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SUMMARY:Sustainable Development in My Future Profession
DESCRIPTION:Sustainable development is part of every profession\, but what does it mean specifically for your (future) job?\nXamk’s short survey is part of the INGENIUM’s Sustainability Week. Take a moment to reflect on how sustainable development manifests in your own field and what opportunities you have to make a difference as a future professional.\nLink to the survey: Sustainable Development in My Future Profession -survey \nThe survey is already open and you can leave your responses until 1 November. \nWe are also visiting Xamk’s campuses to collect responses after the actual sustainability week. Come meet people who are working with INGENIUM and take part in our survey: \n\nMikkeli: D Lobby\, 26 October\, at 12:30–14:30 Finnish time\, hosted by Anna Forsström\nKotka: Library landing\, 27 October\, at 11:00–13:00Finnish time\, hosted by Laura Arminen\nKouvola: Main Building Lobby\, 27 October\, 11:00–13:00 Finnish time\, hosted by Siru Kivinen
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SUMMARY:BIP Exploring Ethical\, Effective and Efficient Uses of AI to Support Health and Social Sciences Researchers
DESCRIPTION:Organizer\n			\n			Munster Technological University			 \nVirtual Sessions:05-24 October 2026 \nCredits:3-5 ECTS \nBIP Type:Transversal \nFields of Study:Health and Social Sciences / Transversal — Artificial Intelligence\, Research Methods\, Ethics  \nLevel of Experience:Undergraduate (UG) and Postgraduate (PG) — also open to Research Supervisors  \nSending partners: \nMedical University-Sofia (Bulgaria) \, Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iași (Romania) (+ other INGENIUM Universities) \nAvailable Places: 25 total5-15 TUAISI students5-15 MUS students5-15 other INGENIUM Universities \nBIP CoordinatorJoão Costa \njoao.costa@mtu.ie \n\n	Categories:\n		Blended Intensive Programmes	 \n\n	Tags:\n		\n	INGENIUM BIPs 26/27 \n\n	BIP Exploring Ethical\, Effective and Efficient Uses of AI to Support Health and Social Sciences Researchers\n			October 26\n	  –\n	October 30\n	 \nAbout the programme\nExploring Ethical\, Effective and Efficient Uses of AI to Support Health and Social Sciences Researchers- The purpose of the BIP is to combine different disciplinary experiences and backgrounds from students and staff at the partner institutions to identify and address common questions around ethical\, effectiveness and efficiency aspects of AI. Participants will share their understanding and learning on development and use of AI in Health and Social Sciences research\, covering:  \n\nEthical principles and boundaries of collecting\, analysing and reporting on different types of quantitative and qualitative data relative to Health and Social Sciences disciplines (e.g. biological markers\, psychological dispositions\, demographic features)\nValidity requirements for quantitative and qualitative data collection\, analysis and reporting that make AI tools effective\nTypes\, trade-offs and gains of efficiency in collecting\, analysing and reporting quantitative and qualitative data with AI tools \nIntegration and interaction of AI tools with other digital tools and environments (e.g. Virtual Reality\, Augmented Reality) in relation to collection\, analysis and reporting of quantitative and qualitative data in Health and Social Sciences \n\n\n\n\n\nHow you will learn\nLearning activities are based on problem-based and case-based learning\, including scenarios inspired by applied sciences. Students work in international teams through three phases:  \n\nGuest Lectures delivered by experts in artificial intelligence and health and social sciences research \nInteractive Workshops featuring digital technologies\, brainstorming activities\, experience sharing\, case studies\, and live demonstrations \nInterdisciplinary learning groups combining learning experience and expertise from different disciplines and levels of AI knowledge \n\nSpecial emphasis is placed on reflection and metacognition\, supported by guided self-reflection tools and group discussions. \nCompetences you will develope\n\nEthical\, effective\, and efficient use of AI in health and social sciences research \nDigital competences and responsible AI integration in academic research \nInterdisciplinary and intercultural collaboration \nResearch integrity and validity in data collection\, analysis and reporting \nInclusiveness: accessible support for students and supervisors from diverse disciplinary backgrounds \nPotential integration into INGENIUM Doctoral School \n\n\n\n\n\n\nLearning Outcomes\nAfter successful completion of the BIP\, students will be able to: \n\nLO1. Critically evaluate the ethical principles and boundaries of using AI tools in the collection\, analysis and reporting of quantitative and qualitative data in Health and Social Sciences research \nLO2. Assess the validity requirements for data collection\, analysis and reporting that ensure AI tools are used effectively in health and social sciences research \nLO3. Analyse the types\, trade-offs and efficiency gains of AI tools in collecting\, analysing and reporting qualitative and quantitative research data \nLO4. Evaluate the integration of AI tools with other digital environments (e.g. VR\, AR) in the context of health and social sciences research \nLO5. Collaborate effectively in interdisciplinary and international teams to address shared research challenges around ethical\, effective\, and efficient AI use \n\nBIP’s Programme\nVirtual component (online activities)\nPeriod:  Two online sessions each on the week of 12th and 19th October  \nSchedule / Contents:  \n\n\n2 to 3 online guest lecture sessions delivered by experts in AI and health and social sciences research \n\n\nProgramme design meetings: Academic Coordinators meet regularly online to finalise the full programme outline by late May / early June \n\n\nBIP Setup / Erasmus agreements confirmed by May/June \n\n\nStudent and staff allocation confirmed by late September; travel\, accommodation and Learning & Teaching agreements arranged\n\nDuration: online lectures\, self-study and/or group work = 50 hours \nPhysical component (on-site at MTU) \nPeriod: 26-30 October \nProgramme / Contents:  \n\nInteractive Workshops exploring digital technologies\, brainstorming activities\, experience sharing\, case studies\, and live demonstrations \n\n\nInterdisciplinary learning groups combining expertise from different disciplines and levels of AI knowledge \n\n\nFive consecutive days of in-person engagement at MTU Cork Campus \n\nDuration: 5 days = 40 hours of on-site activities  \nApplication requirements\nTo apply for this BIP you must: \n\nBe enrolled at one of the INGENIUM partner universities at the time of the programme.\nApply through your home (sending) institution.\nHave a sufficient level of English (typically B2 or equivalent).\nBe available to participate in both the virtual and physical components of the BIP.\nMeet any specific academic or eligibility requirements indicated for this programme.\n\nAs this BIP includes a physical mobility period hosted at MTU (Ireland\, Cork) it is intended for students coming from other INGENIUM partner institutions. Therefore\, students enrolled at MTU are not eligible to apply for this specific BIP. \nHow to apply\nApplications for this BIP are managed by each INGENIUM partner university. \nTo apply\, please select your home university from the list below and follow the application process indicated on their page. Each institution has its own application platform and procedure. \n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															\n																\n															 \n\n	Related Events\n\n\n	\n		 \n\n	\n		BIP Sustainable Cosmetics & Entrepreneurship	\n\n\n	October 5 – October 9 \n\n\n	\n		 \n\n	\n		BIP SeismicX: Engineering Structures for the Real World	\n\n\n	October 26 – October 30 \n\n\n	\n		 \n\n	\n		BIP – CLARITY-AI: Critical Learning in the Technology Age of AI	\n\n\n	November 2 – November 6
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SUMMARY:BIP SeismicX: Engineering Structures for the Real World
DESCRIPTION:Organizer\n\n“Gheorghe Asachi” Technical University of Iasi  \nVirtual Sessions:\nmid-October / mid-November \nCredits:\n3 ECTS \nBIP Type:\nDiscipline-specific \nFields of Study:\nCivil Engineering / Structural Engineering — Structural Dynamics\, Earthquake Engineering\, Seismic Design; transversal skills in international collaboration\, communication\, and systems thinking \nLevel of Experience:\nBachelor / Master \nSending partners:\nMTU\, UdA (+ other INGENIUM Universities) \nAvailable Places: \n5-10 MTU  students\n5-10 UdA students\n5-10 other INGENIUM Universities \nBIP Coordinator\nIoana Olteanu\nioana.olteanu@academic.tuiasi.ro \nCategories:\nBlended Intensive Programmes \nTags:\n\nINGENIUM BIPs 26/27 \nBIP SeismicX: Engineering Structures for the Real World\nNovember 16\n–\nNovember 20\n \nAbout the programme\nSeismicX: Engineering Structures for the Real World is a practical\, interdisciplinary Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) focused on developing a scientifically grounded understanding of structural behaviour during seismic events\, bridging the gap between theoretical knowledge and real-world engineering practice. \nThe programme is designed for Bachelor’s and Master’s students in Civil Engineering and related fields and aims to strengthen their ability to analyse structural dynamic response\, evaluate seismic design choices\, and interpret experimental results by combining hands-on demonstrations\, physical models\, and laboratory experiments with fundamental theoretical foundations. \nA key focus is to provide both conceptual grounding and experiential learning in areas such as structural dynamics\, earthquake engineering\, seismic protection strategies\, numerical simulation\, and systems thinking\, exploring how seismic performance is shaped not only by individual structural components but also by the wider built environment. \nHow you will learn\nLearning activities are based on experiential and project-based learning\, combining virtual theoretical modules with intensive on-site hands-on activities. Students work in international and interdisciplinary teams throughout the programme: \n\nDesigning\, building and testing a 3D structural model on a shaking table\nPerforming numerical simulations and comparing predictions with experimental seismic responses\nApplying iterative design refinement based on experimental feedback\n\nSpecial emphasis is placed on systems thinking and critical analysis\, supported by interactive demonstrations\, live laboratory experiments\, and poster presentations. \nCompetences you will develope\n\nStructural dynamics and earthquake engineering: degrees of freedom\, stiffness\, damping\, equation of motion\, natural frequencies\, modal shapes\nSeismic design principles and modern structural protection strategies (ductile design\, energy dissipation devices\, adaptive systems — TLD\, TMD — and base isolation)\nExperiential and hands-on learning: physical models\, laboratory experiments and shaking-table tests\nSystems thinking and societal awareness: seismic performance in the wider built environment\nInternational and intercultural collaboration: knowledge exchange and professional networking across INGENIUM institutions\nCritical thinking: evaluating design choices\, interpreting experimental results and comparing engineering strategies\nTransversal skills: communication\, dissemination\, and collaborative teamwork\n\nLearning Outcomes\nAfter successful completion of the BIP\, students will be able to: \n\nLO1. Explain the fundamental principles of structural dynamics and earthquake engineering\, including degrees of freedom\, stiffness\, damping\, natural frequencies\, modal shapes\, and seismic response spectra\nLO2. Design\, build and test a 3D structural model on a shaking table\, interpreting experimental results and comparing simulated with real seismic responses\nLO3. Apply numerical simulation tools (LinPRO\, Python\, Matlab) to model structural behaviour under seismic loading and iteratively refine designs based on experimental feedback\nLO4. Evaluate modern seismic protection strategies (ductile design\, energy dissipation devices\, TLD\, TMD\, base isolation) and apply critical thinking when comparing engineering design choices across seismic contexts\nLO5. Collaborate effectively in international\, intercultural teams\, sharing local seismic engineering perspectives and developing professional networks across INGENIUM partner institutions\n\nBIP’s Programme\nVirtual component (online activities)\nPeriod: mid-October / mid-November \nSchedule / Contents: \nVM 1 — Introduction to Structural Dynamics: \n\nEssential theoretical foundations: degrees of freedom\, stiffness\, damping\, equation of motion for SDOF systems\, natural frequencies and modal shapes\nBehaviour of damped and undamped systems under forced vibration: harmonic loading\, resonance and amplitude ratios\nInteractive demonstrations using numerical and finite element software (LinPRO\, Python\, Matlab)\n\nVM 2 — Understanding Earthquakes: From Ground Motion to Structural Systems: \n\nIntroduction to seismology: Earth’s structure\, seismic zones\, causes and types of earthquakes\, seismic waves and measurement scales\nKey engineering concepts: ground-motion parameters (PGA)\, response spectra\, structural systems\, soil dynamics and soil–structure interaction\nModern seismic protection strategies: ductile design\, energy dissipation devices\, adaptive systems (TLD\, TMD) and base isolation\n\nVM 3 — Feedback session and evaluation \nPhysical component (on-site at TUIASI)\nPeriod: November 2026 \nProgramme / Contents: \n\nIntroduction to the shaking table: initial experiment and review of the first numerical assignment\nIntroduction to damping devices and project requirements briefing; team formation\nWorking sessions: teams design\, build and test a small 3D building model on a shaking table\nNumerical simulations: teams perform structural modelling and compare predictions with shaking-table test results\nGuided design refinement: iterative improvement of structural models and analyses based on experimental feedback\nFinal model testing: conclusive shaking-table test comparing simulated and experimental seismic responses\nConcise poster presentations by each team\nTeam evaluation session\n\nDuration: 5-day on-site module (09:00–17:30 daily) \nApplication requirements\nTo apply for this BIP you must: \n\nBe enrolled at one of the INGENIUM partner universities at the time of the programme.\nApply through your home (sending) institution.\nHave a sufficient level of English (typically B2 or equivalent).\nBe available to participate in both the virtual and physical components of the BIP.\nMeet any specific academic or eligibility requirements indicated for this programme.\n\nAs this BIP includes a physical mobility period hosted at TUIASI (Iasi\, Romania)\, it is intended for students coming from other INGENIUM partner institutions. Therefore\, students enrolled at TUIASI are not eligible to apply for this specific BIP. \nHow to apply\nApplications for this BIP are managed by each INGENIUM partner university. \nTo apply\, please select your home university from the list below and follow the application process indicated on their page. Each institution has its own application platform and procedure. \n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n \n\n  \nRelated Events\n\n\n  \n\nBIP for University Staff – Education for Sustainable Development at MTU Cork \nMay 25 – May 29\n\n  \n\nJunior Summer School \nJune 1 @ 8:00 – June 5 @ 17:00 EEST\n\n  \n\nBIP Sustainable Cosmetics & Entrepreneurship \nOctober 5 – October 9
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