European Project Semester

The European Project Semester is a program offered by eighteen European universities in twelve countries throughout Europe (The Netherlands, Norway, Poland, Spain, Germany, Belgium, Portugal, France, Romania, Austria, United Kingdom and Finland). The EPS is offered to third year university/college students. EPS is created with engineering students in mind, but other students are also welcome.

Since its start in 1994, EPS has become a huge success. The EPS-program is crafted to address the design requirements of the degree and prepare engineering students with all the necessary skills to face the challenges of today's world economy. Classes are offered to students in a cohort format; that is students participating in EPS meet together as a group each day to build their engineering skills in class and then meet in teams of 2-10 students to work on their dedicated projects. International student teams work on interdisciplinary projects with commercial businesses and industries, selected to match the students' specializations and capabilities as well as to develop their inter-cultural communication and teamwork skills.

SPRING SEMESTER 2019: EPS projects will be arranged in the spring 2019. Application deadline: 1 November. We welcome  your application.
Course book for EPS autumn semester.

AUTUMN SEMESTER 2018: Three EPS project will be arranged in the autumn 2018.

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EARLIER PROJECTS

• Spring 2018: Yumi ABB Robot, R3-DFin, FloSoP
• Autumn 2017: Tomato Picker, 3D-Printing Robotic Arm, Circular Economy, Korntainer - Wet Grain in Package
• Spring 2017: Algae Energy, Renovation Platform, W33, LNG Infra, LNG Application, University Development
• Autumn 2016: Vaasa Campus Navigator and The ABB Board Game
• Spring 2016: Academill, Renovation Center and Biogas
• Autumn 2015: Fibiod and Westenergy
• Spring 2015: Business Board Game and Smart Grid and Biomap
• Autumn 2014: AVA and IAP
• Spring 2014: Drytec and Power Vision.
• Autumn 2013: Energy Commodity Logistics for Greenhouses.
• Spring 2013: Helsingby and Mare Purum.
• Autumn 2012: Greenhouse 2012 and EnergyVillage2012.
• Spring 2012: http://eps2012s.novia.fi/
• Autumn 2011: http://eps2011.novia.fi/

Euan Slevin, who studied one European project semester says;

“I have found it very rewarding and feel I have gained a lot from the experience. I have much more experience working in a team of engineers of different disciplines and how to manage a team with different work ethics.”

Ana María Pérez Torres, who studied one European project semester at Novia UAS says;

“The experience has been super positive; The courses have been very interesting, as well as the usefulness they may have in a future work. Doing such a big project is something that is not usually done in the university, and less in a multicultural team, where you have to adapt to the way of working of people who used to be completely different from yours. A 100% recommendable experience!”

Please contact Roger Nylund at Novia for further information: roger.nylund(at)novia.fi