Skills4future

Skills4future_Second Workshop _ STEAM and Environmental Issue

The Department of Management and Entrepreneurship within the Faculty of Business and Business Administration, ASEM successfully organized a workshop with the theme “STEAM and Environmental Issue”. The event took place on May 15, 2023 and brought together representatives from the business environment, teachers and students interested in addressing ecological issues within the Business and Administration study program.

The main objective of the workshop was the transfer of knowledge and the exchange of best practices to better adapt the curricula in Business and Administration to the needs of the local market and to contribute to solving the ecological problems facing our society.

Two special guests with relevant communications in the field were present at the workshop: Dr. Aurelia Buhnaru, director of the “E-CIRCULAR” TRAINING AND CONSULTING CENTER, and Mr. Sergiu Aftenev, director of Caparol Moldova. Their presence brought valuable insights and examples of good practices on the circular economy, innovative business models and green strategies.

Participants had the opportunity to engage in interactive sessions and debates that focused on the following aspects: identification of major environmental challenges, circular economy and innovative business models, concrete examples of businesses and practices that support circular

economy principles, practices and strategies ecological practices that can be adopted within organizations, ways of active involvement and accountability of all parties involved, and much more.

The workshop was organized within the project Erasmus+ “Skills4future – Developing and improving the STEAM skills of students and teachers for curriculum innovation and sustainable development of higher education institutions and local businesses”. This project aims to develop and improve the STEAM skills of students and teachers, with a view to curriculum innovation and the sustainable development of higher education institutions and local businesses.

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