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CONSORTIUM MEMBERS

Vinifera EuroMaster is organized by a consortium of Universities and Graduate Schools named “EMaVE Consortium”. These institutes are renowned for their research activities and have strong links with professionals in the vine and wine sector. They are located in the main wine-producing countries in Europe: France, Germany, Italy, Portugal, and Spain.

The 15 Higher Education Institutions of the EMaVE Consortium are grouped nationally into six groups (EMaVE Partners), each represented by a leading institution. Currently, Montpellier SupAgro is the coordinating establishment of the EMaVE Consortium.

You can access the official website of each partner by clicking on their logo below. For more information about their involvement in the Vinifera EuroMaster program, please visit the following links:

  • Geisenheim University – Germany’s premier institution for viticulture and oenology. Learn more about their innovative research and programs in wine science.
  • Udine Consortium of Italian Universities – A key player in Italian wine education, offering cutting-edge research and academic programs.
  • Torino Consortium of Italian Universities – Renowned for their strong emphasis on research and collaboration with the wine industry.
  • Madrid University – Spain’s leading institution for wine studies, with a focus on both traditional and modern winemaking techniques.
  • Lisboa University – Portugal’s foremost university for viticulture, known for its comprehensive wine education and research programs.
  • Institut Agro Montpellier – The coordinating establishment of the EMaVE Consortium, leading in agricultural and wine sciences education.

Vinifera EuroMaster is committed to maintaining strong connections with industry professionals to ensure that our curriculum remains relevant and up-to-date. By collaborating with top universities and graduate schools across Europe, we provide students with a unique and comprehensive education in viticulture and oenology.

Learn more about the Vinifera EuroMaster program and its consortium members by visiting our official website. Stay updated with the latest news and developments by following us on LinkedIn, Facebook, and Instagram.