International Week topic is "GETTING TOGETHER – introducing institutions and fostering collaboration"
Summary:
In the week before the feast of St. Dujma, the patron saint of the city of Split, the University Department for Professional Studies, University of Split, is hosting the 2nd Erasmus + International Week with the working title "GETTING TOGETHER – introducing institutions and fostering collaboration". It is part of the strategy of openness of the University Department of Professional Studies to internationalization and networking with higher education institutions in the European area. This is an opportunity to enable employees to participate in 'internationalization at home'. The planned number of participants is greater than 55, which almost doubled last year's number of applications. Participants come from 16 countries.
The program of this year's international week emphasizes getting to know partner institutions, existing and future opportunities for cooperation through Erasmus+ programs (BIP), alliances (SEA-EU), intercultural similarities and differences, etc. Members of the Department for International and Interuniversity Cooperation of the University of Split will contribute to the program. , as well as the Management and employees of the Department for Professional Studies. The lecture entitled "Role of emotions in Intercultural Setting" will be held by Ph.D. Jasmina Rogulj, and the workshop "Intercultural Collaboration: Different Languages, Worlds Apart?" Silvana Tokić.
In addition to the working part of the week, a rich social program is also offered. In cooperation with the "Art Association Emanuel Vidović - Split", an exhibition of works of art (40 authors) on the theme "Dalmatia in my eye" was organized, which you can view in the atrium area. By the way, Emanuel Vidović is one of the most important Croatian painters (1870-1953). The exhibition is for sale.
Furthermore, we have also prepared a sightseeing tour of the city of Split, a guided visit to Salona, a visit to Gašpa's mill and a trip to the Krka.