Formula E-Car Project
5 December - 5 March 2020
Project your first high-power e-car. If you are interested in solar cars, we also have opportunities for you to practice!
Our Diploma Program+Internship at a glance
Flexible Learning
Live or recorded modules make it easy for you to enhance your knowledge and improve your skills without taking time from your study and/or work
Continuous Support
Every week our staff will meet you on-line and help you improve your work
Safe Experience
You will work on a formula car project (electric or solar powertrain) while staying safely at home
Technical Webinars
You will learn about high-power Electric Powertrain (which includes batteries, motors, speed controller, and the rest of electrical components to drive the car) and Mechanical Systems (which includes the transmission, breaks, suspension, aereodynamic appendixes, steering, cooling system and chassis).
Inspirational Webinars
You will discover what Innovation really means. This will awake your entrepreneurial spirit, inspiring you with different innovative solutions from the engineering sector. You will learn that the way you present your product to the audience is as important as the product itself.
Final Certificate
The final certificate will be issued by a 70-year old Italian engineering and steel components manufacturer. It will be an asset you can bring to your current university or your future employer. Even if the program is not for credits, it will provide you with a valuable certificate stating this whole experience and a substantial workload (hours): most of universities take it as a curricular experience.
Team Working
How many times have employers asked whether you ever worked in a team? We will help you build and manage your working group
Reasonable Workload
Webinars and follow-up sessions: Once or twice per week. Both will be held in the early evening (Paris/Rome time). Recorded webinars are available
Reasonable Tuition Fee
€ 250 EURO.
Ask our staff if some discount applies: it depends on the country where you live and the university you attend.
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