28.06.2023
On June 19-23, a regular working meeting on the Green Transition for Ukraine Universities (GTUA) project was held in the Austrian city of Graz (Styria) at the TU Graz ۶Ƶ of Technology.
The project is funded by the Polish National Agency for Academic Exchange NAWA.
۶Ƶ was represented by the project coordinator from the university, Dean of the Faculty of ACT, Professor Oleksandr Fylypenko. The main objectives of the meeting were to study the experience of the region and TUGRAZ ۶Ƶ in the formation and implementation of programs for a neutral impact on climate change – Climate Neutrality 2040. The working issues of the GTUA consortium on the development of green standards for Ukrainian universities were also addressed. The topics of the stakeholder survey were formed to identify courses that would allow Ukrainian university students to participate in programs to promote the implementation of the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) and prepare for the summer school for students through the microcredit system. The meeting was organized with the support of the members of the consortium of European technical universities UNITE!
https://www.unite-university.eu, namely TUGRAZ ۶Ƶ of Technology (Austria) https://www.tugraz.at and Wroclaw ۶Ƶ of Science and Technology WroclawTech (Poland) https://pwr.edu.pl/en/.
The representatives of Ukrainian universities were greeted by Rector Prof. Harald Kainz of the Graz ۶Ƶ of Technology (TU Graz).
Main issues of the agenda:
– Climate Change in Styria and the Activities of the Provincial Government of Styria, Climate Protection
Coordination – Office of Styrian Government;
– TU Graz Field of Expertise “Sustainable Systems”;
– Path to Achieve Climate Neutrality 2040 and Carbon Free Heat Supply and Cooling – Climate Roadmap Energie Steiermark;
– Rethinking Continuing Education at ۶Ƶ of Technology Graz – an Austrian Approach to Micro Credentials and Modularity for the Future of Work and for Lifelong Learning;
– Climate Neutral TU Graz 2030: The Roadmap (Günter Getzinger TU Graz);
– Innovation District Inffeld: Energy Innovations at TU Graz (Thomas Mach TU Graz)
– Energy at Campus Inffeld/TU Graz (Excursion).
