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Starting Date 02.09.2019

Renewable Energy Sources in Mountain Areas: Solar Source Use (photovoltaic and thermal systems)

Name of Institution UNIMONT-UNIMI

Country Italy

Course Type Certificate course

Duration 30h

The course aims to increase the efficency of development initiatives promoted by asse 3of PSR, by strengthen the competences of economic actors throught focus educational initiatives about ebergy with attention on youngs and women. The first part of the course concerns the basic concepts for the energy characterization of the source....

Starting Date 07.10.2019

Energy for Sustainable Social Development

Name of Institution Tribhuvan University

Country Nepal

Course Type MSc

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CC1 is structured as follows: The students will work in groups with assignments on sustainable energy design with help of design/architecture/engineering methods and tools. In parallel to the group work, lectures, guest lectures and tutoring is given. The content of the assignment is to analyze energy practices challenges and suggest...

Starting Date 11.09.2023

Sustainable Transportation and Electrical Power Systems

Name of Institution Sapienza University of Rome, University of Nottingham, Istituto Politécnico - Coimbra, Universidad de Oviedo

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Course Type MSc

Duration 2 years

The Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters Degree in Sustainable Transportation and Electrical Power Systems (EMJMD STEPS) will provide students with the advanced education required to become highly qualified electrical and electronic engineers in the three areas of the energy sector which require the highest knowledge of technological content and that have...

Starting Date 02.10.2023

Environment and Development of Mountain Regions

Name of Institution National Technical University of Athens

Country Greece

Course Type MSc

Duration 1 year

Will modern man turn with a veneration to what has been saved, to the valuable natural and cultural heritage of the mountainous areas or will come to consume, to ruin what has been left, to walk away, once again, for good? The same dilemma also begets a question for the...