As part of the Erasmus+ reZEB Project, IBCM organized an education and training event aimed at enhancing collaboration between researchers, innovators, and industry professionals. The event provided a platform for discussions on modernizing academic curricula, strengthening university-industry partnerships, and advancing sustainable energy solutions.
Key Discussions and Outcomes
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Modernized Academic Programs – Participants were introduced to updates in IBC-M’s syllabi, ensuring alignment with the latest developments in renewable energy and Near Zero Emission Buildings (NZEBs). These improvements aim to equip students with the necessary knowledge and skills to meet the growing demands of the sector.
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Bridging Academia and Industry – The focus group explored opportunities for collaboration between universities and businesses, emphasizing the importance of specialized training programs, joint research initiatives, and industry-led projects to foster innovation in energy efficiency.
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Technology Transfer and Innovation – Discussions centered on the role of universities in facilitating technology transfer, ensuring that academic research translates into practical, real-world applications. Participants highlighted the importance of integrating industry needs into academic programs to drive advancements in sustainable energy solutions.
By hosting such initiatives, IBCM reaffirms its commitment to fostering innovation, sustainability, and stronger industry engagement in renewable energy education. The insights and strategies discussed during this event will continue to shape the institution’s approach to equipping future professionals with the expertise needed to contribute to a more sustainable built environment.
