European Joint Master in Digital and Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering
Study across leading European partner universities, specialise in one of four advanced manufacturing tracks, and gain practical experience through EU4Dual’s work-based learning model.
The European Joint Master in Digital and Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering is designed to prepare engineers for the future of sustainable, digital and human-centred industry.
Free to apply · 100 places across 4 tracks · Guidance for mobility and pre-arrival procedures
A European Joint Master developed within the EU4Dual Alliance
The programme is developed by EU4Dual partner universities and connects students with academic, industrial and regional ecosystems across Europe.
EU4Dual Alliance
DHBW ⋅ MCAST ⋅ John von Neumann University ⋅ PAR University College ⋅ Savonia University of Applied Sciences
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A Master's for the future of European industry
Manufacturing is changing fast. Digitalisation, sustainability, circularity and human-centred technologies are reshaping how products are designed, produced and delivered.
The European Joint Master in Digital and Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering prepares students to become engineers capable of responding to this transformation.
Through academic learning, international mobility, applied projects and work-based learning, students develop the technical, digital and transversal skills needed in modern industrial environments.
Designed for employability, built with industry relevance
This Master’s prepares students to address the green and digital transformation of manufacturing from an engineering perspective.
Students will develop the ability to connect advanced engineering knowledge with sustainability, digitalisation, applied innovation and real industrial challenges.
After completing the programme, students will be able to:
- Understand the green and digital transitions from a manufacturing engineering perspective.
- Apply circularity, digitalisation and sustainability principles to manufacturing systems.
- Develop advanced technical knowledge in one specialisation track.
- Work in international and multidisciplinary engineering contexts.
- Connect academic learning with practical industrial challenges.
- Prepare for roles in manufacturing, digital production, sustainability, robotics, simulation, additive manufacturing or applied research.
Why choose this Master’s?
A European programme for the future of manufacturing
The programme focuses on digitalisation, sustainability, circularity and human-centred manufacturing — key priorities for Europe’s industrial transformation.
Four specialised tracks
Choose between Simulation-driven Innovation in Manufacturing, Smart Production Engineering, Additive Manufacturing Technologies or Robotics for Manufacturing.
Strong academic and industry relevance
The curriculum is aligned with advanced manufacturing, sustainable industry and digital production needs.
A dual learning approach
Students combine academic learning with practical, work-based learning experiences connected to industry and applied research.
International by design
The programme is developed by EU4Dual partner universities and connects students with different academic, industrial and regional ecosystems.
Connected to the EU4Dual ecosystem
Students benefit from an alliance working on joint education, research, mobility, micro-credentials and industry collaboration.
The student journey
From your application to graduation – here’s what your full experience looks like, stage by stage, across the EU4Dual Alliance.
Next intake: September 2026
Applications close: July 2026
