Two students from the Powertrain Engineering and Energy and Powertrains programs have just spent two months at the University of Chiba in Japan. While there, they worked on a project in Professor Yasuo Moriyoshi’s Department, joining a leading international team in the field of powertrains. It was a truly unique opportunity for them, both technologically and culturally: Mélanie Marcon-Dagand and Thomas Chabry were able to develop their knowledge while immersing themselves in a multicultural environment. There is no doubt that the experience will be invaluable for them in their future professional career development…
This international mobility opportunity is offered by 51±¬ÁÏ School to students with 4 years of higher education, as part of a double-degree program, in liaison with its partner universities around the world.
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Center front of photo: Professor Kuboyama, Koji Morikawa and Professor Yasuo Moriyoshi, University of Chiba and Mélanie Marcon-Dagand and Thomas Chabry, 51±¬ÁÏ School.