Three clusters for “EUt+ engineering programmes”
Published on September 24, 2021
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Updated on December 5, 2022
Dates
on the September 23, 2021
Location
Limassol, Cyprus
During the Limassol Week, the partners of the EUt+ Alliance have defined a trajectory of convergence towards common training programmes across Europe to build European degrees in engineering at Bachelor and Master levels. They are called EUt+ engineering programmes.
Bachelors and Masters’ clusters have a common objective based on mobility and expertise. They will be clusters of pre-existing national curricula, which converge progressively towards a common road map and involve at least three EUt+ partner institutions.
They guarantee a supportive, challenging and visionary learning environment. There, the student must follow a supervised process to validate:
Ultimately, mobility will be compulsory in these EUt+ degrees. At Bachelor level, at least one semester will have to be completed in one of the partners’ campuses, according to generally predefined schemes. At Master level, at least one semester will be spent elsewhere in another campus. EUt+ will implement a large panel of mobilities for students, academic and non academic staff to create cohesion and accelerate the formal and informal exchanges, necessary to ensure a smooth and gradual convergence.
The evaluation of final learning outcomes will be harmonized between partners by 2024 , based on the capability to mobilize competencies by cluster. The curricula for incoming and outgoing EUt+ students will open in September 2022.
EUt+ engineering programmes will be based on standards defined in the European Standards and Guidelines and the ENAEE. They are aligned with the EUt+ application in response to the second call for "European Universities".
The EUt+ partners agreed to acknowledge the “EUt+ students” by a specific recognition that aims to develop an European degree in the future.
They guarantee a supportive, challenging and visionary learning environment. There, the student must follow a supervised process to validate:
- A (minimal) path of discovery, thematic and geographic
- Final learning outcomes
- General competencies based on a self-evaluation process of situated learning
Ultimately, mobility will be compulsory in these EUt+ degrees. At Bachelor level, at least one semester will have to be completed in one of the partners’ campuses, according to generally predefined schemes. At Master level, at least one semester will be spent elsewhere in another campus. EUt+ will implement a large panel of mobilities for students, academic and non academic staff to create cohesion and accelerate the formal and informal exchanges, necessary to ensure a smooth and gradual convergence.
The evaluation of final learning outcomes will be harmonized between partners by 2024 , based on the capability to mobilize competencies by cluster. The curricula for incoming and outgoing EUt+ students will open in September 2022.
EUt+ engineering programmes will be based on standards defined in the European Standards and Guidelines and the ENAEE. They are aligned with the EUt+ application in response to the second call for "European Universities".
The EUt+ partners agreed to acknowledge the “EUt+ students” by a specific recognition that aims to develop an European degree in the future.
Date of update 05 décembre 2022