The Shape2Gether project aims to implement innovative approaches in education by combining expertise in geosciences, sustainable development, and climate change mitigation, in particular through game-based learning.
Claudia Krohn and Emmi are student ambassadors for green travel for the academic year 2024–2025. Read why they recommend green travel!
Combined effort of six European universities, the ENVISION_2027 Erasmus+ project had its final meeting in Turku on 30 May–1 June. The project focused on digital education in bioscience studies, addressing both the current need of transitioning from conventional classroom teaching into digital remote teaching, as well as improving the current status of online teaching and e-learning course modules across Europe.
Last week, 20–21 April 2023, the University of Turku co-hosted the second transnational meeting of AIIS – Artificial Intelligence, Innovation & Society project with Turku University of Applied Sciences. Almost twenty participants were on site and a few members of the consortium participated online.
Brahea Centre at the University of Turku coordinates the international Inclusive Digital Learning (Dig-2-Inc) and Professional Noticing to Improve Entrepreneurship Education (PROMISE) projects.
Take part in a TikTok dance, share photos of your most memorable Erasmus+ moments, or join in the Erasmus+ info session organised by the University of Turku on Zoom. The Erasmus Days 2020 are celebrated on 15–17 October and this year, the University will participate virtually.