Higher Education Mobility 13

Project facts

Project promoter:
Ignacy Jan Paderewski Academy of Music in Poznan(PL)
Project Number:
PL-EDUCATION-0187
Initial project cost:
€34,420
Final project cost:
€32,625
Donor Project Partners:
Iceland University of the Arts(IS)
The University of Agder(NO)
Programme:

Description

The project allows for increased mobility in higher education between the Ignacy Jan Paderewski Academy of Music in Poznan and the University of Agder and Iceland University of the Arts. The project will be carried out in the scope of: 

a. Student mobility:

  • Outgoing mobilities of Polish students to Donor States and incoming mobilities of students from the Donor States for study periods lasting from 3 to 12 months within an academic year.
  • Outgoing mobilities of Polish students to Donor States and incoming mobilities of students from the Donor States for work placements from lasting from 2 to 12 months within an academic year.

b. Staff mobility:

  • Teaching assignment-based mobilities of academic teachers between Poland and the Donor States for a period of between one day and six weeks (a minimum of eight hours of teaching at the partner institution must be provided during one week of mobility). 
  • Higher education staff mobility between Poland and the Donor States for job shadowing, participation in seminars, training, workshops and conferences aimed at improving skills and expanding knowledge in a given field for a period of between one day and six weeks.
  • Mobilities of representatives (employees) of companies from Poland and the Donor States for teaching assignments in a host institution for a period of between one day and six weeks.

Summary of project results

The aim of the project, among others, was to provide to the participants new knowledge and competences, strenghten mutual relations, and increase the level of internationalization of the leader and partners. Students and Professors from Poland and Norway took part in the project.

Eleven higher education mobilities were implemented. Moreover, three important dissemination activities, including, what is particularly valuable - two organized in Norway were organized.

The impact of the project can be assessed as very good, especially since the mobility activities were supplemented with extra dissemination activities. In this way, it was possible to reach a much larger group of recipients, and the project activities were not limited only to mutual visits. Each visit was an opportunity to increase the level of knowledge of its participants, but also to get to know different cultures - in general. 

Summary of bilateral results

The completed Project was another one implemented by the project partner in the Polish-Norwegian-Icelandic partnership.This higher mobility project certainly leads to strenghtening the vision and mutual understanding between the involved institutions. One of the effects of the project is, for example, learning about new music pieces by Polish and Norwegian composers and itroducing it to the canon of the repertoire of students from Poland and Norway. Thanks to the implementation of the task, the involved institutions also consolidated their image as entities focused on strengthening relations within the international network of universities and academies.

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