Our remote sensing graduates are all listed on our “wall of fame”. Great to see who graduated within our international EAGLE M.Sc. program and get reminded about their thesis titles and years.
Many of them are already working in Earth Observation companies, even founded their own company or following the academic path and pursuing their PhD.
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