The SUMA master programmes aim to train tomorrow’s industrial engineers in collaborative work in a global world and gather some of the best educational programmes in the field of sustainable materials engineering in Europe. They stimulate innovation, entrepreneurship and leadership and focus on circular (eco)design, materials substitution, life cycle engineering and circular economy design, materials processing and recycling, manufacturing, and innovation. They involve studies in two different institutions, an internship in a company and a master thesis in collaboration with a company.
Students who pass all subjects receive a double degree from both institutions and a certificate from the EIT. The SUMA master programmes have been granted the EIT-label, which indicates that the programmes foster students to become more creative, innovative and entrepreneurs. Only a few programmes supported by the EIT Knowledge and Innovation Community (KIC) on Raw Materials have been awarded this EIT-label. It is a quality seal awarded to top Master and PhD programmes, which excel in shaping a new generation of students into game changers and innovators. At EIT RawMaterials, eligible EIT Label students also receive grants totalling EUR 13.500.
Students will be selected and admitted to the programme and track based on their academic results, prerequisite requirements, motivation and language skills.
The final admission of students is always subject to final approval by the partner institutions involved in the track, as they must meet the admission criteria of the Master’s Degree Programmes of both partner institution of a track.
Prerequisites for the mobility include that the student has successfully completed a minimum of 36 credits at the entry partner institution. In case this minimum is not reached, students can, depending on the local regulations, continue within the regular Master’s Degree programme at the partner institution where they have applied, but not in the IMAGINE Dual Master’s track.
For further info, see the SUMA web page dedicated to the programme.
Application deadline: https://master-suma.eu/admissions-applications/#deadlines
Documents required: https://master-suma.eu/admissions-applications/#requirements
UNITN Contacts
Prof. Massimo Pellizzari (massimo.pellizzari@unitn.it),dr. Valeria Giacomoni (valeria.giacomoni@unitn.it)
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