2020 China: STEAM Education Study Program
14-24 April 2020
 
Modern innovative education is defined by bringing together different disciplines into new knowledge and experiences of learning. STEAM requires a fusion of understanding and application of various fields, and the process of design thinking merges critical and creative thinking amongst other problem-solving techniques. 

Developed in partnership between the Confucius Institute and the Asia Education Foundation at The University of Melbourne, the Study Program in China focuses on STEAM education in both the primary and secondary school context. 

This Study Program explores how world-class education in China is adapting and tackling these approaches through exposure to leading STEAM educators, immersive intercultural learning experiences and collaborative knowledge-building workshops.

Participating in this in-country professional learning program for leaders in education will enable you to observe STEAM teaching in Chinese classrooms and have face-to-face discussion with school leaders on the curriculum, pedagogy and teaching practice in this specialist area.  The program is designed to be immersive and collaborative allowing for critical dialogue and reflection whilst providing first-hand experiences of Chinese-Australian relations.

Spend time in three key locations visiting Tier 1 and Tier 2 cities such as Shanghai, Hangzhou and Nanjing.  These regions are all known for their leading results in the recent PISA testing and offer unique educational and cultural experiences.  A highlight will involve attending The Principal Forum which will enable you to compare and share your leaderships experience with the Chinese education system.

Registrations close 5pm on 7th February 2020.
 
Costs:
For the first 10 participants with subsidy by the Hanban (Confucius Institute Headquarters), the total cost with subsidy is $2,900.00. This includes international airfares, Chinese visa, domestic transfer, entrance fees, single room accommodation and most meal.  Without Hanban subsidy, the Program registration fee is $3,900.00 

Please direct all enquires to aef-support@asialink.unimelb.edu.au or call (03) 8344 3590
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