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The Project goal is to build a 2-years program at Master level labeled “Erasmus Mundus Joint Master Degree” and funded by the European Commission. The proposal will be submitted by February 2023, for a first intake in autumn 2024. In this kind of program, students typically spend one academic semester in each of the three partner countries, and then go for an internship in industry or academia. Contrary to what “Joint Master Degree” suggests, no new joint degree will be created. Instead, students will receive three Master degrees (one per visited university). The main administrative task is limited to the creation of a new track in an existing degree. Students will receive teachings from experts working at Saint-Etienne, Torino and Mu¨nchen but also from international experts working in industry or academia. Technical skills will represent roughly 80% and soft skills 20% of the teaching activities.