possibilities, from fundamental to industry-related research.
- The transfer of individual university-profiles to the whole programme.
The AMASE Programme addresses both European and overseas BSc graduates in science or engineering. |
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