Academics
Competence is a core value at EDRMedeso. It is natural for us to maintain a strong connection with academic institutions, students, teachers and researchers across the world, and at many levels, from middle schools to universities.
Student Program
Our student program is a comprehensive program aimed to increase your competence, make you more attractive in the industry or academics, or even lead you directly into your first job! Ansys software is available through your university, and you can even download a FREE version for personal use. Find out more and download the Ansys student software.
Teacher Program
We want to be visible and close to Teachers and Professors using our Ansys tools. Special Ansys software packages are available for teaching and research at the Universities, please contact us to learn more. There is also a FREE software package for student personal use, read more here.
How can we help?
- Help in course preparation
- Provide basic and customized trainings
- Guest lectures in the courses
Career at EDRMedeso?
Our current team consist of +160 specialists, consultants, instructors and sales people.
Do you want to be in the front end of the digital revolution and become a member of the EDRMedeso team?
BREAKING NEWS: MASTER’S THESIS OPPORTUNITY IN ELECTRICAL SYSTEM DESIGN
Drive the Future of Electrified Aviation with EDRMedeso and GKN Aerospace
Are you ready to take part in shaping the future of sustainable aviation? EDRMedeso, in collaboration with GKN Aerospace, is offering an exciting master’s thesis opportunity focused on electric system design. This is your chance to contribute to the electrification of aircraft and develop cutting-edge technologies that reduce fuel consumption, save weight, and improve overall efficiency.
About the Project
The aviation industry is undergoing a major transformation as it moves toward electrified and hybrid propulsion systems. Electrically driven systems are key to this change, offering high power density, improved energy efficiency, and reduced environmental impact compared to traditional mechanical, hydraulic, or pneumatic solutions.
In this electric system design master thesis, you will:
– design and compare inverter technologies to evaluate performance in an electric driveline
– use Ansys Maxwell to model the motor and extract key electromagnetic data (torque, voltage, power output, losses etc)
– integrate the motor and inverter designs into a system-level model in Ansys Twin Builder
– analyze and compare performance across speed ranges to determine which inverter achieves higher power density and efficiency.
This thesis provides hands-on experience using industry-leading Ansys simulation tools and an opportunity to collaborate directly with GKN Aerospace engineers and EDRMedeso experts.
Expected Outcomes
You’ll gain valuable experience in simulation-driven design and electric system development while delivering:
– a complete design process in Ansys Maxwell and Twin Builder
– insights into electric driveline architecture at the system level
– technical evaluations covering: switching frequency behavior, quasi-harmonic swing due to overload voltage, transition from linear to non-linear (field weakening) operation, redundancy and system optimization
Project Details
Start Date: Open
Participants: 1-2 MSc. students (preferably in Electrical Engineering)
Supervisor: Björn Bragée, EDRMedeso
Industry Partner: GKN Aerospace
Examiner: TBD
Why Apply?
– collaborate with two leading technology companies: EDRMedeso and GKN Aerospace
– work on a real-world electrification challenge shaping the future of aviation
– build advanced skills in simulation, electric system design, and power electronics
– gain hands-on experience with Ansys tools such as Maxwell, Twin Builder, and Motor-CAD
– make a meaningful contribution to sustainable engineering and green aviation
Apply Now
If you’re passionate about electrification, simulation, and sustainable engineering, this is your opportunity to make a real impact.
Join us in advancing the technology that powers the next generation of aircraft.
Foundational Fridays Webinar Series
Whether you’re just starting or looking to refine your skills, Ansys Foundational Fridays webinar series, hosted on the first Friday of every month, are tailored specifically for students eager to delve into the world of simulation.
Each month, key topic in simulation technology are explored, providing you with the tools and knowledge to apply these techniques effectively in your studies and future engineering challenges. Engage with experts, gain valuable insights, and build a solid simulation foundation with Ansys.
Making Physics Fun Again
A successful pilot project was carried out in Torstad Middle School with 9th grade students and we will deploy the program at several more schools going forward with software and cloud solutions from Ansys and Microsoft Azure.
Who We Have Helped
We were enrolled in course Applied Computational Fluid Dynamics and during the course a representative from EDRMedeso held a fantastic workshop and provided support during our projects.
— Love Sundström and Paloma Torrico / Students at KTH Royal Institute of Technology
Valmet Flow Control experts have been largely freed from routine valve design, and can instead focus on more challenging issues.
— Tommi Bergström / Valmet Flow Control Oy
What you guys have done with your training portal is nothing short of amazing! The flexibility it provides for new engineers on boarding, and the depth of advanced content, is unparalleled. Thank you!
— Lead Engineer / Terex
Find out more about the Academics program
Start developing skills in the world leading Ansys simulation tools.
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