What if the future of sustainable transport depends on the people who power it?

GreenShift brings together 16 partners from 9 European countries to advance the use of Artificial Intelligence and High-Performance Computing in sustainable transport.

Through a new European Master's programme, industry collaboration, and hands-on innovation, the project is equipping professionals with the skills needed to drive Europe's green and digital transition.

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Mission Statement

What greenshift will look like and why it exists.

Building Europe's AI & HPC ecosystem for sustainable transport
GreenShift is creating a Joint European Master's programme and flexible learning pathways that combine Artificial Intelligence (AI), High-Performance Computing (HPC), and sustainable transport innovation. By connecting education, research, and industry, the project prepares professionals to solve real-world mobility challenges.
Closing Europe's green digital skills gap
Europe's transition to cleaner, smarter transport depends on more than technology—it depends on people with the skills to apply it. GreenShift addresses the growing demand for expertise in AI and HPC, helping accelerate innovation, reduce emissions, and strengthen Europe's competitiveness in sustainable mobility.
Learning through collaboration and real-world application
GreenShift brings together universities, AI and HPC centres, businesses, and public organisations to deliver:
- A market-led Joint European Master's programme
- Flexible learning pathways and micro-credentials
- Applied learning based on real transport challenges
- Industry collaboration, hackathons, and innovation projects
- Cross-border knowledge sharing across Europe
A European ecosystem working together
GreenShift unites partners from wuropean countries such as:
- Universities and higher education institutions
- AI and High-Performance Computing centres
- SMEs and technology companies
- Large enterprises
- Labour market organisations
- Non-profit organisations
- Transport and mobility stakeholders
Together, they bridge the gap between technological innovation and practical deployment across the transport sector.
Building impact from 2025 to 2029 and beyond
Running from October 2025 to September 2029, GreenShift will develop new educational programmes, engage stakeholders through events and innovation activities, and create long-term collaboration that continues beyond the project's lifetime, supporting Europe's green and digital transition.

The Consortium

A European Collaboration

GreenShift brings together universities, AI and HPC centres, SMEs, large enterprises, labour market organisations, and non-profit partners to bridge the gap between research, education, and real-world transport innovation.