➀ Mouser and Altium collaborate to support electronics education and career development worldwide; ➁ The partnership aims to empower the next generation of electronic design engineers through access to advanced design tools; ➂ The program prepares university students for industry-ready skills with Altium's design software and Mouser's educational content.

➀ Pico Jumbo is a larger version of the Raspberry Pi Pico 2, designed for educational purposes and comedy use. ➁ It features oversized components for better visibility and easier debugging in classrooms. ➂ The device supports various programming languages and can be used with croc clips or screws for secure connections.

➀ The UK's A level results showed a significant increase in STEM subject choices, with maths entries breaking 100,000 for the first time. ➁ Maths, biology, chemistry, and physics remained in the top 10 subject choices, while modern foreign languages did not make the top 10. ➂ University placements in engineering and technology courses rose by 11%.

1. NHNedu and KB Financial Public Welfare Foundation sign a business agreement for economic and financial education based on the metaverse; 2. Discussions begin on incorporating 'KB Star Economic Classroom' into Wonderverse; 3. The goal is to implement the educational know-how of KB Financial Public Welfare Foundation on the cutting-edge IT technology platform of Wonderverse.

➀ The University of Koblenz's Technikcamps, which concluded 27 weekly courses, attracted 371 participants aged 6 to 16 during the summer holidays. ➁ New courses like 'Builder Camp' allowed young tinkerers to create musical instruments from household items and natural materials. ➂ The camps, fully booked except for a few exceptions, indicate a high demand for extracurricular technical education among girls and boys.

➀ The EU-funded HiQ-LCA project aims to educate professionals on LCA methodology. ➁ A one-day hybrid LCA training in Bordeaux attracted 55 international participants, with 63% being women. ➂ The training covered a wide range of LCA topics and received positive feedback, with plans to expand future offerings.

➀ Over 200 Welsh school students participated in semiconductor workshops organized by CSA Catapult and UKESF to inspire careers in electronics. ➁ 24 bursaries of £2,500 were awarded to students pursuing electronics-related courses. ➂ Free educational resources were provided to 40 schools across Wales to promote electronics education.

➀ 17-year-old Cesare Mencarini developed a small nuclear fusion reactor as part of his A-Levels, aiming to generate neutrons for his Extended Project Qualification (EPQ). ➁ The reactor, built in a school environment, achieved plasma and was showcased at the Cambridge Science Festival. ➂ Mencarini plans to pursue a degree in engineering and aims to work at the University of Bristol’s Interface and Analysis Centre.

1. Sungkyunkwan University (SKKU) held its 82nd Commencement Ceremony, with a total of 1,516 graduates receiving their degrees, including 130 PhDs, 514 Masters, and 872 Bachelors. 2. Lee Ju-wan, CEO of Megazone Cloud, was awarded an Honorary Doctorate in Business Administration for his significant contributions to the Korean economy, management, and ICT sectors. 3. President Eom Jong-hwa of SKKU praised Lee Ju-wan for leading ICT businesses for 25 years and turning Megazone Cloud into a leading cloud management service company in Korea and Asia, achieving a valuation of 2.4 trillion KRW in 2022.

➀ The Ministry of Science, Research and the Arts of Baden-Württemberg has approved the establishment of the virtual Karlsruhe Chipdesign House (KCH) at the Karlsruhe Institute of Technology (KIT) to strengthen chip design innovation in Europe. ➁ The KCH aims to coordinate chip design efforts in Baden-Württemberg and beyond, focusing on comprehensive education for professionals in chip design. ➂ A new interdisciplinary master's program in chip design is planned, offering practical lectures, workshops, and industry events to train future technical and leadership professionals.

➀ Federal Research Minister Bettina Stark-Watzinger visited the Brandenburg University of Technology Cottbus-Senftenberg to gain insights into the university's role in regional structural change and its major funded projects. ➁ The visit highlighted the university's commitment to global perspectives and regional development through projects like the Lausitz Science Park and the Lausitz Science Network. ➂ The minister was informed about three large consortium projects funded by the Federal Ministry of Education and Research, including the Energy Innovation Center, the iCampus Cottbus, and the 'Next Generation Drugs' research consortium.

➀ The Plattform SÜDWISSEN consolidates all scientific continuing education offerings in Baden-Württemberg, making them accessible directly through the platform. ➁ It aims to enhance visibility and reach of scientific continuing education, optimizing the matching of needs between companies and educational providers. ➂ A new online campaign is launched to attract attention to the diverse offerings of universities and promote career advancement through scientific continuing education.

➀ Ed identifies a lucrative opportunity in the semiconductor training sector, where governments are investing heavily in facilities but lack skilled staff. ➁ He plans to repurpose an existing training scam into a legitimate semiconductor college, funded by governments and companies. ➂ The college will be housed in a renovated stately home, with Ed as Chancellor, aiming to attract high-paying international students.

1. Professor Georg Passig created an augmented reality sandbox at the Technical University of Ingolstadt, combining data science, design, and electrical engineering. 2. The sandbox uses a 3D camera and a projector to visualize complex concepts, making abstract topics more tangible for students. 3. This innovative tool is utilized across various disciplines, aiding in the understanding of data science, design, and other technical fields.

1. The Bergische University Wuppertal is launching a new Bachelor's program in Smart and Sustainable Systems starting from the winter semester 2024/2025. 2. The program aims to equip students with knowledge in areas such as information and communication technology, digital technology, machine learning, artificial intelligence, and renewable energy. 3. Graduates will be prepared for careers in electrical engineering, automotive industry, energy supply, automation, information and communication technology, and other sectors.

1. The 'SWOT' team from Technische Hochschule Würzburg-Schweinfurt won the RoboCup@Work World Championship in Eindhoven. 2. The team has been working towards this success for five years, winning the vice world championship and the German championship twice. 3. The team plans to defend their title in Brazil next year and is seeking industrial sponsors for financial and logistical support.

1. OTH Regensburg introduces a SCALE-UP room and a Code Clinic to enhance learning experiences. 2. An Eye-Tracking project from the research sector will be integrated into teaching. 3. Both initiatives are supported by the Bavarian State Ministry for Science and the Arts.

1. Intel has launched a five-year apprenticeship program in collaboration with various Arizona organizations to train future manufacturing technicians. 2. The program aims to address the talent gap in US semiconductor manufacturing and enhance workforce diversity. 3. Apprentices will receive hands-on training and earn a certificate and college credit, with 90% expected to stay with Intel post-program.

1. TU Ilmenau offers comprehensive orientation programs for engineering students starting in the winter semester 2024/25. 2. The programs include insights into various engineering fields, visits to companies, and interdisciplinary projects. 3. Students can easily switch majors if they find another field more suitable, without extending their study duration.

1. The 9th Lautrer Solar Power Competition, organized by Hochschule Kaiserslautern, has concluded with winners in three categories. 2. Teams from various schools participated, showcasing innovative solar-powered vehicles. 3. The competition aims to educate students about solar energy and engineering principles.