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Diploma in Operation, Capacity and Certification of Vertiports

The Diploma in Vertiport Operation, Capacity, and Certification focuses on the comprehensive study of the infrastructure necessary for the safe and efficient operation of vertiports, covering key aspects such as infrastructure design, airspace management, and operational safety for vertical takeoff and landing (VTOL) vehicles. It delves into vertiport capacity, analyzing air traffic, control procedures, and the regulations required for certification. The program includes the analysis of noise studies, route planning, and integration with urban transportation systems. It focuses on the application of methodologies to guarantee safety on the ground and in the air, using simulation tools to assess environmental and social impact, and regulatory compliance.

The diploma program prepares professionals to perform roles such as vertiport managers, capacity and planning analysts, safety specialists and certification consultants, offering knowledge in international regulations, air traffic control and advanced aviation technologies. It focuses on the optimization of operations, regulatory compliance, and sustainable development of the urban air mobility industry.

Duration6–8 months
ModeOnline
LanguageEnglish
Start datesSet by the faculty
AwardSEIUM Institute diploma
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Learning outcomes

What you will be able to do

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Comprehensive Control of Vertiport Operation, Capacity, and Certification

02

Strategic Optimization of Vertiport Operation, Capacity, and Certification

03

Comprehensive user-oriented design and validation (from modeling to manufacturing)

04

In-depth Analysis of the Design and Performance of Rotary Propellers for Vertiports

05

Modeling and Performance Analysis of Rotational Systems in Vertiports

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Simulation and Performance Evaluation of Rotating Components in Vertical Port Infrastructure

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Analysis and Performance of Rotating Systems in Vertiports

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Detailed Study of Rotor Modeling and Performance for Vertiports

Profile

Who it's for

  • Engineers with degrees in Aerospace Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Industrial Engineering, Automation Engineering, or related fields.
  • Professionals working in OEM (Original Equipment Manufacturers) of rotorcraft/eVTOL aircraft, Maintenance, Repair, and Operations (MRO) companies, consulting firms, or technology centers focused on advanced air mobility.
  • Experts in areas such as Flight Testing, aeronautical certification, avionics, control systems, and flight dynamics seeking specialization in vertiports and operations eVTOL.
  • Regulators, aeronautical authorities, and professionals involved in the development and management of Urban Air Mobility (UAM) / eVTOL projects who need to strengthen their skills in regulatory compliance and vertigo station regulation.
Recommended Requirements: Basic knowledge of aerodynamics, systems control, and structures is recommended. A B2+/C1 level of English (Common European Framework of Reference for Languages) is required to ensure optimal comprehension of the content. We offer bridging tracks for those who need to reinforce their prior knowledge.
Standards & tools

What you'll work with

  • Standards-driven curriculum: you will work with CS-27/CS-29, DO-160, DO-178C/DO-254, ARP4754A/ARP4761, ADS-33E-PRF from the first module.
  • Accreditable laboratories (EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
  • Evidence-oriented TFM: safety case, test plan, compliance dossierand operational limits.
  • Mentored by industry: teachers with experience in rotorcraft, tiltrotor, eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
  • Flexible modality (hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
  • Ethics and security: safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
Syllabus

10 modules

  1. Module 1 — Vertiport Domain: Operation and Certification
  2. 1.1eVTOL and UAM Operation: Electric Propulsion and Multiple Rotors
  3. 1.2Emerging Certification Requirements (SC-VTOL, Special Conditions)
  4. 1.3Energy and Thermal Management in E-Propulsion (Batteries and Inverters)
  5. 1.4Design for Maintainability and Modular Swaps
  6. 1.5Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Life Cycle Cost (LCC) in Rotorcraft and eVTOLs
  7. 1.6Operations and Vertiports: Airspace Integration
  8. 1.7Data and Digital Threads: MBSE/PLM for Change Control
  9. 1.8Technology Risk Assessment and Readiness: TRL/CRL/SRL
  10. 1.9Intellectual Property, Certifications, and Time to Market
  11. 1.10Case Study: Decision-Making with a Risk Matrix
  12. 1.7Data and Digital Threads: MBSE/PLM for Change Control
  13. 1.8Technology Risk Assessment and Readiness: TRL/CRL/SRL
  14. 1.9Intellectual Property, Certifications, and Time to Market
  15. 1.10Case Study: Decision-Making with a Risk Matrix
  16. 1.5
  1. 2.2Strategic Planning and Design of Optimized Vertiports
  2. 2.2Designing Vertiports for Maximum Operational Efficiency
  3. 2.3Capacity Management Strategies and Air Traffic Flow
  4. 2.4Implementing Operations Optimization Technologies
  5. 2.5Cost-Benefit Analysis in Vertiport Optimization
  6. 2.6Certification and Regulatory Compliance for Optimization
  7. 2.7Sustainability and Eco-Friendly Operating Practices
  8. 2.8Risk Management and Mitigation Strategies in Optimization
  9. 2.9Innovation and Future Trends in Vertiport Optimization
  10. 2.20Case Studies: Vertiport Optimization in Practice
  11. 2.3
  1. 3.3Evaluation of the Operation, Capacity, and Certification of Vertiports: General Aspects
  2. 3.2Regulatory Requirements and Standards Applicable to Vertiports
  3. 3.3Capacity Analysis: Modeling and Simulation of Operations in Vertiports
  4. 3.4Operational Design: Optimization of Flows and Processes in Vertiports
  5. 3.5Vertiport Certification: Standards and Processes
  6. 3.6Risk Assessment and Mitigation in Vertiport Operations
  7. 3.7Case Studies: Scenario Analysis and Simulation of Critical Situations
  8. 3.8Supporting Technologies: Management and Control Systems in Vertiports
  9. 3.9Sustainability and Efficiency: Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) in Vertiports
  10. 3.30Future of Evaluation: Trends and Challenges in Vertiport Operations
  11. 3.30
  1. 4.4Fundamentals of Rotary Propulsion: Key Principles and Concepts
  2. 4.2Aerodynamic Design of Propellers: Profiles, Geometry, and Efficiency
  3. 4.3Propeller Materials and Manufacturing: Selection and Optimization
  4. 4.4Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) for Rotary Propellers
  5. 4.5Structural Analysis of Propellers: Strength, Stiffness, and Fatigue
  6. 4.6Propeller Control and Regulation Systems: Variable Pitch, Feathering
  7. 4.7Integrating Propellers into Vertiport Design
  8. 4.8Propeller Selection and Optimization for Different Aircraft Types
  9. 4.9Propeller Testing and Validation: Wind Tunnels and Flight Testing
  10. 4.40Propeller Safety Considerations and Certification
  1. 5.5Principles of Rotational Systems Modeling
  2. 5.5Design and Simulation of Propellers and Rotors
  3. 5.3Flow Analysis and Rotational Aerodynamics
  4. 5.4Flight Dynamics and Control of Rotational Systems
  5. 5.5Integration of Rotational Systems into Vertiport Design
  6. 5.6Performance Optimization and Energy Efficiency
  7. 5.7Safety Assessment and Risk Mitigation
  8. 5.8Vibration Modeling and Analysis
  9. 5.9Advanced Applications of Rotational Systems
  10. 5.50Case Study: Modeling Rotational Systems in Vertiports
  11. 5.50
  1. 6.6eVTOL and UAM: Rotational Performance Simulation
  2. 6.2Simulation Design and Analysis for Specific Conditions
  3. 6.3Energy and Thermal Modeling and Simulation of Rotating Systems
  4. 6.4Design for Maintainability and Modular Replacement of Rotating Components
  5. 6.5Life Cycle Assessment (LCA) and Life Cycle Cost (LCC) of Rotating Systems
  6. 6.6Operational Simulation and Integration with Vertiports
  7. 6.7Data Management and Digital Threads: MBSE/PLM for Change Control
  8. 6.8Technology Risk Assessment and Readiness: TRL/CRL/SRL
  9. 6.9Intellectual Property, Certifications, and Time to Market
  10. 6.60Case Study: Decision Analysis with a Risk Matrix
  1. 7.7Fundamentals of Rotational Systems in Vertiports
  2. 7.2Aerodynamic Modeling of Rotors
  3. 7.3Structural Analysis of Rotational Components
  4. 7.4Computational Fluid Dynamics (CFD) Applied to Rotors
  5. 7.7Modeling of Flight Control Systems
  6. 7.6Simulation of Rotor Performance Under Different Conditions
  7. 7.7Optimization of Rotational System Design
  8. 7.8Evaluation of the Safety and Reliability of Rotational Systems
  9. 7.9Integration of Rotational Systems into Vertiport Design
  10. 7.70Case Studies and Practical Applications
  11. 7.8
  1. 8.8Introduction to Vertiport Operations
  2. 8.8Vertiport Capacity Design and Planning
  3. 8.3Vertiport Certification Standards and Regulations
  4. 8.4Operational Safety at Vertiports
  5. 8.5Air Traffic Management at Vertiports
  6. 8.6Vertiport Infrastructure and Equipment
  7. 8.7Passenger and Cargo Operations at Vertiports
  8. 8.8Case Studies of Successful Vertiports
  9. 8.9Vertiport Infrastructure Maintenance and Management
  10. 8.90Sustainability and Energy Efficiency at Vertiports
  11. 8.8Vertiport Capacity Optimization Strategies
  12. 8.9Improving Vertiport Operational Efficiency
  13. 8.3Optimizing Passenger and Cargo Flow
  14. 8.4Route and Schedule Analysis and Optimization
  15. 8.5Congestion and Waiting Time Management
  16. 8.6Implementing Technologies for Optimization
  17. 8.7Data Analysis and Key Performance Metrics
  18. 8.8Reducing Operating Costs and Maximizing Revenue
  19. 8.9Strategies for Marketing and Promotion of Vertiports
  20. 8.80Sustainability and Environmental Optimization in Vertiports
  21. 3.8Methods for Evaluating Operational Performance
  22. 3.8Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) for Vertiports
  23. 3.3Evaluation of Vertiport Capacity and Utilization
  24. 3.4Evaluation of Safety and Regulatory Compliance
  25. 3.5Analysis of Passenger and Cargo Flow Efficiency
  26. 3.6Evaluation of Customer Satisfaction
  27. 3.7Analysis of Vertiport Costs and Profitability
  28. 3.8Audits and Risk Assessments in Vertiports
  29. 3.8Evaluation of Sustainability and Environmental Impact
  30. 3.80Preparation of Reports and Recommendations for Continuous Improvement
  31. 4.8Principles of Rotary Propeller Design
  32. 4.8Aerodynamics of Propellers and Rotors
  33. 4.3Material Selection and Propeller Manufacturing
  34. 4.4Structural Analysis and Strength of Propellers
  35. 4.5Propeller Design for Different Aircraft Types
  36. 4.6Optimization of Propeller Performance
  37. 4.7Propeller Design for specific vertiports
  38. 4.8Testing and validation of propeller design
  39. 4.8Integration of propellers with the propulsion system
  40. 4.80Safety and noise considerations in propeller design
  41. 5.8Fundamentals of rotational system modeling
  42. 5.8Mathematical modeling of rotors and components
  43. 5.3Software and tools for rotational system modeling
  44. 5.4Simulation of the dynamic behavior of rotors
  45. 5.5Vibration and stability analysis of rotational systems
  46. 5.6Modeling of rotor-flow interaction
  47. 5.7Modeling of rotor control systems
  48. 5.8Validation and verification of rotational system models
  49. 5.8Applications of modeling in the design and analysis of vertiports
  50. 5.80Case studies of rotational system modeling
  51. 6.8Introduction to the simulation of rotating components
  52. 6.8Simulation tools and specialized software
  53. 6.3Simulation of rotor aerodynamics
  54. 6.4Simulation of the structural dynamics of components
  55. 6.5Simulation of heat transfer in rotors
  56. 6.6Fatigue and service life simulation of components
  57. 6.7Efficiency and performance analysis of components
  58. 6.8Design of experiments and analysis of simulation results
  59. 6.8Validation of simulation models
  60. 6.80Applications of simulation in the design and optimization of vertiports
  61. 7.8Principles of rotating systems analysis
  62. 7.8Aerodynamic analysis of rotors and propellers
  63. 7.3Structural dynamics and vibration analysis
  64. 7.4Energy efficiency analysis of rotating systems
  65. 7.5Service life and fatigue analysis of components
  66. 7.6Failure and reliability analysis of systems
  67. 7.7Rotor-flow interaction analysis in vertiports
  68. 7.8Test design and analysis of experimental data
  69. 7.8Optimization of system performance and efficiency
  70. 7.80Applications of analysis in the design and operation of vertiports
  71. 8.8Aerodynamic design of rotors
  72. 8.8Selection of airfoil profiles for rotors
  73. 8.3Design Structural and stress analysis of rotors
  74. 8.4Rotor materials and manufacturing
  75. 8.5Rotor performance modeling and simulation
  76. 8.6Rotor efficiency and energy performance analysis
  77. 8.7Rotor design for different types of vertiports
  78. 8.8Rotor design testing and validation
  79. 8.9Rotor integration with the propulsion system
  80. 8.0Rotor design and performance case studies
  81. 8.10
  1. 9.9Vertiport Operations
  2. 9.9Vertiport Certification and Regulations
  3. 9.3Vertiport Operational Capacity
  4. 9.4Vertiport Infrastructure and Design
  5. 9.5Vertiport Safety Management
  6. 9.6Flight Route Planning and Management
  7. 9.7Integration with Air Traffic Control Systems
  8. 9.8Operations in Adverse Weather Conditions
  9. 9.9Vertiport Case Studies and Best Practices
  10. 9.90Sustainability and Environmental Aspects of Vertiports
  11. 9.9Vertiport Operation Optimization Strategies
  12. 9.9Capacity and Performance Planning
  13. 9.3Air Traffic Management Optimization
  14. 9.4Energy Efficiency and Sustainability
  15. 9.5Vertiport Infrastructure Design and Optimization
  16. 9.6Cost and Profitability Analysis
  17. 9.7Risk Mitigation Strategies
  18. 9.8Passenger Experience Optimization
  19. 9.9Implementation of Advanced Technologies
  20. 9.90Studies of Vertiport Optimization Case Study
  21. 3.9Operational Performance Evaluation Methods
  22. 3.9Key Performance Indicators (KPIs)
  23. 3.3Capacity and Space Utilization Assessment
  24. 3.4Risk and Safety Analysis
  25. 3.5Environmental Impact Assessment
  26. 3.6Audits and Regulatory Compliance
  27. 3.7Customer Satisfaction Assessment
  28. 3.8Data Analysis and Reporting
  29. 3.9Continuous Improvement and Optimization
  30. 3.90Vertiport Evaluation Case Studies
  31. 4.9Rotary Propeller and Propulsion System Design
  32. 4.9Aerodynamic Principles and Rotor Design
  33. 4.3Rotary Propeller Materials and Manufacturing
  34. 4.4Performance and Efficiency Analysis
  35. 4.5Propeller Control and Management System Design
  36. 4.6Noise and Vibration Considerations
  37. 4.7Integration into the Overall Vertiport Design
  38. 4.8Propeller Modeling and Simulation
  39. 4.9Case Studies and Design Examples
  40. 4.90Propeller Innovations and Trends Rotating Systems
  41. 5.9Fundamentals of Rotational System Modeling
  42. 5.9Dynamics and Performance Analysis
  43. 5.3Component and Subsystem Modeling
  44. 5.4Numerical Simulation and Results Analysis
  45. 5.5Design and Optimization of Rotational Systems
  46. 5.6Model Validation and Verification
  47. 5.7Specific Applications in Vertiports
  48. 5.8Safety and Reliability Considerations
  49. 5.9Case Studies and Practical Examples
  50. 5.90Trends and Advances in Modeling
  51. 6.9Rotating Component Simulation Techniques
  52. 6.9Finite Element Modeling and Computational Fluid Dynamics
  53. 6.3Structural and Thermal Performance Analysis
  54. 6.4Airflow and Aerodynamic Effects Simulation
  55. 6.5Environmental and Acoustic Impact Assessment
  56. 6.6Design and Performance Optimization
  57. 6.7Simulation Validation and Verification
  58. 6.8Integrating Simulation into the Product Lifecycle
  59. 6.9Case Studies and Practical Applications
  60. 6.90Trends and Challenges in the Simulation
  61. 7.9Operating Principles of Rotating Systems
  62. 7.9Performance and Energy Efficiency Analysis
  63. 7.3Troubleshooting and Maintenance
  64. 7.4Control and Management Systems
  65. 7.5System Design and Optimization
  66. 7.6Integration with Other Infrastructures
  67. 7.7Vibration and Noise Analysis
  68. 7.8Safety and Regulatory Considerations
  69. 7.9Case Studies and Examples
  70. 7.90Innovations and Trends
  71. 8.9Fundamentals of Rotor Modeling
  72. 8.9Aerodynamic and Structural Analysis of Rotors
  73. 8.3Rotor Design and Optimization
  74. 8.4Simulation and Performance Analysis
  75. 8.5Material Selection and Manufacturing
  76. 8.6Integration with Vertiport Design
  77. 8.7Safety and Noise Considerations
  78. 8.8Model Testing and Validation
  79. 8.9Case Studies and Practical Examples
  80. 8.90Trends and Challenges in Rotor Modeling
  1. 1. Comprehensive Mastery of Vertiport Operation, Capacity, and Certification
  2. 1.1eVTOL and UAM: Fundamentals of Vertiport Operation and Design
  3. 1.2Vertiport Certification Requirements (Standards and Regulations)
  4. 1.3Vertiport Design and Capacity: Key Aspects
  5. 1.4Safety and Risk Management in Vertiport Operations
  6. 1.5Essential Infrastructure and Equipment for Vertiports
  7. 1.6Airspace Integration and Air Traffic Control
  8. 1.7Sustainability and Environmental Considerations in Vertiports
  9. 1.8Design for Accessibility and Passenger Flow
  10. 1.9Legal and Regulatory Aspects of Vertiports
  11. 1.10Case Study: Vertiport Planning and Development
  12. 2. Strategic Optimization of Vertiport Operation, Capacity, and Certification
  13. 2.1Operational Optimization Strategies for Vertiports
  14. 2.2Capacity Management and Bottleneck Analysis
  15. 2.3Continuous Improvement and KPIs in Vertiport Operations
  16. 2.4Implementation of technologies for optimization (automation, etc.)
  17. 2.5Cost and efficiency analysis in vertiports
  18. 2.6Modeling and simulation of vertiport operations
  19. 2.7Demand planning and resource management
  20. 2.8Route optimization and passenger flow management
  21. 2.9Information systems integration and data analysis
  22. 2.10Case study: optimization of operations in an existing vertiport
  23. 3. Evaluation of Vertiport Operation, Capacity, and Certification
  24. 3.1Methods for evaluating vertiport operations
  25. 3.2Capacity assessment and performance analysis
  26. 3.3Audits and regulatory compliance in vertiports
  27. 3.4Key performance indicators (KPIs) and data analysis
  28. 3.5Risk assessment and operational safety
  29. 3.6Energy efficiency and sustainability assessment
  30. 3.7Environmental impact and life cycle analysis
  31. 3.8Customer experience review and Satisfaction
  32. 3.9Evaluation Report and Recommendations
  33. 3.10Case Study: Evaluation of a Vertiport and Improvement Plan
  34. 4. In-Depth Analysis of the Design and Performance of Rotary Propellers for Vertiports
  35. 4.1Fundamentals of Rotor Aerodynamics
  36. 4.2Propeller Design: Theory and Practical Applications
  37. 4.3Propeller Performance Analysis: Thrust, Power, and Efficiency
  38. 4.4Modeling and Simulation of Rotary Propellers
  39. 4.5Material Selection and Propeller Manufacturing
  40. 4.6Effects of Speed ​​and Environment on Performance
  41. 4.7Vibration and Noise Analysis in Propellers
  42. 4.8Design Optimization for Different Operating Conditions
  43. 4.9Propeller Testing and Validation
  44. 4.10Case Study: Design and Performance Analysis of a Specific Propeller
  45. 5. Modeling and Performance Analysis of Rotational Systems in Vertiports
  46. 5.1Fundamentals of Rotational Systems
  47. 5.2Mathematical Modeling of Rotational Systems
  48. 5.3Dynamic Analysis of Rotors and Transmissions
  49. 5.4Selection and Design of Rotating Components
  50. 5.5Vibration and Resonance Analysis
  51. 5.6Lubrication and Thermal Management of Rotating Systems
  52. 5.7Integration of Rotating Systems into Vehicle Design
  53. 5.8Simulation and Performance Analysis of Complete Systems
  54. 5.9Maintenance and Lifecycle Management of Systems
  55. 5.10Case Study: Modeling and Analysis of a Specific Rotating System
  56. 6. Simulation and Performance Evaluation of Rotating Components in Vertiport Infrastructure
  57. 6.1Introduction to Rotating Component Simulation
  58. 6.2Simulation Tools and Software
  59. 6.3Component Modeling: Rotors, Propellers, Motors
  60. 6.4Performance Analysis: Efficiency, Thrust, Power
  61. 6.5Vibration and Noise Simulation
  62. 6.6Structural and Thermal Response Simulation
  63. 6.7Model and Results Validation
  64. 6.8Simulation Applications in Design and Optimization
  65. 6.9Integration of Simulation into the Certification Process
  66. 6.10Case Study: Simulation of a Rotating Component Specific
  67. 7. Analysis and Performance of Rotating Systems in Vertiports
  68. 7.1Fundamentals of Rotating System Design for Vertiports
  69. 7.2Selection and Sizing of Key Components
  70. 7.3Integration of Rotating Systems into Vehicle Design
  71. 7.4Performance Analysis: Efficiency and Reliability
  72. 7.5Vibration Analysis and Noise Reduction
  73. 7.6Safety and System Redundancy Analysis
  74. 7.7Integration of Control and Automation Systems
  75. 7.8System Testing and Validation
  76. 7.9System Maintenance and Lifecycle Management
  77. 7.10Case Study: Analysis of a Specific Rotating System
  78. 8. Detailed Study of Rotor Modeling and Performance for Vertiports
  79. 8.1Fundamentals of Rotor Aerodynamics
  80. 8.2Theoretical Rotor Modeling: Blade Elements, Disc Theory
  81. 8.3Computational Rotor Modeling: CFD and BEM
  82. 8.4Rotor Performance Analysis: Thrust, Power, Efficiency
  83. 8.5Interaction Modeling Rotor-Wake
  84. 8.6Vibration and Noise Analysis in Rotors
  85. 8.7Design and Optimization of Rotors for Different Applications
  86. 8.8Testing and Validation of Rotor Models
  87. 8.9Integration of Rotors into Vehicle Design
  88. 8.10Case Study: Modeling and Analysis of a Specific Rotor
  89. 8.6Vibration and Noise Analysis in Rotors
  90. 8.7Design and Optimization of Rotors for Different Applications
  91. 8.8Testing and Validation of Rotor Models
  92. 8.9Integration of Rotors into Vehicle Design
  93. 8.10Case Study: Modeling and Analysis of a Specific Rotor
Methodology, software & labs

How you'll learn

  • Hands-on methodology: test-before-you-trust, design reviews, failure analysis, compliance evidence.
  • Software (depending on licenses/partners): MATLAB/Simulink, Python (NumPy/SciPy), OpenVSP, SU2/OpenFOAM, Nastran/Abaqus, AMESim/Modelica, acoustics tools, planning toolchains DO-178C.
  • SEIUM Laboratories: scale rotor bench, vibrations/acoustics, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL for AFCS, data acquisition with strain gauging.
  • Standards and compliance: EN 9100, 17025, ISO 27001, GDPR.
Accreditable laboratories(EN ISO/IEC 17025) with rotor bench, EMC/Lightning pre-compliance, HIL/SIL, vibrations/acoustics.
Evidence-oriented Master's Thesis:safety case, test plan, compliance dossier and operational limits.
Industry Mentored:teachers with experience in training, , eVTOL/UAM and flight test.
Flexible modality(hybrid/online), international cohorts and support from SEIUM Career Services.
Ethics and safety:safety-by-design approach, cyber-OT, DIH and compliance as pillars.
Career opportunities

Where this takes you

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Admissions & scholarships

Requirements

  • Profile: Background in Computer Engineering, Mathematics, Statistics, or related fields; practical experience in NLP and valued information retrieval systems.
  • Documentation: Updated CV, academic transcript, SOP/statement of purpose, project examples or code (optional).
  • Process: Application → Technical evaluation of profile and experience → Technical interview → Review of case studies → Final decision → Enrollment.
  • Fees:
    • Single payment: 10% discount.
    • Payment in 3 installments: No fees; 30% upon registration + 2 equal monthly payments of the remaining 35%. Monthly payment: available with a 7% commission on the total; annual review. Scholarships: based on academic merit, financial need, and promoting inclusion; agreements with companies in the sector for partial or full scholarships. See "Calendar & Calls for Applications," "Scholarships & Grants," and "Fees & Financing" in the SEIUM mega-menu.

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