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Principal faces a green luxury problem: Must reject applicants

This year, Aarhus Marine Engineering College had to reject applicants because the school does not have space. The principal believes that the green transition really appeals to the young demographic

The green transition is everywhere.

And now the workforce of the future has also started to open its eyes to sustainable trends.

This is something that Aarhus Marine Engineering College is experiencing, having had to reject applicants this summer because there were too many for the available spots.

The marine engineering school educates individuals not only for the maritime sector but also for those who will manage the operation of future green production and energy systems on land.

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