🚀 Testing Weeks Begin at METU, NKUA, and EuV!

We are excited to announce that the Testing Weeks have officially launched at our partner universities: Middle East Technical University (METU), National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA), and Europa-Universität Viadrina (EuV)!

This marks a major step forward in the ETHICS4CHALLENGES initiative, as we move from development to implementation — bringing our work into real classrooms and digital learning spaces.

🔍 What Are We Testing?

During the Testing Weeks, students and educators are piloting:

🧩 Flexible Educational Pathways: Modular, adaptable learning journeys tailored to different disciplinary and institutional contexts.
🌐 Online Educational Platform: A digital space offering open-access ethics modules, interactive learning tools, and community-driven resources.

These testing activities aim to explore how ethics and responsibility can be taught in ways that are interdisciplinary, scalable, and responsive to today’s societal challenges in science, technology, engineering, and beyond.

🏫 Participating Universities

Middle East Technical University (METU)
National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA)
Europa-Universität Viadrina (EuV)

Each university is engaging students from diverse backgrounds — including engineering, social sciences, law, and informatics — to evaluate how the platform and pathways perform in practice.

📢 What Comes Next?

Feedback collected during the Testing Weeks will help us:

Refine the platform’s usability and content
Adjust the learning pathways for flexibility and inclusivity
Prepare for the broader rollout across the network

Insights from the testing will feed into our upcoming event in Louvain (October 2025) and the final version of our educational materials.

Stay tuned for pilot stories, student testimonials, and preview content from our evolving Online Educational Platform!

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🖊️ For questions or media inquiries, please contact:
Antonis Faras, Dissemination Officer
[email protected]