The EU4Dual alliance has been presented atAhead by Bett 2023, in London
Jon Altuna, coordinator of the EU4DUAL EuropeanUniversity alliance and Board member of EURASHE, has presented the EU4Dual alliance as an example of transnational collaboration of Higher Education institutions ion the last event of Ahead by Bett, in London.
Presentation of EU4Dual in the “Dual University Training” conference, in Santiago de Compostela
The Academic Vice-Rector of Mondragon Unibertsitatea, Jon Altuna, has been at the dual university training conference organised in Santiago de Compostela to present the EU4DUAL. He spoke of generating knowledge to contribute to a more sustainable future and to the responsible development of society and companies through educations and R+D+I activities that will be carried out through cooperation between the 9 partners that mke up the alliance and are considered leaders in dual training at European level.
The alliance of European Universities led by Mondragon Unibertsitatea met in Kuopio, Finland
The alliance of European universities led by Mondragon Unibertsitatea, EU4DUAL, has met in Kuopio, Finland. The aim of the alliance is to build a European higher education institution, the Centre of Excellence for Dual Education, which will generate expertise for the future needs of working life and solve global challenges in cooperation with students.
The EU4Dual alliance has been presented in the Forum of Vocational Excellence, in San Sebastian
Jon Altuna, Academic Vice-Rector of Mondragon Unibertsitatea and one of the leaders of the alliance has taken part in the forum by presenting the EU4Dual alliance and its major aspects. The Chair of the Academic Council has also shared some key messages regarding the future of the alliance and its contribution to Higher Education.
The EU4Dual alliance led by Mondragon Unibertsitatea, chosen by the European Commission to develop the European University project
The European University Consortium for Dual Education, EU4DUAL, (European Dual Studies University), led by Mondragon Unibertsitatea, has been one of the four new European projects chosen by the European Commission to develop the European Universities initiative. The aim is to increase the quality and competitiveness of European higher education by using dual education to solve global challenges.
