A network for CAE education

The European School of Computer Aided Engineering Technology (esocaet) was founded in 2003 by CADFEM GmbH as a network of European partners from industry and university. It meets the rising demand for well-trained simulation engineers who are able to use CAE tools efficiently by offering flexible, innovative educational opportunities in the field of numerical simulation.

Our part-time master’s degree program in Applied Computational Mechanics is especially designed for experienced engineers or scientists who are already working or would like to work in the field of Computer Aided Engineering. The program is highly practice-oriented. Participants will benefit from small classes and e-learning in the well-equipped environment of selected universities. Renowned lecturers from universities and industry will bring them up to date with the latest CAE developments. A bachelor’s degree, or an equivalent degree is required as entrance qualification.

Selected modules from the master program are offered as self-contained seminars. Participation in these courses requires basic engineering knowledge; some of them may be attended by non-academics, too. All seminars focus on one specific CAE topic and can be completed in just a few weeks. Seminars are offered in several European countries by some of esocaet's partners.