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Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses SEFOTECH.NUT European MSc in Food Science, Technology and Nutrition Duration: 1 year 9 months Course description: The aim of the European MSc course (SEFOTECH.NUT) is to foster and develop knowledge and awareness of scientific trends and health issues in food science, technology and nutrition in a global context. The course will provide students with a comprehensive knowledge and understanding of global food issues, international trends and food problems, given the globalization of food industry along with highlighting ongoing problems and concerns with regard to food safety, nutrition and environmental issues. In addition, the course will enhance the professional competencies of the students taking cognisance of management and ethics. These skills will enable young professionals to meet current demands for highly-skilled staff in food science, technology and nutrition. The course is jointly offered by the Catholic University College, Ghent (Belgium), the Dublin Institute of Technology (Ireland), the University of Applied Science of Anhalt in Köthen (Germany) and the Portuguese Catholic University, Porto (Portugal). Associate partners include: TUFTS University – USA, Northwest A&F University – China, National Institute of Public Health of Mexico, Michurinsk State Agrarian University – Russia, National Dairy Research Institute of Karnal – India. SEFOTECH.NUT is a modular, international four-semester Masters course involving ten course modules, a professional competences module of one semester and a thesis semester. The course is fully integrated through six compulsory modules being offered at two partner institutions and eight optional modules being offered between all four partner institutions. The optional modules allow students to deepen their knowledge in particular food products, food groups, production sectors and in nutrition. The professional competence module enables to establish partnership and strong links with socioeconomic sectors by providing extended theoretical and practical training in a specialized field. The studies can be taken in a minimum of two partner institutions. The award of a joint European M.Sc. degree will be based on successful completion of ten modules (60 ECTS), the professional competence module (30 ECTS) and thesis (30 ECTS). The SEFOTECH.NUT course is taught in English. The minimum entry requirements are an academic B.Sc. degree, or equivalent study, with excellent grades in relevant subjects such as Chemistry, Biological Sciences, Food Science and Technology, Nutrition or Engineering or cognate subject area. Website: http://www.sefotechnut.org Partners: CATHOLIC UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE SINT-LIEVEN, Belgium (Co-ordinating institution) DUBLIN INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Ireland CATHOLIC PORTUGUESE UNIVERSITY, Portugal UNIVERSITY OF APPLIED SCIENCE ANHALT, Germany Contact: Chris Van Keer Gebr. Desmetstraat 1 9000 GENT - Belgium Chris.vankeer@kahosl.be 130
Duration: 2 years Erasmus Mundus Masters Courses SELECT Environomical Pathways for Sustainable Energy Systems Course description: Sustainable energy services is one of the key issues for humanity, considering the complete environmental footprint for the services delivered. The SELECT Masters programme starts from the concept of basic renewable energy sources (sun, wind, geothermal and Moon driven tides) to establish the environomical pathways towards a future sustainable energy system. SELECT curriculum rests on a strong foundation in thermal sciences, emphasising the thermodynamic tools of exergy and thermoeconomic analysis. The SELECT Master programme offers a unique education, at a high academic level. It is an integrated programme from five European top universities in the energy area, and prepares the students for a direct industrial engagement. SELECT gives a two-semester advanced introduction to the overall environomical pathways concept at one university (KTH), and specially selected focus areas at four other universities (Politecnico di Torino, Helsinki University of Technology, Technische Universiteit Eindhoven, and Technical University of Catalonia) in the third semester. In the fourth (final) semester the students can perform the MSc thesis in an industrial setting in common supervision with researchers from any of the participating universities. The program offers extended industrial contacts as part of internships and seminars/workshops. The curriculum is highly integrated, first of all regarding to student and teacher mobility for certain common lectures, but also related to the extended use of remote teaching by the specialist teachers at all five universities, in conjunction with “face-to-face” and “virtual” interactive workshops and project courses. The program offers a unique, modern and highly interactive learning material which enhances the student learning process. Website: www.kth.se/select Partners: ROYAL INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY, Sweden (Co-ordinating institution) TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF TURIN, Italy EINDHOVEN UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, Netherlands TECHNICAL UNIVERSITY OF CATALONIA, Spain HELSINKI UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY, Finland Contact: Torsten Fransson Royal Institute of Technology DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY TECHNOLOGY Brinellvagen 68 10044 STOCKHOLM - Sweden torsten.fransson@energy.kth.se 131
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