One of the greatest strengths of the EU4M community is the knowledge shared between our graduation years. Recently, our 2025–2027 master’s cohort wrapped up an intensive Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) course, culminating in a series of impressive final product sustainability presentations. We want to extend a massive thank you to our alumnus, Nicolás Ramírez Ortiz, who spearheaded this initiative in collaboration with the INGENIUM European University Alliance. Beyond providing lessons to the...

Engineering is a small world, but the EU4M community makes it feel even more connected. It’s always inspiring when our alumni reach back to share the exciting frontiers they are exploring. Marvel Fusion is pushing the boundaries of fusion energy in Munich, and they are looking for engineers ready to work on complex, high-impact systems. Thanks to our EU4M alumni for sharing these latest openings with the network: Scientific Electronics Engineer: https://job-boards.eu.greenhouse.io/marvelfusio...

We are proud to share the results of a double-milestone project recently completed by our students! This initiative demonstrated the full lifecycle of modern engineering—combining hardware restoration, additive manufacturing, and advanced robotics control. 🛠️ Phase 1: The Revival The journey began with the technical "revival" of three custom 3D printers: Two CoreXY machines and one 5-axis Prusa. By restoring these machines to operational status, the students are able to produce custom...