SPARK Lab is a high-performance, four-day intensive workshop hosted by the Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM). Designed to bridge the gap between digital design and real-world implementation, the programme moves validated engineering concepts from the screen to the factory and workshop floor. During this onsite phase, students will combine hands-on engineering practice with the study…
This is not just a passive series of theoretical lectures. SPARK Core is an interactive, challenge-based learning experience. From day one, you will be placed into cross-border international teams working in a collaborative digital ecosystem. Together, you will solve engineering problems, share data, and co-design real components. You will learn to manage digital fatigue and team workload under professional Product Lifecycle…
Building a Lifestyle and Networking Campus (BALANCE) introduces the concept of sustainable performance and how it depends on the effective management of fundamental human resources. Just as engineering systems operate within defined physical and operational limits, students also function within physiological and cognitive boundaries that influence their ability to concentrate, collaborate and perform efficiently under…
SPARK, Sustainable Performance Training for Future Engineers: Integrating Wellbeing, Simulation and Collaborative Innovation is an international educational initiative jointly organized by Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM, Spain), POLITEHNICA Bucharest (Romania), and Istanbul Technical University (Turkey). Open to students from all universities within the EELISA alliance, the program offers a unique opportunity to explore the intersection…
The 1st EELISA Space Challenge is a two-day hybrid event dedicated to the Space Industry, space technologies, and hands-on aerospace education. The activity brings together students, educators, researchers, industry professionals, public authorities, and student organisations from across the EELISA Alliance. The event is structured around two main components. The first is the Rocketry Workshop, where…
Did you know that Bertalan Lajos Street, stretching between the Danube riverbank and one of the main thoroughfares of Budapest’s District XI, forms a pedestrian-friendly axis connecting several of BME’s historic and contemporary campus buildings? This unique urban corridor sits at the intersection of university life and city life, linking academic spaces, public areas, and…
From Theoretical Sessions to Field Experience is the first of two onsite event organised in the frame of the Joint Call activity Circular Campus 2030. This activity is organised by POLITEHNICA Bucharest and is designed as an interdisciplinary and experiential learning event,the workshop will provide participants with the opportunity to explore the concepts of circularity, sustainability…
The CIRCULAR CAMPUS 2030 Hackathon is the last event organised in the frame of the Joint Call activity Circular Campus 2030. This activity is organised by POLITEHNICA Bucharest and is designed for the final collaborative phase of the project, bringing together all thematic directions, methodologies and research outcomes developed throughout the previous online workshops and the…
the role of circular waste management and waste-to-resource systems within the broader transition towards sustainable, resource-efficient and climate-resilient university campuses is the third of 3 workshops and 2 onsite events organised in the frame of the Joint Call activity Circular Campus 2030. This activityis organised by POLITEHNICA Bucharest and aims to introduce participants to the…
SDG-oriented impact assessment and stakeholder-driven prioritization within the broader transition towards climate-neutral, circular and resilient university campuses. is the second of 3 workshops and 2 onsite events organised in the frame of the Joint Call activity Circular Campus 2030. This first touchpoint is organised by Universidad Politecnica de Madrid, and aims to provide participants with…