The driver for the EMJM PROMISE
The Erasmus Mundus Joint Master in Sustainable Mineral and Metal Processing Engineering-EMJM PROMISE is being established due to the awareness of increasing demands in the quantity and diversity of minerals, metals, and materials as we move towards renewable energy, electromobility, digital communication and other clean-energy technologies.
PROMISE is the consortium involving the cooperation between four leading universities in mineral processing and mining engineering: University of Oulu from Finland (UOULU), University of Zagreb from Croatia (UNIZG), Montanuniversität Leoben from Austria (MUL) and Universidad Federico Santa Maria from Chile (USM).
Recent News
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Evaluation results for the applications to the 3rd intake
All 200 valid applications have been evaluated. The rankings in the table below comprise several criteria. As the consortium needs to consider some other criteria as well in selecting the scholarship holders, a high ranking does not necessarily result in Read More …
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Selection for the 3rd intake is ready
After reviewing 200 valid applications, the PROMISE consortium has made its choice. 22 full Erasmus Mundus scholarships can be awarded for the 3rd intake. The notifications will be sent presently. The recipients must accept the scholarship latest until 27 March, Read More …
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Review of the first cohort’s semester at University of Zagreb
Prof. Gordan Bedeković compiled a review and impressions of the first cohort’s semester in Zagreb. See below to see what our students experienced here!
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27 students: The second cohort is complete and started to prepare their journey
Scholarships have been accepted by 21 of our applicants. We are happy that 6 more with high ranking decided to take part as self-funded students. Our second cohort already secured their study rights in Finland, which is one requirement to Read More …
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Evaluation results from application for the 2nd cohort
All valid applications have been evaluated. The rankings in the tables below comprise several criteria. As the consortium needs to consider some other criteria as well in selecting the scholarship holders, a high ranking does not necessarily result in offering Read More …
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Induction day for our first cohort
September 5th saw the induction day for our first students. Representatives of the four universities in the consortium met with them in Oulu and sent them off into the first semester of their master program. 21 students from 13 countries Read More …
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