Future of Chemical Education 2023:
24. August 2023, vonRoll Campus, University of Bern
Future of Chemical Education 2023: Challenges in Teaching Chemistry
Within the framework of the Fall Meeting of the Swiss Chemical Society the Division of Chemical Education organises a symposium for those involved in teaching chemistry at different levels such as Sek I, Sek II, Universities of Applied Sciences (FH) and Universities. The major objective of this symposium are the challenges related to teaching chemistry in the first year of education at the university.
Professors and teachers from all Swiss universities and international experts will share their view, experience, strategies and solutions gained and developed while dealing with the chemistry courses for a large body of students, who just recently left the high schools and commenced their studies at the university.
In this sense we would like to invite you to take part in the Future of Chemical Education 2023, which will take place on August 24, 2023, in Bern.
Dr. Jan Cvengros
President SCS Division of Chemical Education
Invited Speakers:
Prof. Paul Wyatt, University of Bristol
Prof. Ilka Parchmann, Kiel University
Prof. Antonio Togni, ETH Zürich
Prof. Michel Rickhaus, University of Geneva
Dr. Stefan Dolder, Gymnasium and FMS Lerbermatt
Information / Warning to be careful
To all participants, speakers and invited guests:
Please note that requests for any organizational issues will only be made by OC members of the event or the SCS Head Office (...@scg.ch). We do not collaborate with travel agencies that claim to book travel and accommodation on our behalf. In case of any uncertainty, please contact and make sure that there is no fraudulent activity going on.
Please note that requests for any organizational issues will only be made by OC members of the event or the SCS Head Office (...@scg.ch). We do not collaborate with travel agencies that claim to book travel and accommodation on our behalf. In case of any uncertainty, please contact and make sure that there is no fraudulent activity going on.
