Life in Electric Land

General description

Have you ever been curious to find out how energy is produced in a hydro-electric power station and why dams were built for?

You are about to begin reading about our new adventure. Relax. Concentrate. Dispel every other thought. Now it is all about the ENERGY.

We are looking for someone to share an adventure with. Join us this summer in Electric Land and get an insight into the field of electrical energy. Wait, do you know where it is located? Exactly, it is in the Heart of Transylvania, the place where no garlic grows, all the vampires are living and the Electric Castle festival takes place.

Let’s meet and discuss with our University’s research groups in the field of energy and find solutions to simplify real world problems. We planned super interesting things for you, like superconductivity and how superconducting technologies strive to enter the energy market and produce a long awaited - Energy Revolution.

Don’t miss the chance to be electrified with students from all around Europe and achieve great results together. Come and charge your batteries in Romania’s beautiful nature and learn new things in this field.

Wait no more and send us your letter!

Academic information

Fields of activity:
Chemical Engineering , Chemistry/Chemical Technology , Electrical/Electromechanical Engineering , Electronic/Electrotechnical Engineering , Environmental Engineering , Physics/Physics Engineering , Power Engineering , Telecommunications/Electronics
Content and topics:
Course on energy storage: its technological, technical and economical aspects as well as energy management. Also includes its application in power industry and transportation. Theoretical courses will reflect the interests of our University’s research groups in the field of energy. A special focus of the course will be on superconductivity and how superconducting technologies strive to enter the energy market. In the experimental part students will get hands-on experience with current high temperature superconducting coated conductor technology.
Learning goals and objectives:
Students will be introduced to the topics of energy production, transport, use and storage. Also, they will find solutions to simplify real world problems.
Examination type:
Project with final presentation or written examination
ECTS credits issued:
1.0

Information for applicants

Selection criteria:
Motivational letter, answers to the questions and interest in the topic.

Practical arrangements

All of the following are covered by the event fee:

Lodging:
Student dorms
Meals:
3 meals per day, at least one hot
Transportation:
Public transportation during the stay in Cluj Napoca