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EPISODE · Jul 1, 2022 · 17 MIN

Project TACEESM 2

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TACEESM Sarajevo Podcast is the first in series of podcasts that will be prepared for dissemination purposes of ERASMUS + CAPACITY BUILDING IN HIGHER EDUCATION - Transforming Architectural and Civil Engineering Education towards a Sustainable Model | TACEESM | project. This is an academic endeavor envisioned to articulate and meet 21st century challenges with a sustainable model of architectural and civil engineering education, through core activities of teaching, research, and knowledge transfer.It asserts new forms of delivering education through knowledge digitalization that opens enormous possibilities for partner countries to become part of the European network of education and industry and brings a new dimension of education through virtual space.Guest in this episode is Professor Francisco Javier Castellano Pulido from the School of Architecture at the University of Malaga, Spain. His professional work has been published in numerous national and international architectural magazines, and exhibited in national and international events in Jaén, Madrid, Seville, Leeuwarden, Rotterdam, Wien.Professor Castellano is leading A team of professors and researchers from the Higher Technical School of Architecture and the School of Industrial Engineering of the UMA participate in the European project Erasmus+ TACEESM. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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