📋 Tender Overview
Main DREAM aims are:
- To promote a more integrated way of thinking which is the system view in order to form multidisciplinary specialists trained for the new jobs and challenges of future power systems
- To respond to the European Commission expectations and objectives in increasing the share of renewable generation and reach the energy and climate targets
DREAM students will spend their first semester in France to acquire background in Power Systems and Automatic Control and will move for the second semester to Germany, Spain or Romania. Third semester can be done in any of the partners HEI, by choosing one of the following specialties:
- Smart grids dynamics and control - transmission/distribution/microgrids (France)
- Advanced wind turbine control, protection systems (Germany)
- Power electronics in power systems (Spain)
- Smart power systems (Romania)
The mobility scheme will thus consist in visiting 2 or 3 EU countries in the first 3 semesters. Semester 4 is devoted to the Master’s Thesis. The students will then receive double or triple degrees from the institution they studied in.
