Funders
Main funder
TFK 2023, Team Finland Knowledge, Finnish National Agency for Education
Leaders
The Finnish-Uruguayan partnership aims at joint curriculum development and intensive training in the STEAM approach to teacher education at the University of Eastern Finland (UEF), the University of Jyväskylä (JYU) from Finland and the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences of the University of Uruguay (FCA-UDE) from Uruguay. In order to achieve its objectives, the project organises the following activities
- Curriculum development – The partner universities will co-design, develop and pilot curricula for STEAM education in the context of teacher training.
- Joint intensive faculty training and development – The project will provide STEAM-related training and professional development opportunities for faculty members from partner institutions through joint workshops and seminars, in both face-to-face and hybrid formats.
The expected outcomes are jointly developed curricula for STEAM studies, improved pedagogical skills of teacher trainers in STEAM, shared pedagogical resources for further Finnish-Uruguayan cooperation such as course descriptions, study materials and up-to-date references on STEAM research.
News
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4/2024 Webinar series in May4/2024 Webinar series in May
Join us on the FinnUruSTEAM webinar series on May 15th, 20th, and 24th. Register now! -
2/2024 Mobility week in Uruguay2/2024 Mobility week in Uruguay
The FinnUruSTEAM project's first mobility week unfolded in sunny Uruguay from February 19th to 23rd, 2024. It was a week packed with opportunities to… -
12/2023 Full STEAM Ahead with a kick-off webinar12/2023 Full STEAM Ahead with a kick-off webinar
The Finnish-Uruguayan partnership for fostering STEAM approach in teacher education kick-off webinar was held December 4, 2023.
Cooperation
Meet our Uruguayan team!
The FinnUruSTEAM project’s superb Uruguayan team is made up of committed educators from the Faculty of Agricultural Sciences (FCA) at Universidad de la Empresa (UDE) and the Council for Educational Training of the National Administration of Public Education (ANEP). They promote tertiary teaching training, providing vital knowledge and assistance across the country. Their combined efforts not only improve the academic experience, but also provide students with the tools and information they need to succeed in a quickly changing world.
