About EURECA-PRO
EURECA-PRO is part of the European Universities initiative, a new model of collaboration among higher education institutions aimed at enhancing excellence within the European Higher Education Area in the long term.
University of Petrosani is a proud member of the EURECA-PRO alliance of 9 like-minded European universities on responsible consumption and production.
Together, we aim to enable students and staff to study, teach and research in the field of responsible consumption and production.
Partner Universities
University of Petrosani is a proud member of the EURECA-PRO alliance of 9 like-minded European universities on responsible consumption and production.
Together, we aim to enable students and staff to study, teach and research in the field of responsible consumption and production.
MASTER STUDY PROGRAM
Responsible Consumption and Production
As part of EURECA-PRO Alliance, University of Petrosani offers the Master Study Program “Responsible Consumption and Production”. The mission of the Responsible Consumption and Production master’s degree program in Industrial Engineering is to provide students with the cognitive and behavioural skills needed to become industrial systems specialists in an increasingly complex and dynamic economic environment from a sustainable development perspective and to develop scientific research capacity based on modern computer-aided concepts in the context of responsible consumption and production. Graduates of this specialization acquire the necessary training for the design, operation and maintenance of systems used in various industries, in businesses and companies, under conditions of environmental protection and clean energy use. The study program is carried out within EURECA-PRO, a university alliance that aims to be a leader in research and innovation in the field of RESPONSIBLE CONSUMPTION AND PRODUCTION and to become a global and interdisciplinary learning center.
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