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HOME / Events / Past Events / Professor Maija Aksela visits the STEME Team from Finland

Professor Maija Aksela visits the STEME Team from Finland

By Assoc. Prof. Peta White / June 16, 2019

Professor Aksela was a keynote at the 2018 CAR symposium and 2018 STEM Education conference, and presented a seminar on school-industry links called Science Education Through Industry Collaboration.

 

Posted Jun 16, 2019

7 November 2018, 8:00am to 26 November 2018
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