If you take part in EMREC based at Aalto University you are enrolled in the Master track Sustainable Metals Processing. The first two semesters you will follow courses in Aalto (60 ECTS). The third semester you will be located at Delft University of Technology as an exchange student following courses in Geo-Resource Engineering (30 ECTS). The fourth semester consists of a thesis project (30 ECTS).

Upon successful completion Aalto University issues your diploma.

Aalto University is a multidisciplinary research institution created in 2010 from the merger of three leading universities in Finland (Helsinki University of Technology, Helsinki School of Economics and University of Art and Design Helsinki). The main campus of Aalto University is located in Otaniemi, Espoo, which is a neighboring city to the capital Helsinki.
At Aalto, there are about 20,000 degree-seeking students. The students are supported by approximately 5,000 staff members, of which 380 are professors.

If you take part in EMREC based at Delft University of Technology you are enrolled in the Master track Geo Resource Engineering. The first semester you will follow courses in Delft (30 ECTS). The second semester you will be located at Aalto University as an exchange student following courses in Sustainable Metals Processing (30 ECTS). The last two semester you will follow courses on Material Science Engineering (20 ECTS) or Resources and Recycling engineering (20 ECTS), followed by a thesis project (40 ECTS).

Upon successful completion Delft University of Technology issues your diploma.

With more than 13,000 undergraduate and graduate students and 4,500 employees, Delft University of Technology is one of the largest universities in The Netherlands. The university is internationally recognised for its cutting-edge research on technical subjects.
Delft annually awards degrees to hundreds of engineers and technologists who go on to excel in science and business.