Examples of using Joint programmes in English and their translations into Greek
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Total joint programmes.
Higher education institutions that wish to implement joint programmes.
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The list of joint programmes funded under Erasmus+ programme can be found on the Executive Agency website4.
The Commission notes that it has contributed with significant financing to the two mentioned joint programmes(Romact and ROMED).
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Staff exchanges and joint programmes are also needed.-.
European regions and cities are encouraged to work together and learn from each other through joint programmes, projects and networks.
These initiatives are joint programmes between the Commission and the Council of Europe.
(c) to co-ordinate their scientific research policies andundertake where appropriate joint programmes of scientific research in the area.
(c) the promotion of joint programmes of study or research between institutions in several Member States.
Hasselt University has an extensive international network and develops joint programmes with universities in Belgium and the Netherlands.
The partners draw up joint programmes at local, regional and national level which they propose to the Commission.
More than 160 higher education institutions currently participate in joint programmes, including 25 institutions in non-EU countries.
New partnership: SKEMA and Ferrières, the School of French Excellence, are combining their expertise in the fields of luxury, gastronomy andtourism by offering unique joint programmes.
Facilitate integrated approaches to quality assurance of joint programmes that genuinely reflect and mirror their joint character.
Regions and cities from different EU Member States are encouraged to work together and learn from each other through joint programmes, projects and networks.
Students may choose Joint Programmes and Double Degrees in collaboration with foreign universities, while degree programme curricula may be completely taught in English.
Cooperation with teacher training institutions in other Member States,particularly by developing joint programmes providing for student and teacher mobility.
Support joint programmes of outstanding academic quality at master and doctoral level, including a scholarship scheme for high-calibre EU and third-country students and academics;
This is expected to facilitate integrated approaches to quality assurance of joint programmes, which genuinely reflect and mirror their joint character.
The University has run joint programmes of Visual Communication Design(orientation of Animation and Game) and Film Studies(orientation of Image Content) with Dongseo University in Korea.
Cohesion policy encourages regions and cities from different EU Member States to work together and learn from each other through joint programmes, projects and networks.
To further the aims of the Convention,the Contracting Parties shall establish complementary or joint programmes of scientific or technical research and, in accordance with a standard procedure, to transmit to the Commission.
Businesses can publish their youth opportunities on the platform, learn from what others are doing andfind partners to develop joint programmes, all at no cost.
Launching, supervising and supporting joint programmes promoting EU-Japan industrial cooperation(training and exchange programmes, industrial initiatives in specific sectors, EU-Japan Industrialists Round Table);
Furthermore, instead of the previous five actions,the programme is now implemented through joint programmes, partnerships and measures promoting European higher education.
Our aim is to ensure that the quality of our education meets or surpasses European standards andto cooperate with the highest-ranking foreign universities with the purpose of offering joint programmes and degrees.
With its joint programmes and multi-lingual, interactive audio offerings, the new European network creates a sense of togetherness, improves European communication and further develops the much-debated European„public sphere“.
In 2009- 13, the EU will increase its support to the most highly talented students andprofessors from countries outside the EU with grants to take part in joint programmes in European universities.
In particular, the Commission has participated in meetings organised by the secre- tariat of the Council of Europe and in certain joint programmes with the Council of Europe(Romact32 and ROMED33).