Greetings from Aalto Prof. Rodrigo Serna METYK seminar December 13th , 2016

Aalto University’s international programs on sustainable raw materials processing

European Mining, Minerals and Environmental Program

• An international cooperation program celebrating its 20th

anniversary in 2016!

• An consortium of top-level universities offering exchange programs in mining and mineral processing

• Various partner universities in its history, current partners include:

European Mining, Minerals and Environmental Program

• European Mining Course (EMC)

• Two-year joint triple degree program offered by a consortium of Europe's leading universities in resource engineering: Aalto University, TU Delft and RWTH Aachen University

• Program builds on the strengths and the complementary expertise in earth sciences of these three universities, leading to a high-quality degree in mining engineering

European Mining, Minerals and Environmental Program

• European Mineral and Recycling Engineering Course (EMREC)

• MSc mobility program offered by two European leading universities in resource engineering: Aalto University and TU Delft

• Leads to an outstanding qualification in mineral and recycling process engineering

European Mining, Minerals and Environmental Program • Accomplishments of the Federation of European Mining Programs

(FEMP): • The preservation of mining and minerals engineering programs at several

universities • Build relationships between 5 geographically diverse universities • Educating over 750 students with 61 nationalities

• Contributions > 2 million Euros since 2001 for students • Participation in Erasmus Mundus program from 2008-2014

with > 4 million Euros in scholarships to 62 (most non EU) students

• 5-10% of students continued with PhD or MBA • Alumni employed by 240 companies, 50 countries • Network of ~25 companies in 12 countries on 3 continents • Organized 16 annual meetings with > 2000 participants at 12 locations in 6

countries

European Mining, Minerals and Environmental Program

From 8 to 780 students and alumni in 20 years

EMMEP’s current industrial partners European Mining, Minerals and Environmental Program

• Current industrial sponsors

Circular Economy Design Forum

• EIT-Raw Materials Master’s education project

• Creates a network of universities interested in promoting entrepreneurship in metallic raw materials production

• Three academic partners (Aalto University + Freiberg University + Wroclaw University of Technology) and an industrial partner (Outotec)

Circular Economy Design Forum

• ”Training the trainers” event coordinated by Aalto Ventures

Program

• Entrepreneurial education in the context of circular economy

• Circular Economy Entrepreneurship in System Integrated Metals Processing (CEE SIMP)

• EIT-Raw Materials Doctoral education program

• Pilot course successfully carried out in Spring 2016

• Doctoral level course of 5ECST organized by Aalto University together with its eight partners; KU Leuven, TUDelft, Lund University, Tallinn University of Technology, Lappeenranta University of Technology, Outotec, Jernkontoret and Dimecc

Circular Economy Entrepreneurship in System Integrated Metals Processing (CEE SIMP)

• CEE SIMP in a nutshell

• Two year project, pilot in spring 2016, from February to June

• 2nd course in spring 2017 with a 50% increased intake (from 20 metallurgists, chemists, environmental scientists and geologists to 30 students) in a slightly modified form (expansion approved by EIT).

• Focus on circular economy, entrepreneurship and utilization of waste streams from metals processing

Circular Economy Entrepreneurship in System Integrated Metals Processing (CEE SIMP)

Course aims

• Students: • Development of an entrepreneurial insight

• ”Lectures + assignments + campus = knowledge + opportunity = successful course”

• Multidisciplinarity – learning from peers’ different approaches

• Participation of industry actors, presence of the partner companies in the Summer

Camp and Idea Camp.

• Interaction with students, speakers and industry representatives

• Companies: • New feasible ideas for utilization of process waste

Shaping the future: science and art together with technology and business