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MTorres joins the Red Chairs of the Technical University of Cartagena to promote research, training and work experience for students at the School of Industrial, as recorded by the agreement between the governing UPCT Jose Antonio Franco and the president and founder of the company, Manuel Torres.
The UPCT MTorres-Chair will be based in the new Laboratory Building, Teaching and Research (ELDI) Campus Muralla del Mar, where the chairs will also be installed in other companies with international presence as Telefónica, Sabic and Odilo.
And the new firms in the technology sector will be added in the coming months.
The agreement was signed late last week in the Rector of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena with the assistance, in addition to the undersigned, the plant manager of Fuente Alamo, Iñaki Elia, director of corporate relations MTorres Fuente Alamo, José Luis Martinez, CEO of Universities, Luis Javier Lozano, the director of Parque Tecnológico de Fuente Álamo, Juan Joaquín Aguera, the director of the School of Industrial, Antonio Guillamón; UPCT manager, José María Salinas, and the Vice Chancellor of Information Technology and Communications and responsible for Red Chairs, Juan Luis Pedroza.
Researchers conducted UPCT R & D + i in lines MTorres development that contribute to strengthen its technological leadership and provide scientific development to the company and the University.
MTorres is a global leader in technologies for industrial processes of different sectors, especially aviation.
The Chair will also support academic activities involved in the teaching of undergraduate and postgraduate teaching and performing own seminars, sponsoring courses and assisting in the training plans of the company and promote the direction of final projects.
MTorres strengthen its confidence in the students of the Polytechnic University of Cartagena with funding each year to three practices in business part time for final year students and the convening of a prize for the best Projects Weekend Race consistent in two annual scholarships for winners.
90% of engineers working in the plant in Fuente Álamo MTorres formed at the Polytechnic University of Cartagena.
Earlier this month, a new graduate of the UPCT has joined the company.
MTorres The group employs more than five hundred people in the ten venues that have spread throughout the world and from those provided in more than seventy countries and pointers services products in the design and manufacture of aircraft components, printing machinery and windfarms .
Source: UPCT
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