Part of Eastern Partnership (EaP)’s “Contact between People”, about 300 higher education (HE) stakeholders from Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine attended to hear more about the programmes and increased opportunities resulting from significant increase to the programmes’ budgets for 2011-2013 period.
Place
and date: Kiev – Ukraine on 5
and 6 December 2011
Target
Countries: Armenia,
Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia,
Moldova and Ukraine.
Aim
of the event: to promote the Tempus and Erasmus
Mundus (notably Action 2) programmes in the 6 Eastern Partnership countries; to
enhance the regional dimension of the two programmes and to involve those
institutions that have less exposure to international programmes.
Participants will learn more about the
two programmes; they will receive information on how to prepare (or become
involved in) project applications and will have concrete opportunities to
network, which will undoubtedly lead to new institutional partnerships being
formed.
Participants will be better-placed to
inform a wider audience about the mobili
Place and date: Kiev – Ukraine on 5 and 6 December 2011
Target Countries: Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Georgia, Moldova and Ukraine.
Aim of the event: to promote the Tempus and Erasmus Mundus (notably Action 2) programmes in the 6 Eastern Partnership countries; to enhance the regional dimension of the two programmes and to involve those institutions that have less exposure to international programmes.
Participants will learn more about the two programmes; they will receive information on how to prepare (or become involved in) project applications and will have concrete opportunities to network, which will undoubtedly lead to new institutional partnerships being formed.
Participants will be better-placed to inform a wider audience about the mobility opportunities available to students and academics.
The event will help to bring the 6 Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries closer to the European Union and to strengthen the Eastern Europe regional dimension, in line with the Tempus IV and Erasmus Mundus philosophy.
As a result of this event, we should see good quality proposals submitted under future calls for proposals and an increased involvement from institutions located in remote areas of the countries concerned.
ty opportunities available to students
and academics.
The event will help to bring the 6
Eastern Partnership (EaP) countries closer to the European Union and to
strengthen the Eastern Europe regional
dimension, in line with the Tempus IV and Erasmus Mundus philosophy.
As a result of this event, we should see
good quality proposals submitted under future calls for proposals and an
increased involvement from institutions located in remote areas of the
countries concerned.
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Place and date: Kiev – Ukraine on 5 and 6 December 2011
