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The Basque Country (Spain) joins EU STEM Coalition

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EU STEM Coalition

Country:

Spain

Publication date:

5 April 2018

Publication type:

News

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In the context of the preparation of the upcoming Basque STEAM Strategy (see related article), the Department of Education of the Basque Country (Spain) as well as the Basque Innovation Agency (InnoBasque) have joined the EU STEM Coalition. For more information about both organisations, please refer to the Members-page.

The Basque Country (Spain) joins EU STEM Coalition

The Basque Country (Spain) joins EU STEM Coalition

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