Talent
Fersa Chair

Connecting university and business

The Fersa Chair reinforces the collaboration between the University of Zaragoza and Fersa, promoting training, applied research and job placement projects for engineering students.

A bridge between academia and industry

The Fersa Chair was created in 2017 as a collaboration agreement between Fersa and the School of Engineering and Architecture (EINA) of the University of Zaragoza. Its aim is to bring the business environment closer to students, promote research in engineering and facilitate the insertion of young talent in the real industrial world.

Complementary and practical training

Development of applied R&D projects

Internships, scholarships and first jobs

Visibility of new professional profiles

Training, projects and real-life experience

This space for strategic collaboration allows the articulation of various lines of action aimed at connecting the academic world with the industrial reality.

Internship and Graduate Programmes

As a talent incubator, the Chair promotes practical training programmes for students and recent graduates, with stays of 4 and 10 months respectively.

Innova Challenge

This annual competition aims to encourage creativity and teamwork among the students of the University of Zaragoza, challenging them to design and build a functional miniature truck.

Bachelor's and Master's Degree Final Projects

Possibility of developing academic work applied to real life.

Expertia Programme

Fersa professionals collaborate as guest lecturers in undergraduate and master's degree courses at the School of Engineering and Architecture (EINA), providing a practical and up-to-date vision of the industrial sector.

If you are studying engineering, this could be the opportunity for you.

Check the active calls for applications, participate in the activities or contact us to find out more about internships and collaborations.

Reto Innova: your talent has a prize

The Innova Challenge is an annual meeting point for young talent: an experience that goes far beyond a simple challenge.

Engineering students from the University of Zaragoza work in teams to design and build a miniature truck where technical innovation and creative design are put to the test, competing to stand out with the most ingenious ideas.

Participants:

Through this initiative, participants test their knowledge, teamwork skills, and creative talent by taking on a real-world challenge that allows them to transform ideas into solutions, thus connecting the academic world with the professional one.

Awards

Best technical proposal
Best aesthetic proposal

Technical requirements:

Gravity-driven truck
Mandatory use of 12 wheels supplied
Dimensions and specifications as per specifications