• Overall objective:  To secure the knowledge base in education – a knowledge base that is constantly evolving – and to inform the AIROD research group about practical challenges and empirical opportunities.
• Relevant participants: Teachers involved in MSc and BSc programmes in economics and business administration as well as those teaching management courses on the engineering study programmes.   
• Outcome: Knowledge sharing through involvement. 

Programme

• Presentation by Jan Laursen: Challenges and future scenarios of the business-related study programmes at BTECH.
• Discussion:
  • How do we ensure that curricula and course descriptions are aligned with the latest knowledge within the AIROD field (either self-produced or collected by scanning the field)?
  • How do we ensure that research relates to the competence profiles/learning objectives defined in the course descriptions and contributes to the development of those profiles/objectives?
  • What are the potential mechanisms for this transfer and shared knowledge production?
  • How do we ensure that our teaching engages and motivates students to become active learners?    
• There will be coffee and sandwiches for lunch.