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Event: Arts, Science, and Entrepreneurship Online Course
Date: 12 April - 16 April 2021
Venue: Online 

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Today’s world is more complex than ever. Complexity means that the challenges faced need diverse teams of people working together to match them. SciCulture (ERASMUS+ funded) is a week long intensive course using a design thinking process to bring students and professionals from artistic, scientific and entrepreneurial fields together for a 5-day intensive online course this April.

The course has been run in Greece and Norway with mentors from leading institutions from all around Europe. Studied in every country, the course has been continuously improved. This time the course will be hosted online by our partners in the Netherlands. The theme of this course will be delving into the future wellbeing of cities in a world in crisis, to question the status quo of urban planning and the environment while exploring the potential of places with the surrounding community. Course participants will use future prospecting, embodied learning, design thinking and an array of tools to creatively challenge this theme.  

Course participants will be mentored to challenge themselves to develop another way of thinking and learning from others. They will gain a taster of some arts and performance skills, scientific knowledge, and the entrepreneurial mindset. However, the greatest benefit of the course is to develop the skills needed to work with a diverse array of people. 

Erasmus grants are available to students or academics associated with the University of Malta, but the course is also open to paid participants.

More information can be accessed via the  or on  / .

 

Grant Deadline: 22 February 2021 (notified by 8 March 2021)

Paid Applicants Deadline: 8 March 2021

 

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SciCulture: Science, Arts and Entrepreneurship Intensive Course is organised by the University of Malta, University of Exeter, University of Bergen, TU Delft, and Science View. Funded by the Erasmus+ programme of the European Union. This project has been funded with support from the European Commission.