Education for Sustainable Development Goals in Spanish Engineering Degrees

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Autori principali: Segalas, Jordi, Sanchez-Carracedo, Fermin
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author Segalas, Jordi
Sanchez-Carracedo, Fermin
author_facet Segalas, Jordi
Sanchez-Carracedo, Fermin
contents EDINSOST and EDINSOST2 are two Spanish R&D+I funded projects. Their objective is to facilitate the training of graduates to be capable of leading the resolution of challenges in our society through the integration of sustainability training in the Spanish University System. Both projects focus, among other degrees, in engineering degrees. EDINSOST is organized around four specific objectives: 1) To define the Sustainability Competency Map of each engineering degree and establish a framework for incorporating the map into the degree curricula; 2) To validate didactic strategies for addressing sustainability from a constructivist and community pedagogical approach; 3) To diagnose the status of the sustainability training needs of faculty and develop and test training proposals 4) To diagnose the sustainability competency level of students and validate training proposals. EDINSOST2 advances from developing sustainability competencies to develop SDGs learning objectives. It is currently in its early stages, so the results are preliminary. Although the data collection stage is over, the analysis of the collected data is still underway. This paper presents the main results of the EDINSOST project in the field of engineering education, and some preliminary results of EDINSOST2. In relation to the first EDINSOST objective, a sustainability competency map has been defined. Based on this map, the most appropriate didactic strategies for sustainability training have been analyzed and tested, and the state of the sustainability training requirements in teachers and students have been diagnosed. Proposals for training both groups will be developed in EDINSOST2.
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spellingShingle Education for Sustainable Development Goals in Spanish Engineering Degrees
Segalas, Jordi
Sanchez-Carracedo, Fermin
sustainability
sustainable development goals
engineering education
EDINSOST and EDINSOST2 are two Spanish R&D+I funded projects. Their objective is to facilitate the training of graduates to be capable of leading the resolution of challenges in our society through the integration of sustainability training in the Spanish University System. Both projects focus, among other degrees, in engineering degrees. EDINSOST is organized around four specific objectives: 1) To define the Sustainability Competency Map of each engineering degree and establish a framework for incorporating the map into the degree curricula; 2) To validate didactic strategies for addressing sustainability from a constructivist and community pedagogical approach; 3) To diagnose the status of the sustainability training needs of faculty and develop and test training proposals 4) To diagnose the sustainability competency level of students and validate training proposals. EDINSOST2 advances from developing sustainability competencies to develop SDGs learning objectives. It is currently in its early stages, so the results are preliminary. Although the data collection stage is over, the analysis of the collected data is still underway. This paper presents the main results of the EDINSOST project in the field of engineering education, and some preliminary results of EDINSOST2. In relation to the first EDINSOST objective, a sustainability competency map has been defined. Based on this map, the most appropriate didactic strategies for sustainability training have been analyzed and tested, and the state of the sustainability training requirements in teachers and students have been diagnosed. Proposals for training both groups will be developed in EDINSOST2.
title Education for Sustainable Development Goals in Spanish Engineering Degrees
topic sustainability
sustainable development goals
engineering education
url https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.14653906