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The programme is aimed at natural and legal persons.
Under the conditions and arrangements for implementation specified in the Annex andbearing in mind the definitions in Article 2, the programme is aimed in particular at.
The programme is aimed at Russian and foreign graduates.
In contrast to the large stimulus packages which, over the last year,have been set up predominantly to rescue the financial system as such, this programme is aimed directly at entrepreneurs, not banks.
The programme is aimed at youngsters aged between 21 and 30 years.
The Criminal Justice programme is aimed at creating a European area of justice.
This programme is aimed at those working in or considering a career in business.
Studied part-time over 2 years, the programme is aimed at ambitious managers who want to study while they work.
The programme is aimed at all those who have always wanted to work for a non-profit organization, but who have not had the opportunity because they were conducting a different type of activity.
Studied part-time over 2 years, the programme is aimed at ambitious managers who want to study while they work.
The programme is aimed at those who want to participate in the reinvention of form explored through the development of the ensemble and making of theatre that is innovative, imaginative and dynamic.
Value and supply chains or networks are essential to such a policy, since the programme is aimed at helping the development of new"extended products"(also known as"product/services" or"product-integrated services") and new processes.
The programme is aimed at rehabilitating the existing swimming pools, at finalising the started structures and at building swimming pools.
Its experimental course programme is aimed at encouraging young people to pursue careers in science.[5].
This programme is aimed at young people, in principle between the ages of 15 and 25, as well as those involved in youth work, who are legal residents of a Member State.
The educational programme is aimed to inform about important risks associated with IMLYGIC.
This programme is aimed at those who wish to develop a critical understanding of people and organisations.
Master in Education(MED)The AeU MED programme is aimed at educators from all industries passionate in enhancing personal and professional growth in specialized areas in education.
This programme is aimed at finalizing the works for two investment objectives, i.e.
This programme is aimed at students with a strong interest in financial trading in integrated financial markets.
This programme is aimed at high-calibre graduates in medicine involved in the management of clinical emergencies in children.
This degree programme is aimed at preparing internationally recognised diploma nurses to work globally.
This programme is aimed at those who intend to work as TESOL professionals, teaching English at home or abroad.
This programme is aimed at those who wish to develop their understanding of marketing, and how it applies to the sport industry.
This MSc programme is aimed at future experts for the design and/or administration of high-performance telecommunication networks.
The Action Programme is aimed at measuring administrative costs, identifying and reducing administrative burdens, without undermining the underlying objective of the legislations6.
This programme is aimed, therefore, at strengthening cooperation between key civil protection actors and at progressively forging close links between the Mediterranean countries that are partners in the MIC.
The programme is aimed at producing harmonised European statistics in order to contribute to the development, production and dissemination of common, comparable and reliable statistical information at Union level.
The programme is aimed at professionals and academics with an interest in sustainability in the built environment, including architects, engineers, geographers, surveyors, historians and urban designers.
The programme is aimed at students wishing to develop a critical understanding of the significant changes afoot in the energy sector due to the development and integration of wind, marine, biomass and solar technologies.