Cooperation partnerships in higher education 2021-1-PL01-KA220-HED-000031129
Why?
What?
DITE focuses on the element of internationalisation to increase capabilities of future teachers by sensitising TE students to international perspectives. We know from the Erasmus Impact Study 2014 and various follow-up studies that mobility is not the solution if we want a large percentage of students (90%+) to be reached by internationalisation. Therefore, DITE relies on internationalisation at home (IaH) to develop a model of globalised teacher education through diverse internationalisation with a focus on students becoming teachers in upper secondary education.
How?
Who?
A project consortium is created by 6 institutions focused on different aspects of internationalisation of higher education: University of Szczecin, Poland (a project leader) and Adam Mickiewicz University, Poland, University of Porto, Portugal, Rovira i Virgili University, Spain, Global Impact Institute, Czech Republic and SGroup – Universities in Europe.
News
Partners meeting in Porto
University of Porto hosted a second partners meeting this week. It was a great opportunity to finally meet almost everyone in person and those who couldn’t make it, joined us online.Read more →
Cooperation with the West Pomeranian In-Service Teacher Training Center
The University of Szczecin has signed an agreement with the West Pomeranian In-Service Teacher Training Center. The aim of the cooperation is to reinforce teacher training programmes in West Pomeranian region.Read more →
Joint Polish-German teaching studies
University of Szczecin and University of Greifswald have signed an agreement founding joint Polish-German teaching studies. Admission at both universities opens soon and the first students will start their education in October 2022.Read more →
1st online meeting
After a successful kick-off meeting in Szczecin, all the partners met again in April to discuss the project progress. We’ve decided to meet online due to the COVID-19 restrictions and postpone in-person meeting to July.Read more →
Coordinator
Partners
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Associated Partners
✔ Martina Baseggio, eTwinning ambassador, Czech Republic
✔ V Liceum Ogólnokształcące im. Adama Asnyka w Szczecinie, Poland
✔ Escola Secundária de Paredes, Portugal
✔ Generalitat de Catalunya, Departament d’Educació, Serveis Territorials a Tarragona, Spain
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