Welcome to register for the CDIO Seminar: The PRAMECO Project - Learning-centred Development of Safe and Cost-efficient Virtual Laboratories
27 September 2022, 09:30 - 16:00
This seminar presents results from the PRAMECO project, an Erasmus+ funded project carried out in collaboration between HAW Hamburg, Turku UAS, Chalmers, and Taltech.
Call for Papers to the 19th CDIO International Conference in Trondheim has been published – you will find them and more information on the conference website.
In June 2022, the CDIO Council adopted the latest version of the CDIO Syllabus, v 3.0.
This latest version deepens and expands the coverage of sustainability, digitalization and acceleration in the Syllabus. It also draws up experiences from the application of the CDIO Syllabus at CDIO member universities.
You can read more about the evolution of the CDIO Syllabus and access the CDIO Syllabus v 3.0 at:
http://www.cdio.org/framework-benefits/cdio-syllabus
Under Knowledge you will find links to the newly produced bite-sized videos on CDIO Standards and Syllabus.
CDIO council has accepted a new school in region Europe as member of the worldwide CDIO collaborative.
Azerbaijan Technical University
Why did your university want to join the CDIO Initiative?
CDIO council has accepted a new school in region Latin America as member of the worldwide CDIO collaborative.
Technology College of São José dos Campos Prof. Jessen Vidal - FATEC SJC
Open position : Faculty lecturer (tenure-track) in mechanical design, Polytechnique Montréal
The CDIO community has made a concerted effort to rephrase the vision and mission statements for the CDIO Initiative in line with today's ambitions and strategy. At the June 2021 meeting they have been adopted by the CDIO Council as follows:
Vision statement
“To be the leading worldwide collaborative network for innovative engineering education to produce responsible engineers who make a difference in the world through innovation and creative workable solutions”
CDIO council has accepted three new schools in region Asia as members of the worldwide CDIO collaborative.
CDIO council has accepted
University of Hertfordshire - region UK & Ireland
as new member of the worldwide CDIO collaborative.
What goals do you hope to achieve by becoming a member of the CDIO collaborative?
It is hoped that the CDIO strategy, which is central to our revised degrees, will give rise to the following:
1. Student motivation and engagement