Smart Grids: A Concret Topic for Master Students and International Partnership

In recent years there have been considerable interest and research activities in renewable energy aiming to support sustainable and smart energy delivery. Advanced solutions in green technology need to be supported by a wide range of education approaches. Several curricula like in the areas of electrical and information engineering, chemistry, physics mechanical & buildings have start to modify their classical pedagogical content to provide skills related to sustainable development in their learning outcome. In the framework of a Eramus Mundus Project, University of Claude Bernard Lyon 1 has launch a new master degree within electrical and information thematic to take account of green technology in it's pedagogical content and in order to facilitate mobility in the Glink Eramus Mundus program focusing in this thematic.