The strategic partnership with Danieli Group is getting stronger.
The company is a member of the MIB Consortium and it is represented in the School’s Board and Scientific Committee and now becomes a Sponsor of the MBA best talents, awarding an MBA Scholarship.
Established in 1914, Danieli is one of the 3 top manufacturers of plants and machines for the steel-making industry in the world. It is renowned world leader in mini-mills and in facilities for the production of long products.
The Danieli Group companies are located in 16 countries: Italy, United States, Holland, Germany, Sweden, United Kingdom, France, Spain, India, Thailand, China, Austria, Vietnam, Brazil, Mexico and Japan.
The Group employs nearly 10,000 people with a turnover of 2.7 billion euros (2018).
MBA SCHOLARSHIP
The Danieli Group Scholarship will cover 50% of the MBA tuition fee.
The candidates should meet the following requirements:
- EU Citizenship;
- Academic degree (or equivalent qualification) in Engineering;
- Good working knowledge of Italian and English;
- At least 3 years of post-graduate work experience;
- Less than 31 years old as of 31st December 2019;
- Knowledge of Russian, Chinese or French is considered an asset.
Danieli's HR Team will take part in the selection process and reserves the right to assess the winner's profile for a possible collaboration in the Group.
For information on how to apply and on the selection process, go to the Danieli Group Scholarship page.
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In the aerospace sector, ESTECO technology is used by Lockheed Martin, Embraer and Leonardo company.
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Toyota, Ford, Jaguar Land Rover and Volvo are some of the automotive industry giants who have chosen software developed in Trieste to help create better vehicles in less time.
In the aerospace sector, ESTECO technology is used by Lockheed Martin, Embraer and Leonardo company.
In a recent project, Esteco developed software for optimizing the hull of Luna Rossa TP52, the Italian competitor in the 36th edition of America's Cup, conceived to be the fastest single hull in the world.
