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As the rise in electrical and electronic waste continues to challenge the circularity ambitions of the Netherlands and other countries worldwide, addressing this issue from a systemic perspective becomes increasingly critical.

Lorenzo Ceccarelli, a lecturer in the Electrical Engineering department, recently completed the design of his new interdisciplinary challenge-based learning (CBL) course, Circular Electronics, offered in Q4. During the course design process, he focused on developing learning objectives, activities, and assessment methods that reflect the complexity of this global challenge. Lorenzo is eager to share his insights during this interactive session.

In addition, Lorenzo will discuss how multiple stakeholders can collaborate on a challenge, offering diverse perspectives and levels of understanding to enrich students' learning. He will share his experience working with these stakeholders.

This event is open to teachers and support staff. Registration is free and available . Lunch and drinks will be provided for in-person attendees.

For inquiries, email academylearningteaching@tue.nl.