Join us at the TechMed Centre to find out about the opportunities for mobility of individuals via Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility (KA171), and hear about the Moldova project.
The Erasmus+ International Credit Mobility Project (KA171) enables project-based student, doctoral and staff mobility to specific countries outside the EU. The project focuses on the mobility of individuals to support, for instance, a common project, a new cooperative relationship, the exchange of knowledge or professional development.
The Moldova project (KA171) aims to strengthen the long-term scientific collaboration between Technical University of Moldova (TUM) and the University of Twente. The presentation provides insight into the educational cooperation between the two institutions through a project that aims to establish novel educational programming, using mobility of staff and doctoral candidates. The project has boosted excellence in the modern areas of microelectronics, especially in spintronics and nanoelectronics.
Presenters:
- Miranda Bönhke, Institutional Erasmus+ Coordinator
- Dr. Alexander Golubov, Associate Professor, Interfaces & Correlated Electron Systems, Faculty of TNW
- Dr. Anatoli Sidorenko, Director, Institute of Electronic Engineering & Nanotechnologies, Moldova (joining online)
