Financial sources (preferably in table format).
All contributions for this thematic Network came from contributions from the partner institutions and the Socrates grant allocated to the project. No additional sources of income were available as stated in the table below.
THEIERE Partnership
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Own contribution
|
SOCRATES grant
|
Other Community grants
|
Other contributions
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Total
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1st year
|
449.791,15
|
107.282,05
|
0
|
0
|
557.073,20
|
2nd year
|
332.792,66
|
144.305,38
|
0
|
0
|
477.098,04
|
3rd year
|
353.433,37
|
120.491,19
|
0
|
0
|
473.924,56
|
TOTAL
|
1.136.017,18
|
372.078,62
|
0
|
0
|
1.508.095,80
|
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Additional benefits and spin-offs (including benefits from a European dimension).
Our website with all the developed material can be effective tool to promote the attractiveness of the European Higher Education Area, mainly due to the inclusion in our network of partners that come from other continents (Morocco and Turkey). and non-eligible countries of the European continent, as Ukraine.
Some of the partners have launched new projects, based on the co-operation links established in the THEIERE project.
Spin -Offs
1-The access to the general part of our web site http://www.eaeeie.org/theiere is granted to the general public and specially to those involved in the teaching of Electrical and Information Engineering.
2- A database on courses available in the European Union, with search and indexing facilities will be completed.
A web of links will exist in a European context enabling the fast retrieval of information on the curricular structure, pedagogical content, co-operation university-industry of several European universities in the specific field of Electrical and Information engineering.
The harmonisation that will result from our activity is an essential step for the development of accreditation criteria and establishment of common certification procedures between Higher Education Institutions and professional engineering associations.
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