Academia Institute of Technology Maribor is pleased to announce that within the framework of the Erasmus+ KA2 programme – capacity building in the field of higher education, it will participate in the European project DUALMON, which will be developed with the help of European partner universities. The project with the full title DUALMON: Capacity Building for the Introduction and Implementation of Dual Education in Montenegrin Higher Education , will begin on 15 January 2021 and will last 3 years.
Project summary : The link between the labour market and higher education institutions in Montenegro is still weak. The market has a low level of trust in higher education institutions as a serious partner in solving technical and technological or any work-related problems, but also cannot see its role in creating qualified and trained graduates who are suitable for employment. Conversely, universities do not recognise companies as those that can contribute to the modernisation of study programmes and could help adapt them to the future needs of society.
The introduction of dual education will be extremely important for attracting the necessary investments to Montenegro, as investors require not only a positive and friendly business climate, but also a highly skilled and specialised workforce that can be created quickly enough through flexible dual higher education. Students' knowledge and adaptability to the changing multifaceted labour market will also increase.
Project partners:
- University of Novi Sad, Serbia
- University of Montenegro, Montenegro
- FH Joanneum Gesellschaft M. B. H., Austria
- Academia Institute of Technology, Slovenia
- Ministry of Education, Montenegro
- Chamber of Economy of Montenegro, Montenegro
- Crnogorska plovidba AD Kotor, Montenegro
- Voli Trade d.o.o., Montenegro
- Roaming Networks d.o.o., Montenegro
- Hotels Group Montenegro Stars, Montenegro
- Agency for Control and Quality Assurance of Higher Education, Montenegro
- Crnogorski Telekom AD Podgorica, Montenegro
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Source: Academia (12. 8. 2020).
This English summary was produced automatically from the Slovenian article and is pending editorial review. Slovenska različica
