Despite decades of development, electric mobility remains in its infancy. Just like the horse and buggy and the internal-combustion automobile that came before it, electric vehicles require time before mass adoption. Still, there’s no better time to get in on the ground floor, and Italy’s ITS Maker Foundation hopes to grant young engineering and mechanics students a chance to get ahead of the curve.
In partnership with the Italian Motorcycle Federation (FMI) and the Misano World Circuit, the two-year ITS course focuses on both theoretical lectures and practical applications with laboratories, projects, business simulations, entrepreneur meetings, and company tours. Students can expect not just mechanics and electronics modules but also English lessons to improve their employment prospects in a global market.
