Expected Outcome:
- A quality, internationally competitive MSc programme in HPC across the Union with measurable key performance indicators and addressing requirements and needs of the European industry
- Advancing European expertise and leadership for HPC by improved coordination and increased availability of educational activities on HPC
- Skilled workforce and a large number of new specialists, in particular from underrepresented groups, trained in the use possessing advanced skills of current and future generation HPC and HPC-related technologies and application, making them highly qualified professionals capable of designing, optimizing, and implementing complex computational solutions ready to be employed by the European industry.
- Increased competitiveness and innovation by contributing to the development of a more skilled and knowledgeable HPC workforce, which would enhance the competitiveness and innovation potential of European companies and research institutions.
- Transfer of knowledge between academia and industry, ensuring that theoretical concepts are effectively applied in practical contexts.
- A new generation of researchers equipped to tackle grand challenges in various fields, driving advancements in HPC, also addressing pressing societal challenges, such as climate modelling, drug discovery, and healthcare optimisation, through advanced computational methods.
- Collaboration between universities and institutions across Europe to promote the exchange of best practices, educational resources, and teaching methodologies.
- Increased mobility and employability by facilitating the
