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Digital and Sustainable Manufacturing Engineering

Rijeka, Croatia

Degree type
Master's degree
Duration
18 months (90 ECTS)
Languages
English
Pace
Not verified
Study format
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Application deadline
Applications open 1 October 2026 and close 31 July 2027
Earliest start
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Tuition
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Subject: Engineering and Technology

Introduction

Joint double-degree master under the EU4Dual alliance on green and digital transformation of manufacturing. Students choose one of four specialisations, complete 150 hours of work experience and write the thesis in a European company.

Source and last check

Facts on this page were taken from the university’s own page and last checked on 2026-10-30. Details change: confirm deadlines and fees with the university.

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