The pillar of an industrial country

An impact discipline

The profile of ETSEIB students

From classrooms to the world of tomorrow

Women’s Engineering

Ingenuity to transform the world

Why is it important to celebrate 175 years?

The memory of a School

Participants

Sonsoles Letang, Director General of Climate Change and Environmental Quality of the Generalitat de Catalunya

Oriol Boix, deputy director of the ETSEIB

Meritxell Montanya, student of the Master’s Degree in Industrial Engineering

Maria Salamero, chairwoman of the College of Industrial Engineers of Catalonia

Laura Carnicero, Executive Vice-President for People and Organisation at SEAT S.A.

Laia Ferrer, Director of the Department of Mechanical Engineering

Josep Santacreu, president of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce

Josep Ferrer, rector of the UPC (2002-2006)

Guillermo Lusa, retired professor at ETSEIB

Amaia Lusa, director of ETSEIB

Aurora Martínez, member of the PTGAS of ETSEIB

People who are trained in industrial engineering acquire a way of thinking, facing challenges and building solutions. These videos explore how this profile is formed, what values and capabilities define it, and how ETSEIB prepares its students for a world in constant transformation.

The profile of ETSEIB students

From classrooms to the world of tomorrow

Participants

Sonsoles Letang, Director General of Climate Change and Environmental Quality of the Generalitat de Catalunya

Oriol Boix, deputy director of the ETSEIB

Meritxell Montanya, student of the Master’s Degree in Industrial Engineering

Maria Salamero, chairwoman of the College of Industrial Engineers of Catalonia

Laura Carnicero, Executive Vice-President for People and Organisation at SEAT S.A.

Laia Ferrer, Director of the Department of Mechanical Engineering

Guillermo Lusa, retired professor at ETSEIB

Amaia Lusa, director of ETSEIB

Industrial engineering plays a fundamental role in people’s lives, but it often goes unnoticed. These videos claim the social commitment of the profession, its ability to build a fairer and more sustainable future, and the importance of the gender perspective in this path.

Women’s Engineering

Ingenuity to transform the world

Participants

Sonsoles Letang, Director General of Climate Change and Environmental Quality of the Generalitat de Catalunya

Meritxell Montanya, student of the Master’s Degree in Industrial Engineering

Maria Salamero, chairwoman of the College of Industrial Engineers of Catalonia

Laura Carnicero, Executive Vice-President for People and Organisation at SEAT S.A.

Laia Ferrer, Director of the Department of Mechanical Engineering

Josep Santacreu, president of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce

Josep Ferrer, rector of the UPC (2002-2006)

Amaia Lusa, director of ETSEIB

The ETSEIB is much more than an engineering school: it is an institution with 175 years of history that has accompanied the transformation of Catalonia and has contributed to forging the country’s industrial identity. These videos review its origin, its journey and the meaning of celebrating such a unique anniversary.

Why is it important to celebrate 175 years?

The memory of a School

Participants

Sonsoles Letang, Director General of Climate Change and Environmental Quality of the Generalitat de Catalunya

Oriol Boix, deputy director of the ETSEIB

Meritxell Montanya, student of the Master’s Degree in Industrial Engineering

Maria Salamero, chairwoman of the College of Industrial Engineers of Catalonia

Laura Carnicero, Executive Vice-President for People and Organisation at SEAT S.A.

Laia Ferrer, Director of the Department of Mechanical Engineering

Josep Santacreu, president of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce

Josep Ferrer, rector of the UPC (2002-2006)

Guillermo Lusa, retired professor at ETSEIB

Amaia Lusa, director of ETSEIB

Aurora Martínez, member of the PTGAS of ETSEIB

The ETSEIB is not an island: it is a school rooted in its environment, which has contributed decisively to the industrial, economic and social development of the country. These videos analyse the real impact of the school on the territory and the initiatives that promote innovation and sustainability today.

The pillar of an industrial country

An impact discipline

Participants

Sonsoles Letang, Director General of Climate Change and Environmental Quality of the Generalitat de Catalunya

Maria Salamero, chairwoman of the College of Industrial Engineers of Catalonia

Laura Carnicero, Executive Vice-President for People and Organisation at SEAT S.A.

Laia Ferrer, Director of the Department of Mechanical Engineering

Josep Santacreu, president of the Barcelona Chamber of Commerce

Guillermo Lusa, retired professor at ETSEIB

Amaia Lusa, director of ETSEIB