The event kicked off with a warm welcome from HKA president Rose Marie Beck, who emphasized the importance of mobilities within the framework of the INGENIUM European Campus. The first day was dedicated to fostering connections among participants, featuring presentations about the different partner institutions, and concluded with a joint dinner.
On the second day, participants engaged in group discussions on key topics such as collaborating on learning agreements with academic coordinators, and enhancing internal and external communications. Afternoon sessions addressed best practices related to staff mobilities in teaching and training, promoting multilateral agreements within the alliance, and student traineeships.
The final day focused on practical aspects like Erasmus+ budgets and strategies for boosting mobility within INGENIUM. The meeting wrapped up with a presentation of the outcomes and a visit to the ZKM, Center for Art and Media Karlsruhe.
Overall, it was an incredibly productive three days, highlighting the importance of in-person meetings for building strong partnerships. The positive atmosphere was a testament to the collaborative spirit of INGENIUM.
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