bufata-et.de

Student association coordinating electrical engineering student representative groups across German-speaking countries

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About bufata-et.de

BuFaTa ET is an association of student representative groups for degree programs focused on electrical engineering. It holds a conference each semester, organized by a participating group, with working groups and workshops on education policy and student skills.

It represents students’ interests and connects with student conferences and higher-education associations in related fields.

Product: A semesterly conference and network for electrical engineering student representative groups.

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