[global hr forum 2011] fostering global talents in s&t: engineering teaching & learning...
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Scientific and technological innovation is often the source of a nation's future competitive advantage. As a result, countries are making efforts to systematically educate and support science and technology talent. While Korea is ranked highly in the science and mathematics section of international student academic achievement tests such as the PISA and TIMSS, it has yet to see a Nobel Prize laureate in a scientific field, thus bringing into question whether the current education policies are capable of educating world class talent. In this session, we will examine the science and technology education systems of Korea and several other countries, diagnose Korea's current education system and discuss ways to prepare the science and technology talent for tomorrow's changing society.TRANSCRIPT
Fostering Global Talents in S&T:
Engineering Teaching & LearningStrategies from the Point of View of DTU
President Lars PallesenTechnical University of Denmark
World-Class Education Crosses Borders
A Short Introduction to DTU
Den Polytekniske Læreanstalt
HC ØrstedChemistry
ElectricalEngineering
New Campus inaugurated
Civil Renamed
Merger with:
Risø National Laboratory
Danish National Space Center
The Danish Institute for Food and Veterinary Research
Danish Institute for Fisheries Research
Danish Transport Research Institute
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HC Ørsted
Mech. Eng.
1857 19031994
1995
Merger with DIA
20011974 20071970
IT
Civil Engineering
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2008
Life-scienceEngineering
13-09-2011
Renamed
DTU-Act & autonomy
Research Institute
Leiden Ranking Crown Indicator 2010
DTU # 1 among the Nordic countries
DTU # 7 in Europe (THE Engineering# 4)
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DTU # 55 in the World
DTU # 7 in Europe (THE Engineering# 4)
(THE Engineering # 30)
Teaching the Next Generation of Engineers
World-Class Science and Technology Education is not achieved by offering excellent courses in science and technology in a superbly coordinated fashion and delivered by brilliant professors.
This is necessary but not sufficient.
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This is necessary but not sufficient.
Learning for the Next Generation of Engineers
World-class Science and Technology Education is not achieved even if –in addition – the curriculum is carefully designed to allow the students to be brought to the forefront of human knowledge within their individual fields of study and communicated in a way so as to make the students understand the process of acquiring new knowledge through further research.
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further research.
This is important but more is needed.
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The ABC of Engineering
Action
Active interplay between science and technology must in its most fruitful form lead to Action.
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The ABC of Engineering
Boldness
Such Action should in its most endeavoring form be Bold in challenging conventional wisdom and established tradition.
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The ABC of Engineering
Creativity
Such Bold Action must in its most productive form be Creative in synthesizing new valuable solutions, products or processes.
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Fostering the Next Generation of Engineers
A student does not become a world-class engineer alone by mastering science and technology in his or her field.
A world-class engineer must have ingrained the ABC of engineering in the very exercise of his or her profession.
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Action, Boldness and Creativity
Thank you for your attention