The Vienna Business Agency has undertaken a diverse range of initiatives to help people to become more aware of and to experience research on a day-to-day basis. The goal is to inform the public about new technology and achievements in research and, in particular, to create enthusiasm among the scientists and researchers of tomorrow.
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Workshops for school groups
Ideenattacke – 3rd and 4th grades
The Ideenattacke workshop gives primary school children the opportunity to spend a morning exploring the world of science. Students discover the significance of research and innovation and encounter exciting examples in Vienna. Children spend the research period learning:
to draw connections between terms like “research” and “innovation” and actual aspects of their everyday lives
to recognise the relevance of research and innovation for our society
about different professions in the sciences
and, last but not least, to be inventive
Ideenattacke workshops will begin in April 2021, and will be held at the Vienna Business Agency.
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Future Health – 7th and 8th grades
Future Health workshops introduce students to Viennese success stories in biotechnology and medical engineering. Students discover which professions in this sector have the best prospects and what a working day really looks like. Workshops conclude with an opportunity for the young participants to get creative and invent their own medical product.
Future Health workshops are designed to stimulate interest in less well-known but very promising professions at the interface of health and technology, and to support young people in exploring relevant career paths.
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Green Tech – 7th and 8th grades
The concept of GreenTech covers innovations and technologies in environmental protection and sustainability. GreenTech workshops introduce students to a range of “green” innovations in Vienna in the context of the Sustainable Development Goals. A career guidance package offers the workshop participants a comprehensive choice of educational and career options – all with great prospects. Students then use their new-found knowledge to get creative and develop their own sustainable solutions.
These interactive career guidance workshops raise awareness of sustainability and inspire young people to actively take control of their futures through their choice of career.
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IT&Me – 7. und 8. Schulstufe
In diesem interaktiven Workshop lernen Ihre Schülerinnen und Schüler die Bereiche IT und digitale Technologien näher kennen. Lehrlinge und weitere Personen, die in diesen Bereichen tätig sind, geben als Rollenvorbilder interessante Einblicke in ihren Arbeitsalltag und erzählen von ihren persönlichen Erfahrungen. Darüber hinaus lernen die Jugendlichen erste Schritte des Programmierens mithilfe von Minecraft und entwickeln eigene innovative Ideen für Technologieprodukte oder -services.
Sollte Ihr gewünschter Termin bereits ausgebucht sein, können Sie einen Platz auf der Warteliste reservieren. Wir kontaktieren Sie, wenn wieder Plätze frei werden. Bei Interesse an einem Platz auf der Warteliste bitten wir Sie, uns eine Nachricht mit Ihrem Namen sowie der Schule, an der Sie tätig sind, zu schicken.
Erlebnisraum im Gewerbehof Seestadt
Der Erlebnisraum im Gewerbehof Seestadt bietet Platz um die neuesten Entwicklungen aus IT, Grünen Technologien und Life Sciences zu entdecken. Neben Workshops ist ein Escape Game rund um Meeresbiologie beheimatet und samstags öffnet der Erlebnisraum seine Türen für interessierte Gäste ab 8 Jahren. Um ihn zu besuchen, schreiben Sie bitte an technologie-awareness@protect-it-awaywirtschaftsagentur.at.
The “Fit for the Future” project is co-financed by the European Regional Development Fund and contributes to the development of applied research and innovation activities in Vienna, promoting cooperation and inspiring young people in Vienna to explore research and innovation. Further information can be found under the IGJ/ERDF funding programme.
The project “DigiMe – Digital and media skills for students and teachers” is funded as part of the “INTERREG V-A - Austria-Czech Republic” programme from the European Regional Development Fund.
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