Language of instructionStudies are delivered in Slovenian (B1 required; free Slovenian course for enrolled students).Lectures, exercises, examinations and the diploma thesis are in Slovenian; none of the modules is taught in English. If your Slovenian is below B1, you join the compulsory free Slovenian language course for foreign students alongside the first year.
How the language requirement worksKey facts
The project in brief.
ProgrammeErasmus+ KA2 schools
Duration2020–20222020 – 2022
Budgetnot published
Academia's rolepartner
Lead / partnersnot published3 partners · 2 countries
Project no.—ni objavljena
About the project
Why INTEGRA.
INTEGRA connected seven organisations from Latvia, Lithuania, Estonia and Slovenia in pupil exchanges where the pupils themselves led STEAM and robotics "masterclasses".
The first exchange took place in Maribor in October 2021.
3 goals and results
Goals and results
- pupil-led STEAM and robotics masterclasses
- international pupil exchanges
- first exchange in Maribor (10/2021)
Partners
3 partners from 2 countries.
| Partner | The state | Role |
|---|---|---|
| Organisations from Latvia, Lithuania and Estonia | EU | partner |
| Kungota Primary School | Slovenia | partner |
| Academia Institute of Technology | Slovenia | partner |
Academia's role
Partner.
Together with Kungota Primary School, Academia hosted the first coordinators' meeting and the first pupil exchange in Maribor and contributed laboratories and mentors.
News and events
Articles about the project.
2021
INTEGRA: first coordinators' meeting at Academia Maribor
Project start.
Contact · project office
Questions about the INTEGRA project? Write to us.
Academia's project office replies within one working day. We also invite schools, companies and municipalities to join new applications – Erasmus+, Interreg, Creative Europe, Horizon Europe, EIT.
Natalija Žunkoproject office · Academia, Glavni trg 17b, Maribornatalija.zunko@academia.si · 02 228 35 38
Co-funded by the European Union. The INTEGRA project is co-funded by the Erasmus+ programme. Views and opinions expressed are however those of the author(s) only and do not necessarily reflect those of the European Union or the European Education and Culture Executive Agency (EACEA). Neither the European Union nor EACEA can be held responsible for them.