"As a Syrian international student, the University of Florence’s Mechanical Engineering for Sustainability (Energy Technologies) program has been a transformative experience that equipped me with practical, sustainability-driven engineering skills, enabled my current research career in sustainable energy and circular economy, and empowered me to apply engineering knowledge toward meaningful real-world and humanitarian impact." - Shaman Alwawi
"The MSc in Mechanical Engineering for Sustainability (Design Curriculum) enabled my transition from environmental engineering to mechanical design by integrating rigorous mechanics with eco-design, LCA, and circular economy principles, preparing me for applied research and industrial collaboration in international, sustainability-driven engineering contexts." - Roberto Ciccarella
"The Mechanical Engineering for Sustainability (Energy Technologies) program provided me with a solid mechanical engineering foundation integrated with sustainability-driven energy systems expertise, enabling me to contribute effectively to international research projects in energy transition while developing a systemic, environmentally conscious engineering mindset in a fully English, multicultural environment." -
Valerio Falcini
"The Master’s degree in Mechanical Engineering for Sustainability (Energy Technologies) equipped me with a strong classical and innovative engineering foundation integrated with sustainability-focused methods, enabling me to apply theory to real-world energy technologies through international research projects while growing professionally and personally in a fully English, multicultural environment." -Andrea Caponi Gragnani
"The Mechanical Engineering for Sustainability (MES) programme strongly shaped my professional journey by combining technical depth with forward-looking approaches such as Life Cycle Assessment, circular economy, and electrification. These skills proved essential for understanding the rapid transformation of the mobility sector. While completing my degree, I joined CLEPA, the European Association of Automotive Suppliers, where I now work as Technical Regulation Manager, coordinating emissions-related working groups. Thanks to MES, I have been able to contribute to major EU and UN regulatory developments, including Euro 7 and CO₂ standards, applying engineering expertise to high-impact policy making." - Valerio Nardomarino
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19.01.2026
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