International Summer School “Sustainable Energy Technologies and Optimization” at UPM
General information about UPM International Summer Schools
The UPM International Summer Schools are multilingual study abroad programmes. They address some of the latest trends in engineering and architecture, combined with a taste of Spanish language and culture in one of Europe’s most cosmopolitan cities.
The UPM International Summer Schools reach out to a worldwide audience by combining courses taught in English (Anglotech) and Spanish (Hispanotech).
Students of the UPM International Summer School will:
- Get acquainted with the latest technological trends, visit laboratories and benefit from the insight of industry experts
- Gain access to advanced knowledge on architecture and engineering, and visit notable buildings and sites
- Experience learning in a multicultural classroom with peers from different parts of the world
- Get a feeling for Spanish language, an appreciation of Spanish culture and enjoy the Spanish way of life
The UPM International Summer Schools offer face to face courses on one of the UPM’s campuses. They also offers an interesting cultural and social programme, including day trips to world heritage sites like Toledo, Segovia, and guided walks around Madrid and visits to the Prado and Reina Sofía Museums.
Registration deadline:
Until 30 April 2023.
Subtopic 1:
The shift to Clean Energy technologies is urgent in order to limit climate change.Renewable energy sources (solar, wind, biomass,…) will be the core of our energy system, and a number of technological challenges should be addressed to ease the transition.
Contact Hours | 10 |
Dates | 3-7 July |
Director | David Fuertes |
Subtopic 2:
Optimization of Clean Energy Production Systems in Microsoft Excel
Introduction to mathematical formulation and optimization techniques to find the best solution for decision-making problems using Microsoft Excel. The proposed problems are based on the operation of clean energy production systems. This hands-on course with a lot of student participation focuses on real-world clean energy production system case studies.
Contact Hours | 10 |
Dates | 5-7 July |
Director | Manuel J. Chazarra Jover |
Reduced participation fees, travel and subsistence support
With regard to the registration fee, UPM offers students from EELISA universities (BME, ENPC, ITU, PSL, SNS, SSSA, FAU, UPB, UPM) a discount which consists in the payment of 50% of the registration fee. A discount and support for travel and accomodoation cannot be granted twice to the same EELISA applicant for UPM international summer schools 2023. UPM decides on the final assignment of spots and fees. Travel and accommodation might be supported by your EELISA institution, please contact your local EELISA project coordinator.
Institution | Contact person(s) and position | Email address |
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BME | Sára Tóvölgyi / Kata Kapusy / Sándor Kiss | tovolgyi.sarolta@gtk.bme.hu kapusy.kata@gtk.bme.hu ksandor@math.bme.hu |
ENPC | Marie Christine Bert | marie-christine.bert@enpc.fr |
FAU | Eike Trost | eelisa@fau.de |
ITÜ | Emrah Acar | acare@itu.edu.tr |
PSL | Camille Roger | camille.roger@psl.eu |
PSL-Chimie | Antoine Mercier | antoine.mercier@chimieparistech.psl.eu |
PSL-Mines | Alma Catala Luna | alma.catala@minesparis.psl.eu |
SNS | Darya Krasilnikov | eelisa@sns.it |
SSSA | Rossella Raso | rossella.raso@santannapisa.it |
UPB | Mariana Munteanu | mariana.munteanu@upb.ro |
UPM | María Luisa Martínez Muneta | luisa.mtzmuneta@upm.es |
350€ (50% of the registration fee for EELISA members)
