le défi « Fly Your Ideas »

© AIRBUS S.A.S. 2012 – photo by e*m company / P. Masclet
Lidia Brito, Charles Champion

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UNESCO is supporting Airbus’ Fly Your Ideas challenge, a student contest designed to inspire a new generation of engineers.

UNESCO’s in-depth report about future engineering capacity highlights an engineering skills gap that threatens industry and growth. Aviation is no exception. There are not enough aviation engineers currently graduating to meet industry needs and nearly half of them switch to other careers once they qualify.

Through its Fly Your Ideas competition, Airbus is offering students an insight into the world of aviation. It is one means to boost their interest in the industry. The global contest has just opened for its third season and challenges students worldwide to develop new ideas for a more sustainable aviation industry. It involves three rounds with five teams to be chosen as finalists in the summer of 2013, each with the opportunity to win a €30,000 prize. All teams are supported by an Airbus mentor during the development of their project, and new this season, an Airbus expert will offer advice at key stages of the competition.

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Gretchen Kalonji, Sous-Directrice générale pour le Secteur des sciences exactes et naturelles, parle de l'importance motiver les jeunes esprits à relever les défis mondiaux actuels, ce qui est l'un des objectif des défis Fly your Ideas. (En anglais)
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