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Projects

The research and development work at DSE is typically organized in projects. View the list of current projects below, or see the complete list of projects here.

Read more about the institute's research and development. Publications from DSE can be found under publications.

	SETAC is an EU project that aims to improve students' motivation towards science by investing in their education but also in teachers. The project includes formal and informal educators from 8 institutions distributed on 5 countries financed by The European Union Lifelong Learning Programme.
	S-TEAM aims to combine state-of-the-art knowledge about science education with practical experience in teacher education. The problem, framed at a European level, provides an opportunity to share expertise in science education curricula, pedagogy and practice.
	IRIS is an EU-project about recruitment and retention in higher education in technology, science and mathematics. It is a follow-up of the ROSE-project and also includes a survey in a number of countries. DSE is responsible for the work package on retention.

Research and development at Department of Science Education is being conducted by the institute staff - often in collaboration with other scientists, educators and administrators from KU and other institutions.