This week, the Department of Industrial and Manufacturing Engineering hosted the kick-off meeting for the Erasmus+ KA2 project, “Engineering Educational Competence Development on Customisable Wearable Rehabilitation Devices” (EDUWEAR).
Our consortium, featuring the University of Malta (lead partner), Università di Pisa, University of Oulu, and associated partners from the University of Strathclyde and Kinisiforos Ltd., exchanged dynamic ideas on bridging the gap between engineering and health sciences curricula. The aim is to equip future professionals for the rapidly growing field of wearable rehabilitation technologies.
WP2 Leader presenting.
The EDUWEAR team socialising during lunch.
The first specific goal is to identify key competence gaps and adapting educational frameworks to meet the demands of this evolving sector.
The EDUWEAR team socialising following the two-day kick-off meeting.
WP2 Leader presenting.The EDUWEAR team socialising during lunch. The EDUWEAR team socialising following the two-day kick-off meeting.