Making a difference: Partnerships in education Knowledge exchange and good practices through the EEA and Norway Grants Tempus Public Foundation, Hungary.

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Making a difference: Partnerships in education Knowledge exchange and good practices through the EEA and Norway Grants Tempus Public Foundation, Hungary 10 June 2016 Norway House Brussels

EEA Financial Mechanism Scholarship Programme - Hungary (HU08) Programme Operator: Tempus Public Foundation Donor Program Partners: The Norwegian Centre for International Cooperation in Education – SIU (Norway) The Icelandic Centre for Research – RANNIS (Iceland) The National Agency for International Education Affairs AIBA (Liechtenstein) Total amount: € Duration: 26/03/2013 – 30/04/2017 Objective: support international cooperation in education by implementing mutual mobility and institutional cooperation projects

EEA Financial Mechanism Scholarship Programme - Hungary (HU08) 8 calls 88 applications (54 accepted) 8 joint projects 102 partners – Norway – Iceland – Lichtenstein

Sectoral dispersion of projects Distribution of scientific fields

EEA Financial Mechanism Scholarship Programme - Hungary (HU08) Mobilities Total number of mobilities: 708

SIMpLe - Start-up and Innovation Management simuLation project  Aim of the project: to improve staff competencies and to develop a thorough and effective entrepreneurial curriculum in particular for non-business students  Multidisciplinary approach  Effective teaching methods  Develop interactive learning tool (web-based business simulation)  Educational joint project  Partnership  Eötvös Loránd University (HU)  Bergen University College (NO)  BusinessWorks Hungary Human Resourses Development Ltd. (HU)  Associated external partner: Business School of the Central European University

Thank you for your kind attention! Ms Petra Bujtás Ms Bettina Ugrósdy-Beregi