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The development of partnerships with industry

The development of partnerships with industry . Donetsk Conference 23 rd – 27 th Feb 2010. 23 rd Feb - travel. 24 th Feb - Lodz, Vladimir, Donetsk presentations.

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The development of partnerships with industry

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  1. The development of partnerships with industry

  2. Donetsk Conference 23rd – 27th Feb 2010 23rd Feb - travel. 24th Feb - Lodz, Vladimir, Donetsk presentations. 25th Feb - New knowledge & experience achieved by the EU partners in the course of project implementation. Conclusions & recommendations – reports / booklet. 26th Feb - Final report discussions – reports, conventions, IGR’s, equipment. 27th Feb – Travel. Mr Colin Gilbert-Wood EurIng John Bishop Prof Nick Bennett

  3. New knowledge and experience achieved by the EU partners in the course of project implementation • Development of management experience of EU Tempus type projects in terms of finance and accounting procedures • Wide range of geographic, climatic, STEP, transport, cultural, gastronomic and historical factors • Lessons learned on EU and UoP rules concerning allowable expenses • Exposure of academic staff to European practice linking industry and H.E. • Planning seminars of interest to visiting academics

  4. New knowledge and experience gained by the EU partners in the course of project implementation • Planning visits to manufacturing, service and military and non military training providers •Further development of presentation skills of non-academic UoPstaff •Exposure of UoP staff at all levels to the international dimension of education •Opportunity for cultural interaction with students/academics outside of engineering •Further team building in MDE at UoP •Improvement in participating staff morale at all levels at UoP

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