Information Day organized by the Agency for Mobility and EU Programmes
On April 5, 2019 from 10.00 to 14.00, in the hall UNIN 1-110 at University North an event was held called the Information Day on the topic of Marie Sklodowska-Curie, Erasmus + and CEEPUS . The event was organized by the Agency for Mobility and EU Programmes (AMPEU) and University North . The event was held with the aim of informing teaching and non-teaching staff and students about EU programmes and opportunities they provide. Participants of this event were welcomed by the vice-rector for Scientific and Artistic Work and International Cooperation, Associate Professor Anica Hunjet, phD.
The MSCA - Marie Skłodowska-Curie programme was presented by Sandra Vidović ( AMPEU ), who presented the possibilities of obtaining an individual scholarship within the programme, the possibility of consortium projects and the network for innovative presentation. She explained how to find a partner for the MSCA consortium and who has the right and what are the conditions for exchanging staff in research and development. The project administrator Tina Lukčić presented the experience in the implementation of the European Night of Researchers project under the Horizon 2020 project at University North.
Tanja Veljak (AMPEU ) presented the opportunities offered by the CEEPUS programme as a Central European Exchange Programme for University Studies. More about CEEPUS experience was presented by student Lea Kuštelega and professor Sanja Zlatić, MEng. Erasmus+ is the largest EU programme in the field of education, training, youth and sports, and opportunities which this programme provides for (non) teaching staff and students were presented by Dijana Stilinović ( AMPEU ). Participants in Mobility Programmes, the professors from University North, Aleksej Aniskin, phD and Damira Đukec, phD, presented to the audience their experience in Erasmus+. The students at University North Arthem Chystiakov and Alina Dovhulia from Odessa State Academy of Civil Engineering, Ukraine, presented also their Erasmus + experience.
At the end of the event the Associate Professor Anica Hunjet, phD, vice-rector for Scientific and Artistic Work and International Cooperation also presented her international experience in Erasmus+ programme.
