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Marsoft Took a Group of Norwegian Students to the MIT Sea Grant Design Lab

October 13, 2019 1 min
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Marsoft and MIT Sea Grant Design Lab hosted Oslo Handelsgymnasium students and faculty (Oct 16). Program combines programming with STEM training. Professor Chryssostomidis heads the lab.

Marsoft and the MIT Sea Grant Design Lab hosted students and faculty from Oslo Handelsgymnasium, a prominent Oslo high school, on October 16th.

Program Details:

The visiting group participated in an intensive educational program that combines programming instruction with rigorous science, technology, and mathematics training.

Quote:

Professor Chrys Chryssostomidis, head of the MIT Sea Grant Design Lab, welcomed the students to MIT.

Key Points:

  • The program targets high school students from international institutions
  • It integrates computational training with STEM education
  • The partnership demonstrates the lab's commitment to fostering international educational exchange
  • Oslo Handelsgymnasium is characterized as one of the largest high schools in Norway's capital

The article emphasizes the collaborative nature of the initiative and positions the MIT Sea Grant Design Lab as an accessible destination for advanced educational programs.

Key Insights

  • MIT Sea Grant Design Lab hosting
  • Norwegian students visit
  • Programming and STEM focus
  • International educational exchange
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