ERASMUS MARIS WEEK
The Erasmus Maris week is an immersive educational experience focusing on scientific research themes related to the preservation of the marine and aquatic environments.
The course involves various activities such as nautical exercises for team building, sampling campaigns onboard sailboats, analysis of environmental samples, and workshops.
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Cross-communication: Teachers and students from different countries spend a week immersed in a nautical environment, exploring marine science concepts through engaging activities like kayaking, SUP, and sailing.
Just as scientists share findings through conferences and journals, the Erasmus Maris week fosters a similar environment among participating schools. Schools share their experiences, insights, and challenges, creating a dynamic community of learners. We even invite expert scientists to these sessions for invaluable feedback!
Just as scientists share findings through conferences and journals, the Erasmus Maris week fosters a similar environment among participating schools. Schools share their experiences, insights, and challenges, creating a dynamic community of learners. We even invite expert scientists to these sessions for invaluable feedback!
All activities are supervised by seasoned professionals, ensuring a safe and enriching experience.
Onshore facilities, including classrooms, labs, and waterfront areas, support offshore activities for instruction, experimentation, and data analysis. This integration allows students to approach marine science from diverse angles
We promote collaboration among students, educators, and scientists, fostering a collaborative learning environment that encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork.
Onshore facilities, including classrooms, labs, and waterfront areas, support offshore activities for instruction, experimentation, and data analysis. This integration allows students to approach marine science from diverse angles
We promote collaboration among students, educators, and scientists, fostering a collaborative learning environment that encourages critical thinking, problem-solving, and teamwork.
The sailboat has a strong power of attraction over youth because it conveys an ecological message and produces a feeling of freedom and adventure. The practice of sailing helps developing values such as rigour and team spirit and provides practical learning of multidisciplinary skills. Besides, the marine environment around the sailboat is an open laboratory for studying life sciences.