The world’s economy needs more market-ready engineers
WEB-PLATFORM for ENGINITE
The ERASMUS+ project “ENGINITE: ENGineering and INdustry Innovative Training for Engineers via PBL”. ENGINITE’s main aim is to develop a top notch training programme with a vision to bridge the gap between industry and academia helping to develop more market-ready young engineers. The training programme draws upon the need for integrated training and work-based learning which builds on well-established pedagogical models as well as links with the labor market.
ENGINITE proposes a new industrial-oriented postgraduate Vocational Education and Training (VET) programme which is based on Problem-based Learning (PBL) pedagogy as well as integrated training and work-based learning. The project is funded by the ERASMUS+ KA2 Strategic Partnership for VET Programme.
Please visit https://www.enginite.eu/ for more information about the project.
Audience: Junior engineers who wish to follow a postgraduate/VET programme. Junior engineers may have degrees in biochemical, chemical, electrical, electronic, environmental, food, industrial, mechanical, petroleum, safety engineering and/or of a relevant field (including chemists and food technicians etc).
Training Modules: The training program includes 8 modules, delivered in the following sequential order:
A1 Engineering Systems Thinking: Re-engineering by Simplifying
A2 Project Management in Action
A3 Innovation, Entrepreneurial and Intrapreneurial skills
A4 Applied Efficient Quality and Health & Safety Management Systems
B1 Engineering Logistics and Supply Chain Analysis in practice
B2 Engineering economics
B3 Applied Process and Production Optimization
B4 Product development. From concept to market
Teaching/Learning Pedagogy
In Problem-Based Learning students are presented with an open-ended, ill-structured, authentic problem and work in teams to identify learning needs and develop a viable solution, with instructors acting as facilitators rather than primary sources of information. The common features of PBL models are the following:
- Being learner/student centred: more responsibility is placed on students for their own learning.
- Supporting the research-backed approach that students learn best by fitting new information into existing cognitive structures.
- Supporting the widely accepted constructivist view of learning, which says students create their own version of reality, rather than simply absorbing what people say.
Training Modules
A1 Engineering Systems Thinking: Re-engineering by Simplifying
A2 Project Management in Action
A3 Innovation, Entrepreneurial and Intrapreneurial skills
A4 Applied Efficient Quality and Health & Safety Management Systems
B1 Engineering Logistics and Supply Chain Analysis in practice
B2 Engineering economics
B3 Applied Process and Production Optimization
B4 Product development.From concept to market
Contributors
- Maria Andronikou
- Charis Samanides
- Yiannis Vyrides
- Elpida Georgiou
- Orestes Marangos
- Stelios Yiatros
- Yiannis Georgiou
- Andri Ioannou - Andreas Kitsi
- Kostas Komnitsas
- Nikos Xekoukoulotakis
- Andreas Andreou
Contact
Feel free to send us an email to
enginite@cyprusinteractionlab.com
Coordinating Organisation:
Cyprus University of Technology (Cyprus) | www.cut.ac.cy
30 Archbishop Kyprianou Str. 3036 Lemesos
