European polytechnic institutes
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European polytechnic institutes are higher education institutions that emphasize applied science and engineering education, combining rigorous theoretical instruction with practical, laboratory-based training.
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| Predicate | Object |
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| instanceOf |
engineering school category
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type of higher education institution → |
| aim |
application of scientific knowledge to practical problems
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training engineers for industry → |
| collaborateWith |
industry partners
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research institutes → |
| educationModel |
combination of theoretical instruction and practical training
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| emphasize |
applied sciences education
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engineering education → |
| feature |
laboratory-based training
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project-based learning → |
| focus |
industry-oriented curricula
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technology and innovation → |
| grant |
bachelor of engineering degrees
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doctor of philosophy in engineering degrees → master of engineering degrees → |
| historicalOrigin |
polytechnic movement of the 18th and 19th centuries
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| influencedBy |
industrialization in Europe
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| languageOfInstruction |
increasingly English for advanced programs
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often national languages of European states → |
| locatedIn |
Europe
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| mayBe |
private institutions
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public institutions → |
| offer |
doctoral engineering programs
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graduate engineering programs → undergraduate engineering programs → |
| oftenInclude |
innovation and entrepreneurship centers
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technology parks or incubators → |
| participateIn |
Erasmus+ mobility programs
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European Higher Education Area → |
| pedagogicalApproach |
internships in industry
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laboratory experiments → practice-oriented teaching → problem-based learning → |
| qualityAssurance |
evaluated by national or European accreditation agencies
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| regulation |
subject to national higher education laws in European countries
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| researchRole |
applied research and development
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| support |
technology transfer to industry
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| typicalFields |
applied chemistry
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applied physics → civil engineering → computer engineering → electrical engineering → environmental engineering → industrial engineering → information technology → materials science → mechanical engineering → |
Referenced by (3)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
|---|---|
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António Guterres
("Instituto Superior Técnico")
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almaMater |
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Albert Einstein
("ETH Zurich")
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educatedAt |
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William Barton Rogers
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influencedBy |