Philosophy
From the very beginning, the initiators of UNITECH International planned a selective program for qualified engineering students with a limited number of universities and companies involved. Compared with other programs, the UNITECH approach has clear advantages:
- common aims and visions of the participating universities and companies
- mutual trust in one another and a high level of co-operation of all parties involved
- rigorous selection in the admission of participants (full-day Assessment Center)
- unique combination of academic theory and practice abroad with a focus on management and business training
- working experience with Corporate Partners through international internships
- three joint-training modules for all students, each with a strong “networking” nature
- upon completion of the program and the master’s degree at the home university, the student graduates and may carry the title of UNITECH fellow
- a very active and vibrant UNITECH Alumni Association to carry the UNITECH experience beyond the first year.
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