SHORT ADVANCED PROGRAMME
RUN-EU Bioplastics Challenge
1 October 2021
Bioplastics are key drivers for innovation within the plastics industry and will play a leading role in the future. To reach circularity and fossil-decarbonisation formulated in the concept, it is essential to create a strong link between Bioeconomy and circular economy.
The challenge proposed is to consider bioplastics that can be used as an alternative to single-use plastic (SUPs) with particular consideration for replacing for example Personal and Protective Equipment (PPE) that has increased in usage during COVID-19 pandemic.
Date
From 1 to 5 November 2021
Mode of delivery
Face to face
Language of instruction
English
ECTS credits
1 ECTS credit
Proposed learning outcomes
At the end of this Short Advanced Programme, you will:
- apply critical thinking, creative problem-solving concepts and design thinking models and tools for solving learning challenges
- work in multidisciplinary, multicultural and co-creation environments
- clearly communicate information, ideas, problems and solutions to both specialist and non-specialist audiences
- propose solutions for real societal problems and challenges that demand innovation and a varied set of skills
How to apply
Fill in the application form
Deadline for applications
10 October 2021
Coordination
TUS, Ireland