Strengthening of further education in the country through South-South knowledge in Freiburg
The South Baden Knowledge Network, or Suedwissen, has officially launched its operations at the University of Freiburg, as confirmed by both the University and the Ministry of Science. The initiative aims to foster a culture of collaboration between academia and industry, ultimately enhancing the connection between academic further education and the economy.
Suedwissen serves as a platform for over 1,000 further education offers, bundled on the platform suedwissen.de, which is operated by the network. The initiative is a successor to the project Hochschulweiterbildung@BW, which was funded by the state with over 13 million euros.
The network's primary goal is to improve the connection between academic further education and the economy, providing opportunities for collaboration, research and development, and knowledge transfer. Four regional coordinators have been assigned to foster exchange between universities and the economy, according to the University.
Suedwissen unites the expertise of all 48 state universities in Baden-Württemberg, including academies for pop, film, and performing arts. This extensive network allows for a diverse range of collaborations and opportunities, benefiting both academia and industry.
The network aims to enhance the innovation capacity of the region, strengthen its competitiveness, support economic growth, and ultimately improve the quality of life for residents through better services, products, and technologies. By fostering a robust ecosystem of innovation, Suedwissen contributes to the economic development of the region.
The initiative offers training programs, workshops, networking events, and support for entrepreneurship, all designed to equip the workforce with the latest knowledge and technologies. The platform suedwissen.de offers over 1,000 further education opportunities, making it an invaluable resource for those seeking to enhance their skills and knowledge.
The University of Freiburg and the Ministry of Science are actively involved in the operation of Suedwissen, ensuring its success and continued growth. For more specific information about Suedwissen or similar initiatives in Baden-Württemberg, it might be helpful to consult local resources or official websites related to regional development and innovation initiatives in the area.
Online education offerings, such as workshops and training programs, are accessible through the Suedwissen platform, serving as a crucial avenue for learning and self-development in the context of the South Baden Knowledge Network. This extensive network, involving over 1,000 further education opportunities, is designed to bridge the gap between academic institutions and the regional economy, fostering innovative collaborations and knowledge transfer.
