From June 13 to 17, the Second International Congress "Science and Education for sustainable development" will be held at the Havana Convention Center.

Convened by the Central Institute of Pedagogical Sciences of Cuba (ICCP), researchers and teachers will exchange experiences on the role of science in meeting global goals.

The official site informs that the debates will revolve around educational research in different contexts, its challenges and perspectives within the framework of the 2030 Agenda.

The attendees will present their work in three symposiums that will deal with educational systems from an inclusive, equitable and quality perspective, postgraduate education and its challenges for sustainable development, and the role of science in social transformation and local development. .

Likewise, they will be able to participate in six pre-congress courses that include various topics, from the proposal for a Systematization of educational scientific activity for early childhood development, the socio-educational inclusion of children and adolescents with disabilities, attention to talent in the educational system Cuban, research and innovation in the education of young people and adults in the country, as well as innovative experiences in the distance study modality in postgraduate education and master's degrees in Cuba.

For more information consult: http://www.cienciayeducacioncuba.com/