On March 14 and 15, ETSIDI hosted the final conference of this project coordinated by the UPM, attended by members of the EELISA, ENHANCE, and EUt+ alliances and other collaborators with the goal of sharing the results of a year’s work in creating a framework that allows for the development of joint European degrees in the field of engineering.
With the purpose of gathering opinions and recommendations for the proper development of the JEDI label, the project is launching three surveys to summarize all the objectives and strategies to be followed for the accurate creation and implementation of the label.
Alberto Garrido, Vice-Rector for Quality and Efficiency at the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid and coordinator of the European University EELISA, one of the three European Universities Alliances partnering with JEDI, presented the current status of this pilot project for the development of joint European engineering degrees.
