  We explore proximity-induced ferromagnetism on transition metal
dichalcogenide (TMD), focusing on molybdenum ditelluride (MoTe$_{2}$) ribbons
with zigzag edges, deposited on ferromagnetic europium oxide (EuO). A
three-orbital tight-binding model incorporates the exchange and Rashba fields
induced by proximity to the EuO substrate. For in-gap Fermi levels, electronic
modes in the nanoribbon are strongly spin-polarized and localized along the
edges, acting as one-dimensional (1D) conducting channels with tunable
spin-polarized currents. Hybrid structures such as the MoTe$_{2}$/EuO
configuration can serve as building blocks for spintronic devices, and provide
versatile platforms to further understand proximity effects in diverse
materials systems.
