Therefore, European universities must empower students with the necessary set of skills to apply these new concepts/technologies/objectives to their future places of work. In this particular case, the proposal targets implementation and entrepreneurship of Industry 5.0 in SMEs by students using AI technology as the missing link or enabler. By combining AI, Industry 5.0, and green entrepreneurship, students have the opportunity to contribute to a more sustainable and environmentally conscious future while gaining valuable skills in emerging technologies and business innovation.
SO1: Create more attractive curriculum by integrating a new innovative course about AI for sustainable entrepreneurship. | SO2: Support competitiveness and employment in particular at regional&local level through the design and implementation of an AI Industry 5.0 incubator at university level to facilitate green entrepreneurship in the area of Industry 5.0. | SO3: Disseminate the project’s key message and results at local, national and EU level to promote the use of AI for sustainable entrepreneurship. |
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POLITEHNICA Bucharest | Libera Universita Di Bolzano | POLITECHNIKA GDANSKA |
KAINOTOMIA & SIA EE | CAMERA DE COMERT SI INDUSTRIE BISTRITA NASAUD | Asti Automation SRL |
Activities and Impact Key activities include intensive training for educators, piloting of innovative curricula, and hosting international workshops and conferences. The project also aims to create open-access educational materials, a “pedagogical guide” for diverse learning contexts, and digital tools to enhance teaching and learning. Expected outcomes include increased student employability, strengthened academic collaboration across Europe, and a critical contribution to rebuilding Ukraine through education. Over 100 war-affected students in Ukraine will benefit from targeted training programs, ensuring inclusion and support for displaced individuals. | Strategic Importance The DREAMER project aligns with Erasmus+ priorities by supporting higher education institutions in cooperation with Ukrainian counterparts, fostering innovative teaching practices, and addressing climate change and digital transformation challenges. This transformative project is poised to set new standards in project management education, creating a ripple effect of innovation, sustainability, and collaboration across Europe and beyond. |
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The project is an innovative initiative designed to revolutionize vocational education and training (VET) in the textile industry. At its core, the project aims to develop a tailored curriculum that addresses the specific needs of VET trainers and learners in the realm of new technologies. This curriculum will provide VET trainers and key stakeholders in the textile industry with essential tools to facilitate the acquisition of digital skills among learners. Additionally, the project seeks to offer learners a comprehensive and innovative training package focused on skills related to Industry 4.0, ensuring they are well-equipped for the technological demands of the modern workplace. Furthermore, TEX4.0 is committed to producing engaging and attractive training materials, aiming to enhance the appeal of the textile sector to younger generations. A key goal of the project is to foster active engagement in its activities and to employ participatory approaches in vocational education, ensuring a more interactive and effective learning experience. Through these efforts, TEX4.0 aspires to set a new standard in VET, making it more relevant, appealing, and effective in preparing learners for the challenges and opportunities of the digital age in the textile industry.