Education
Our aim is to come from the skills demand in the European Bioeconomy and to align bioeconomy curricula across Europe
The European Bioeconomy University Education Strategy
- Based on systematic assessment of the skills demand of the European bioeconomy industry– including international and larger companies, SMEs and startups – and stakeholders
- Strives for an inclusive education program for students on all levels including lifelong learners and professionals:
– innovative didactic approaches for the inclusion of interdisciplinary, research-oriented learning and entrepreneurial thinking (starting at Bachelor level)
– collaborative, skills-demand-driven Master study program
– joint summer/winter schools for promoting Bioeconomy in particular in Central and Southern Europe
– common platform with online educational material on the bioeconomy
– mobility program for students’ and lecturers’ exchange between EBU partners
- Strengthens the involvement of industry and stakeholders in teaching and curriculum development
- Develops policy recommendations for bioeconomy education