Digital And Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering The European Dual Studies University (EU4Dual)

Overview

The European Joint Masters Degree in Digital and Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering is a three-semester programme (30 ECTS each) offering specialised, international education designed to bridge the gap between advanced manufacturing and digital optimization, integrating academic rigor with industrial immersion. 

Key Programme Features

• Global Thematic Pathways: Students choose from four specialised tracks across four countries, providing a breadth of technological exposure and cultural immersion beyond the scope of a single institution.
• Modern Multidisciplinary Curriculum: While maintaining a rigorous foundation in core engineering (math, mechanics, and materials science), the programme integrates sustainability and societal impact into its technical framework.
• Industry-Driven Design: Developed and taught alongside industry partners, the curriculum remains agile. This "dual approach" ensures a continuous feedback loop that addresses real-world skill gaps and emerging industrial trends.

• Professional Integration: Beyond hosting students, partner companies act as core designers and guest lecturers, ensuring graduates are prepared for current market challenges.

Careers

Digital And Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering at EU4Dual produces a new type of graduate who has:

• Studied international case studies;
• Been taught by industry experts from across Europe;
• Participated in global research projects and studied abroad;
• Collaborated internationally using digital technologies; and/or
• Completed an internship in another country

The Joint Dual Master is a strong foundation for a career as:

• Chief Technological Officer (CTO)
• Manufacturing Engineer

• Calculation / Simulation Engineer

There are three mobility windows in Semesters 1 and 3, for which the modality will be based on BIP. This is especially well-adapted to students who combine studies with work and allows them to train in aspects such as virtual and multidisciplinary teamworking. Teaching staff will also be involved in this BIP mobility.

Further course details can be found on the university website. 

Visa and Residency Requirements

Non-EU Students: 

• As the programme begins in Spain, physical presence from day one is mandatory. 
• Apply at the Spanish consulate in your country of residence for a Student Visa.
• For stays exceeding 90 days, you must complete a two-step process: the initial visa plus a long-term stay authorisation.

EU/EEA Students: 

• Registration in the Central Register of Foreigners is mandatory for stays over 3 months.
• Apply in person at the local Foreigners’ Office or Police Station within 3 months of entry. A registration certificate is issued immediately.

Contact the university for further detailed visa information.