Around 220 pupils from secondary schools in the Kleve district visited the Faculty of Technology and Bionics during the last week of term. At the first major STEM festival, they were given a very practical insight into student life: Each pupil took part in a four-hour workshop on various topics. These included an intensive course on 3D printing, the chance to build robotic fish, a workshop on programming with Arduino, and the opportunity to dismantle a gearbox.
Around 220 secondary school pupils from the Kleve district visited the Faculty of Technology and Bionics during the last week of term. At the first major STEM festival, they gained a very practical insight into student life: each pupil took part in a four-hour workshop on various topics. These included an intensive course on 3D printing, the chance to build robotic fish, a workshop on programming with Arduino, and the opportunity to dismantle a gearbox.
The programme, sponsored and organised by zdiKleve, was rounded off by the chance to find out more at the central student advisory service and by a group lunch in the canteen.
