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Workshop on Core Knowledge & Evaluation of the Young Researchers |
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Written by soskova
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Tuesday, 08 December 2009 07:48 |
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Academic Board Meeting on ‘Core Knowledge
and Evaluation of the Young Researchers’ Workshop Outputs
(Activity VI.4.2)
Sofia, September 22 – 23, 2009
Minutes
Agenda
1. Election of the coordinator for the Academic Board
2. Election of the 10-th member of the Academic Board
3. Evaluation of the “Young Researchers’ Workshop” (Activity I.2.2, Ohrid, September
17 – 19, 2009) paying attention to the following aspects:
a) Areas represented by the topics of PhD-theses.
b) Importance of topics for PhD-theses areas represented.
c) Quality of the presentations.
d) Consequences for the design of PhD-curricula and for the function of advisors.
4. Preparations of the courses to be implemented in the 3rd year of the project focusing on
a) Possible contents (in global terms).
b) Educational and scientific goals of the courses.
c) Nomination of working teams for each course.
d) Time table.
5. Miscellaneous
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Letter of Endorsemenet, University of Sofia |
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Written by soskova
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Tuesday, 08 December 2009 07:36 |
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Sofia University “St. Kliment Ohridski”
LETTER OF ENDORSEMENET
OF THE TEMPUS PROJECT
SEE DOCTORAL
STUDIES IN MATHEMATICAL SCIENCES
Sofia University is going to support the development of a model of structured doctoral studies in Pure and Applied Mathematical Sciences involving the network of Western Balkans universities and will actively participate in doctoral curricula design in the areas of Mathematics and Theoretical Computer Science. Sofia University lecturers are in ability to contribute to training of the next generation of mathematics professors at Western Balkans universities for the research based education and student centered learning. We will help in strengthening the master programs from the standpoint of learning outcomes and the link to the third cycle education. Sofia University will support the improvement of IT and library facilities. The contact person from Sofia University will be Prof. Alexandra Soskova, head of the Department of Mathematical Logic, Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science at Sofia University.
We confirm that we have read the full application, including financial details and we are aware of the specific role we will have in the project.
Vice Rector of the Sofia University:
/Prof. Nedyu Popivanov/
24 April 2008
Sofia
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Workshop on PhD-Structure - Graz |
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Written by vlamos
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Friday, 06 November 2009 08:32 |
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Activity I.2.1:
Workshop on the Structure of the PhD-Program
University of Graz, June 22 – 26, 2009
Basic Structure of PhD-Curricula
At the „Workshop on PhD-Structure”, Activity-No. I.2.1, June 22 – 26, 2009, at the University of Graz the partners agreed that for the PhD-curricula developed during the TEMPUS-Project “SEE Doctoral Studies in Mathematical Sciences” the following statements should be considered as minimal requirements:
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Written by vlamos
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Friday, 06 November 2009 08:38 |
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The Academic Board agreed on dates for the following three events which take place in the near future:
a) “Workshop in Scientific and Labor Market Oriented Goals: Mathematical Modelling and Financial Mathematics” (Activity IV.1.4) in Podgorica, October 21 (arrival) – 25 (departure), 2009
b) “Workshop on Core Subjects and Quality Assurance” (Activity II.1.5) in Tuzla, November 4 (arrival) – 8 (departure), 2009
c) “Academic Board Meeting on Monitoring and Core Subjects Syllabi” (Activity VI.4.3), in Sarajevo, March 11 (arrival) – 14 (departure), 2010
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Welcome to SEE Doctoral Studies Program |
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Written by vlamos
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Wednesday, 21 October 2009 10:30 |
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Approaching 2010, that will mark the passage from the Bologna Process to the European higher education area, universities from Western Balkan countries and their EU partners that successfully collaborated under TEMPUS IIbis and TEMPUS III on various aspects of reform of higher education (the first two cycles curricula improvement, quality assurance, university management and strategic planing), join their efforts to develop structured doctoral studies in mathematical sciences in a way that overcomes fragmentation and foster the reciprocal development of human resources in accordance with EHEA-ERA goals. SEE Doctoral Year in Mathematical Sciences 2011 will be the first year of implementation of harmonized, high quality, internationally oriented and networked doctoral programmes in mathematical sciences in South-East Europe.
The lasting impact is expected through a systematic increase in number of highly qualified young researchers, wider employabilty of mathematicians in nonacademic sectors and adjustment to a new paradigm in the university mathematics education making a better use of traditionally strong abilities in mathematical problem solving.
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