The Erasmus Mundus Green Tech project: Mobility and Overview of the Higher Education System in the Western Balkans. 2014-2018.

Abstract

The Erasmus Mundus Green Tech Western Balkans is a mobility plan focused on the Western Balkans and the following partners countries: Albania, Bosnia&Herzegovina, Kosovo*, Montenegro and Serbia. The project was built up on a strategic partnership with one of the priorities working geographic areas for the EU, also in the new Erasmus+ programme. A major objective for the partnership has been to promote actions to support innovative societies as a prerequisite for a sustainable European integration. This action established a mobility network around Green Tech, which involved 7 European partners (Bulgary, Croatia, Germany, Portugal, Poland, Slovenia and Spain) on the one hand and 11 Western Balkans partners on the other hand. The Western Balkan Universities that participated were 2 from Albania, 3 from Bosnia and Herzegovina, 2 from Kosovo, 2 from Montenegro and 2 from Serbia. Our Project trained students at all levels (57 undergraduate, 32 master, 21 doctorate, 14 post-doctorate) with a focus on the promotion of the research development and the transfer of that research with the collaboration of the associated members.