As we transition into a new academic year, I find myself reflecting on an exceptionally vibrant and transformative summer for the European Society for Engineering Education. It has been a season defined by deep collaboration, strategic dialogue, and shared growth. Over the past few months, I have had the privilege of representing SEFI at three pivotal European engineering events, each highlighting a crucial pillar of our mission to advance engineering education.
Neil and Natalie would like to thank all listeners and guests for their continued support in making the SEFI podcast a valuable source of information regarding contemporary topics in European engineering education and beyond! This episode captures some of the key highlights:
Episode 1: Robyn Mae Paul and Kari Zacharias on the Iron Ring: An illuminating discussion on the role of rituals in fostering values in engineering education.
Episode 2: Siara Isaac and Joelyn de Lima on the 3T Play Project for Transversal Skills. Revealing probably one of the most advanced toolkits for teaching transversal skills available in the world.
Episode 3: Kurt Coppens on feedback literacy. The latest research and what it tells use about how to develop better strategies for improving learning.
Episode 4: Mariana Velho on public engagement and outreach. A look at CERNs activities and how this prestigous European research center it can teach us all to be better science communicators.
During the next year we will be experimenting with new formats for episodes in between the long form conversations. There are now 38 episodes in the archive which are proving to be a valuable source of information for listeners all over the world:
Season 7 will launch on 15th September to coincinde with the start of the SEFI conference in Tampere, Finland.
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