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The EPS PED and GIREP signed an agreement
Posted By Administration, Monday 10 March 2014
Updated: Monday 10 March 2014
The Physics Education Division of the EPS (EPS PED) and GIREP (Groupe International de Recherche sur l'Enseignement de la Physique) signed an agreement on co-operations. You can read this article and more news in the latest electronic GIREP Newsletter that was released last week. It can be found on the GIREP Website in the Newsletter section:
http://www.girep.org/newsletters/newsletter_2014_02.pdf

Tags:  agreement  newsletter  PED 

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The Physics Education Division has a new website
Posted By Administration, Monday 2 September 2013

The EPS Physics Education Division website has been refreshed. Visit the new pages at: http://www.eps.org/group/PED.
You will find infos about the Education projects, such as MUSE, conferences to come and much more.

The EPS has also published a series of position papers on Education. Feel free to download them:
The implementation of the Bologna Process
 Physics studies (bachelor - doctoral - master)
Physics education

Tags:  education  MUSE  PED  position papers 

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