Partners and Supporters
The lack of skilled workers is a severe problem all across Europe. Teachers are key to bridging the STEM skills gap. With innovative ideas and hands-on concepts, they inspire students for STEM careers and help them develop essential skills such as critical thinking, problem-solving, and collaboration. We need scientists, IT and life science specialists, and engineers for our future.
Support our non-profit association, reaching 100,000 STEM teachers in over 30 countries with your donation and making a difference!
Donate or/and contact us:
Stefanie Schlunk, chair Science on Stage Europe
Tel. +49 30/40 00 67 40 | s.schlunk@science-on-stage.eu
Main Supporter of Science on Stage Europe
Science on Stage Europe is mainly supported by the Federation of German Employers' Associations in the Metal and Electrical Engineering Industries (Gesamtmetall).
Further Partners and Supporters of Science on Stage Europe
Cooperation since 2023 to support coding and AI activities for STEM teachers.
Cooperation since 2021 to support European STEM teachers’ professional development and to inspire students for STEM subjects.
What to support at Science on Stage
In our network, the teachers set the agenda. They know about the challenges in everyday school life and define what is required when dealing with important issues such AI, coding, inclusion, sustainability, or language promotion. Teachers in our network develop feasible solutions from teachers for teachers. We support their exchange of best-practice teaching ideas and help them to spread these in our 30 member counties.
Reviewed and recommended: Science on Stage works!*
- 90% of participating teachers have incorporated ideas that were presented at Science on Stage events into their own lessons.
- 90% of participating teachers have incorporated ideas, they had acquired through Science on Stage events into teacher training in their home countries and thus functioned as multipliers.
- 92% of the participants established international contacts; over 55% of them made at least 4 good contacts 1 year after the festival.
- 77% of the participants rate the sustainability effect of the festival as high; 73% of them stated to apply also for the next festival.
*The participant survey took place before, during, and twelve months after the Science on Stage festival 2022
Find more information about our impact here.
Main supporter
The Capital City of Prague | Jablotron Foundation | Česká spořitelna Foundation
Organisers
Elixír do škol | Science on Stage Czech Republic
Science on Stage festival 2019
Main supporter
Municipality of Cascais
Organisers
Science on Stage Portugal | NUCLIO
Science on Stage festival 2017
Main supporter
City of Debrecen
Organisers
Science on Stage Hungary ׀ MTA Atomki Institute ׀ University of Debrecen
Science on Stage festival 2015
Main supporter
Queen Mary University of London
In cooperation with
The Royal Society ׀ IBM ׀ CLEAPSS
Supported by
STFC ׀ SEPnet ׀ The Gatsby Foundation
Science on Stage festival 2013
Main supporter
think ING.
In cooperation with
Siemens Stiftung ׀ INTEL ׀ Adam Mieckiewicz University in Poznań ׀ Land Brandenburg ׀ Heidehof Stiftung
Science on Stage festival 2011
Main supporter
Danish Ministry of Education
Further supporters
think ING. ׀ Fondation H. Dudley Wright ׀ Shell ׀ L’Oréal Foundation ׀ Novozymes ׀ Danfoss Universe ׀ Maersk Oil ׀ Novo Nordisk Procter & Gamble ׀ INTEL
Science on Stage festival 2008
Ministry of Education Germany ׀ think ING. ׀ TSB Technologiestiftung Berlin ׀ SIEMENS ׀ Stifterverband für die deutsche Wissenschaft ׀ Heidehof Stiftung
F. Hoffmann-La Roche AG
Contact us
Chair of Science on Stage
Stefanie Schlunk