Education summit aims to inspire students to pursue STEM careers
Bavarian International School e.V. in Munich is organising an education summit and career fair aiming to spark participants' curiosity in STEM-related fields and to celebrate outstanding business ideas.
1 September 2017
An education summit organised by Bavarian International School e.V. (BIS) will see more than 300 invited guests from business, politics and education being given the opportunity to attend lectures by experts on the topic of education in the fields of economics, natural sciences, education technologies, health and social commitment.
BeInSp!red Education SummitWhen: 13 October 2017 from 9.15 am – 2.00 pm Where: BIS Campus Schloss HaimhausenBIS University & Career FairWhen: 13 October 2017 from 1 pm – 4 pmWhere: BIS Campus Schloss Haimhausen
“With the International Education Summit "BeInSp!red", we want to stimulate BIS students and all participants to take more curiosity and "look beyond the eye" in career development and personal development.“This is how we enrich the international community of Munich with international top speakers and offer an exciting platform for intercultural exchange. The summit will be supplemented by a fair in which more than 20 international universities will be present,” said Dr. Chrissie Sorenson, BIS director.
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Terry Swartzberg, an American economic journalist and PR consultant based in Munich. His customers include the state capital Munich and the Bavarian state government. He is known for his campaigns on climate change, the diversity of religions and poverty.Dr. Andrea Gonheim, a research assistant at the Department of Interactive Media and Educational Technologies at the Danube University Krems, Austria. Her main research area is the acquisition of competencies, in particular media competency. She will lecture on educational technologies, scientific work and knowledge theory assessment.Sezai Coban, a professional dancer, certified movement and pain therapist, artist and author. He develops preventive exercise programs and implements them in company health care and is currently working on a new project in schools.Exclusive invitations to the "BeInSp!red" lectures at the Education Summit can be requested at deussen@deussenkommunikation.de For related news and features visit our Education & Schools sectionAccess hundreds of global services and suppliers in our Online Directory
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Sparking students' curiosity in STEM
BeInSp!red Education Summit aims to spark curiosity in the field of STEM (Science, technology, engineering and maths).In addition to lectures, a “BIS University and Career Fair” will be accessible to the general public. The fair will target students and job-seekers who are interested in international education. More than 20 international universities will be present.The event will culminate in a start-up prize for the best business idea by a student.BeInSp!red Education SummitWhen: 13 October 2017 from 9.15 am – 2.00 pm Where: BIS Campus Schloss HaimhausenBIS University & Career FairWhen: 13 October 2017 from 1 pm – 4 pmWhere: BIS Campus Schloss Haimhausen
“With the International Education Summit "BeInSp!red", we want to stimulate BIS students and all participants to take more curiosity and "look beyond the eye" in career development and personal development.“This is how we enrich the international community of Munich with international top speakers and offer an exciting platform for intercultural exchange. The summit will be supplemented by a fair in which more than 20 international universities will be present,” said Dr. Chrissie Sorenson, BIS director.
The internationally-recognised speakers include
Dr. Ralf Belusa, a naturalist and medical scientist active in technology, marketing, E-commerce and start-up industries. He is one of the top 100 opinion leaders in the digital industry across Europe. He is a consultant on digital strategies for large corporations such as Beiersdorf, Daimler, VW, Allianz, Bertelsmann, Red Bull and the federal government.Dr. Julia Offe, a promoted biologist and former employee of the Max Planck Institute and the Center for Molecular Neurobiology. She is active against pseudosciences in the “Society for the Scientific Investigation of Parascience” and also organises the "March of Science" in Hamburg.Related news:
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Terry Swartzberg, an American economic journalist and PR consultant based in Munich. His customers include the state capital Munich and the Bavarian state government. He is known for his campaigns on climate change, the diversity of religions and poverty.Dr. Andrea Gonheim, a research assistant at the Department of Interactive Media and Educational Technologies at the Danube University Krems, Austria. Her main research area is the acquisition of competencies, in particular media competency. She will lecture on educational technologies, scientific work and knowledge theory assessment.Sezai Coban, a professional dancer, certified movement and pain therapist, artist and author. He develops preventive exercise programs and implements them in company health care and is currently working on a new project in schools.Exclusive invitations to the "BeInSp!red" lectures at the Education Summit can be requested at deussen@deussenkommunikation.de For related news and features visit our Education & Schools sectionAccess hundreds of global services and suppliers in our Online Directory
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