ESERO Sweden
ESERO is a support for the school in the work with technology, science and mathematics by using space as a starting point and is run by KTH. ESERO Sweden aims to elevate education to a new level by introducing the fascinating world of space into the classroom. By providing resources, free courses, and programs tailored to school environments, doors to a world of opportunities are opened for both teachers and students.
KTH runs two courses, "Space and sustainable development, KTH (3 credits)" and "Electronics and programming for space applications, KTH (7.5 credits)", which are aimed at teachers or student teachers who teach in STEM subjects. These courses are recurring and given every semester and take place online.
Read more about the courses and application on ESERO's website here
About ESERO Sweden:
ESERO (European Space Education Resource Office) Sweden is an initiative by ESA and the Swedish National Space Agency. It is operated by KTH in collaboration with the five Science Centers of the Wisdome project: the National Museum of Science and Technology, Curiosum, Visualiseringscentrum C, Universeum, and Malmö Museum. Cecilia Kozma serves as the director, with Christer Fuglesang as the chairman of ESERO Sweden.
ESERO Sweden collaborates with several science centers and educational organizations, including Tom Tits Experiment, 2047 Science Center, Teknikens Hus, the Swedish Science Centers Association, Astronomical Youth, NTA School Development, and Deneb Education. ESERO has also established hubs across Sweden to coordinate ESA's school projects both locally and nationally.