Mag. Rene Maurin, lecturer in Audio Video Production, Photography and Computer Graphics, Project Work in Photography, and Project Work in Video Production within the Media Production study programme, visited the partner university Algebra in Zagreb as part of Erasmus+ mobility.
The International Week at Algebra University, which took place in Zagreb, was extremely dynamic and full of content focused on strengthening international connections and familiarising participants with the latest trends and initiatives in the framework of study exchanges and internationalisation of study programmes in the European Union. The event attracted participants from various institutions who contributed to the diversity and richness of discussions and exchanges with their programmes and ideas.
One of the key highlights of the week was the presentation of Algebra University's programmes, which generated great interest amongst participants. Particularly emphasised was the computer game development programme, which proved to be one of the contemporary and highly attractive fields for international students. The affinity of this and other programmes offered by Algebra with existing programmes at Academia Institute of Technology opened doors for potential future collaborations and exchanges of experience between the two institutions.
Representatives of Academia Institute of Technology also actively participated in the student fair, where they presented their programmes and study opportunities within the Erasmus programme. Their presentation was well received, as it attracted the attention of numerous students who expressed interest in study opportunities in Slovenia. This contributed to greater recognition of the institution on the international stage and to strengthening cooperation with other European schools.
In addition to presentations and workshops focused on academic cooperation, the international week was also an opportunity for participants to become acquainted with new initiatives in the field of quality assurance in higher education. Among the most notable was the attempt to introduce the so-called European Diploma, which could in future unify and simplify the recognition of qualifications across Europe. Participants also became acquainted with the work of related institutions from the European environment and their programmes, which will enable them to expand the network of partner schools for Erasmus exchanges in the future.
The event was also enriched with cultural activities, such as a visit to Plitvice Lakes and the Festival of Lights in Zagreb, which allowed participants to relax and connect further with one another. Participants returned home with new knowledge, ideas and opportunities for further international cooperation.
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Source: Academia (17. 4. 2024). Fotografije: arhiv Academie.
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