CDIO welcomes two new schools, region UK & Ireland!
CDIO council has accepted two new schools in the UK & Ireland region:
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Four new schools in region Asia!
Welcome to four new member schools!
Our goal is to incorporate the concept of CDIO into our engineering education so that students
can acquire the following abilities. These are defined as the learning and educational goals of
our College.
It is our pleasure to inform you that the International CDIO Council has accepted 4 new member Schools!
Region Asia welcomes four new member schools!
National University of Civil Engineering (NUCE)
By applying CDIO in our programs, we hope to achieve the following goals:
Presentations from CDIO seminar - Gender and diversity inclusive engineering education
CDIO seminar - Gender and diversity inclusive engineering education, October 10 at Chalmers University of Technology, Gothenburg Sweden
CDIO double world record
The University’s Velocipede Team (ULV Team) has broken both the male and female hand cycle land speed records at the World Human Powered Speed Challenge in Nevada with ARION4, their new hand powered bike.
Five new members from Asia!
It is our pleasure to inform you that the International CDIO Council has accepted 5 new members!
One of the goals for joining the CDIO initiative is: "To be the first CDIO Initiative member in Kuwait and the Gulf Region and encourage future collaboration with other educational institutions in the region."
Two new schools has joined CDIO - Welcome
It is our pleasure to inform you that the International CDIO Council has accepted 2 new members!
University Center Toledo (UniToledo)
What goals do you hope to achieve?
We seek to join the initiative in 2018 and thus intensify collaboration with other institutions
that are already part of the initiative and also assist in the process of joining other institutions.
New schools - Welcome!
It is our pleasure to inform you that the International CDIO Council has accepted 6 new members!
Hokkaido Information University
What goals do you hope to achieve?
Russia, catching up on active forms of engineering education - by Aldert Kamp
Last week Aldert Kamp, Co-director of the CDIO, attended the national conference “CDIO Global Initiative in the Russian Educational System” in Surgut. He was invited in his role of CDIO Co-director.
- The conference changed my mind about what progression is made in the reforms at Russian engineering universities. The overall impression is much more positive than I had expected. Universities are doing interesting reforms with full devotion, says Aldert.