Green Deal Education for Southeast Asia

GreenSEA unites NTNU, AGH, and eight partner HEIs across Vietnam, Indonesia, and Thailand to modernise curricula, build staff capacity, and launch a regional e-learning community for the green transition.

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About GreenSEA

An Erasmus+ CBHE Project

Why GreenSEA

SEA HEIs face urgent skills gaps in renewable energy, circular economy, and digital maritime solutions. Vietnam, Indonesia, and Thailand must supply a workforce for 6.6 million new green jobs by 2030, yet most curricula and teaching resources lag behind European Green Deal standards.

How We Respond

Our consortium delivers a coordinated Erasmus+ CBHE action that:

Modernises bachelor and master programmes with EU-aligned Green Deal content.
Builds a digital Education & Research Community with shared e-learning resources.
Upskills academic staff through blended training and mentoring by EU experts.
Connects EU and SEA labs for joint research in marine, offshore, and urban sustainability.
Expands inclusive access through virtual mobility and targeted support for underrepresented learners.

Our Core Priorities

Objectives derived from the GREENSEA Part B technical description.

Curriculum Modernisation

Co-designing interdisciplinary Green Deal modules for engineering, environmental science, and maritime programmes in Vietnam, Indonesia, and Thailand.

Digital & Inclusive Learning

Launching a regional e-learning platform, virtual mobility paths, and accessible resources for students with fewer opportunities.

Capacity & Collaboration

Delivering staff training, joint research visits, and industry-linked pilot projects that connect EU and SEA laboratories.

Target Regions

Focusing on high-impact areas in Southeast Asia.

Vietnam

HUST, TDTU, DNTU, and VLU address urgent workforce gaps in offshore wind, solar, and circular manufacturing while modernising digital pedagogy.

Indonesia

ITB, ITS, and UNAIR tackle coal-to-renewable transition barriers, deploy marine renewables, and expand inclusive STEM access across the archipelago.

Thailand

CMU supports the national Bio-Circular-Green agenda by developing smart agriculture, clean mobility, and community resilience solutions for northern provinces.