Córdoba brings together 128 projects at a provincial science fair

On September 23, the provincial stage of the Science, Technology, Arts, Movement, and Innovation Fair will take place in Córdoba. A total of 128 projects were selected from among 998 that participated in the regional stage and will now seek to stand out at the provincial level. The projects come from educational institutions of different levels and modalities within the provincial system.

More than 400 teachers and specialists took part in the evaluation that determined which projects advanced to this stage. The process was carried out on proposals covering various areas of study and submitted by students and teachers. The main objective is to showcase the learning achieved in each institution through interdisciplinary work.

The fair will be held at the Simón Bolívar Higher Institute of Teacher Training, where participants will present their initiatives. Of the total distinguished projects, 64 will be orally defended by their authors before the evaluation committee. The remaining 64 will be exhibited in an asynchronous digital format accessible to the interested public.

Provincial stage and national projection

In this provincial stage, 18 projects will be selected to represent Córdoba in the national stage of the 2025 fair. This selection will result from the evaluation carried out by the provincial committee based on quality and relevance criteria. This is the culmination of a journey that began in each school and is reflected in this stage.

The topics addressed follow the STEAM methodology, which integrates science, technology, arts, and mathematics. The proposals focus on solving concrete problems and on learning applicable to real life. The event also promotes collaborative work between students and teachers in an innovative setting.

A new feature in this edition is the participation of universities with their own projects. This inclusion seeks to strengthen the link between education, science, technology, work, and production. This way, the fair reinforces its role as a space for meeting and disseminating knowledge throughout the province.