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PEGASUS
Strong scientific knowledge + Research laboratories + Industrial partners + National networking + International networking = PEGASUS
NI Aerospace and Defense Forum 2013
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RWTH Aachen TU Berlin TU Braunschweig Universitt Stuttgart TU Dresden Cranfield University University of Bristol University of Glasgow
KTH Stockholm
CVUT Prague
Politechnika Warszawska
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Kharkiv Aviation Institute
Scientific, technical and human studies One month in a company as a worker Engineering sciences
2nd year
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3rd year
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Bachelor (Laurea) Master in Space Engineering Single track, with two electives Focus on spacecraft design
Master in Aeronautical Engineering 1st semester: common core nd 2 semester: common electives rd 3 and 4th semester: specialisation Aerodynamics Flight mechanics and systems Propulsion Structures Fixed wing Rotary wing PhD in Aerospace Engineering NI Aerospace and Defense Forum 2013
PhD (3 YEARS)
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Research laboratories
LEA
Heat transfer
LMPM
LET
Staff : 260
LCD
LISI
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Research laboratories
Lab of Experimental Aerodynamics Lab of Technological Processes Lab of Structural Testing Lab of Space Components Lab of Composites and Smart Structures Lab of Materials Characterization Lab of Non Destructive Inspection
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National networking
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International networking
THE PEGASUS ACHIEVEMENTS Reciprocal recognition of common quality: the PEGASUS labels Certificate and A.W.A.R.D. in recognition of an individual students multi-national experience. All partners have agreed on a specific curriculum description format, enabling an immediate understanding of the level of education provided by the partners. The PEGASUS Course Catalogue has been published (3 edition 2009) Increased mobility among PEGASUS Partners.
Cross breeding of curricula and new crossed engineering profiles generated by the EU student mobility.
Cross-breeding of curricula is slowly taking place during the implementation of the Sorbonne Bologna 3+2 scheme.
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Industrial partners
WHY are industrial partners fundamental in the Academic context HOW are industrial partners involved in PEGASUS
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PEGASUS achievements
PEGASUS-Industry Alliance
PEGASUS Council established a body, called PEGASUS-Industry
Alliance, in which the aerospace industrial community and the PEGASUS network are equally represented to discuss all issues relevant to this subject. The main objective of the PEGASUS-Industry Alliance is to contribute to reinforcement of the European academic and industrial relations for mutual benefits. The basic criteria for selecting the industrial partners are both the size of the company and the pan-European dimension of its activities. Examples of actions so far: Airbus-PEGASUS internships (implemented), Thales Alenia Space PhD program (under discussion), Quality Check of aerospace engineering programmes (PERSEUS label, implemented).
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PEGASUS achievements
PERSEUS label (PEGASUS European Recognition of Scientific Excellence of UniversitieS)
PEGASUS agrees that a new European system for QA in Aerospace
Engineering Education should be applied for on a voluntary basis and if possible should not duplicate existing accreditation systems. The new system should focus on the qualifications and skills of the graduates right after graduation, taking into account the requirements of the European aerospace sector. PEGASUS, as the only European network of excellence in Aerospace Engineering education, is able to lay the foundation for a sort of European society for QA in Aerospace Engineering Education. PEGASUS, through the newly created PEGASUS-Industry Alliance, has established an entity for developing a quality/excellence label, PERSEUS, including peer reviews and site visits. First audits for PEGASUS programmes in 2012. Peer review teams include academic and industrial experts.
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