EPS City Exhibition: Discover and Experience the European Project Semester Projects at ETSIADI

The next November 19, 2026, the ETSIADI Hall is transformed into a space for open innovation where the projects of 46 international students come to life. Don’t miss it: your feedback is part of the process.

A transdisciplinary exhibition with a European focus

The 46 students in the European Project Semester (EPS) They will present their work at an exhibition open to the entire university community and the general public. For three hours—from 11:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.— The school auditorium will host nine transdisciplinary proposals that address real-world challenges from diverse perspectives, combining engineering, design, and innovation.

What makes this exhibition special is its participatory nature: visitors will not only be able to learn about the projects, but also take part in the experiments designed by the students themselves to validate and improve their proposals. Your participation and your perspective are a valuable working tool for these teams.

An academic project with an international scope

The EPS is a unique academic experience that brings together students from 22 European universities, who work collaboratively with 7 departments at the Polytechnic University of Valencia itself. This diversity of backgrounds, disciplines, and approaches is precisely what makes each of the projects on display so rich.

“Your opinion is very valuable. 22 foreign universities and 7 departments at the UPV have come together for this academic experience.”

What will you find at the exhibition?

• Nine transdisciplinary projects developed by international teams.
• Interactive experiments in which you can participate directly.
• The opportunity to talk with the students and learn about their creative process.
• A dynamic environment that combines engineering, design, and applied research.

We encourage you to stop by the Hall, explore the proposals, and leave your mark on this collaborative project. ETSIADI is the perfect setting for this convergence of academia and the real world.