Automotive Computing

for Mobility Innovation

Automotive Computing is a significant field in relation to the strategic priorities of the European Union. The automotive industry provides a substantial portion of industrial employment in Europe and plays a key role in maintaining global competitive advantage and enhancing European competitiveness.

The project focuses on the development of a joint master's degree program in cooperation with five universities from four European countries: Škoda Auto University and Unicorn University (Czech Republic), the University of Žilina (Slovakia), Seinäjoki University of Applied Sciences (Finland), and Transilvania University of Brașov (Romania).

The project aims to develop the content, structure, and policies of the joint study program, including process and administrative procedures and model agreements that will support the future implementation of a joint Erasmus Mundus Joint Masters program.