Everything about Idea League totally explained
IDEA League>
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| Data |
| Established |
1999 |
| Members |
5 |
| Region |
Europe |
President
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Dirk Jan van den Berg |
The
IDEA League is a strategic alliance of five of
Europe's leading
universities of
technology. On
October 6,
1999, the IDEA league was formed by the signing of a memorandum of understanding between four similar
European universities:
Imperial College London,
Delft University of Technology,
ETH Zürich and
RWTH Aachen University. Each had a research-oriented profile and each was the largest producer of engineering and science graduates in their own countries. In
2006,
ParisTech joined the collaboration. The term
IDEA comes from the first letter of each of the founding institutions.
One of the IDEA League's main ambitions is to re-establish
Europe as a technological and scientific leader by bundling academic resources and knowledge.
Currently, three schools of the members of the alliance offer a Joint Masters in Applied Geophysics, where students spend one semester at each university (
Delft University of Technology,
ETH Zürich and
RWTH Aachen University), then spend the fourth semester creating a thesis at one of the schools or in industry. The programme builds on the strengths and the complementary expertise in Earth Science at the three universities. It offers a combination of study and research. During the program students can specialize in either hydrocarbon exploration and management or environmental and engineering investigations, including geothermal energy exploration and management, and will also receive a solid background in the other speciality.
Current members
» Note: *estimate, **incl. doctorandi, all numbers for 2005Further Information
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