Alexandru Ioan Cuza University of Iasi, Romania, is currently planning 5 Blended Intensive Programmes for students and 3 Blended Intensive Programmes for staff.

We are searching for partners and participants for the following programs for students:

Ø  Sustainable Development in Nature Reserves – 14-19 June 2023

Ø  Emergency Psychology – 10-14 July 2023

Ø  Architectures, Resources, Evaluation and Implications of Generative AI  – 10 – 17 September 2023

Ø  Techniques and Methods of Intervention in Case of Emergency Situations and First Aid Provision (for students) - 11 – 15 September 2023

Ø  Promoting Inclusion Based on Diversity – 20 - 27 October 2023

We are searching for partners and participants for the following programs for staff:

Ø  Personal development and intercultural harmonization – 3 - 7 July 2023

Ø  Techniques and Methods of Intervention in Case of Emergency Situations and First Aid Provision (for staff) - 11 – 15 September 2023

Ø  University Libraries in a Digital World –18 - 22 September 2023

We would like to organize the above mentioned blended intensive programmes for 20 participants in partnership with 2-5 international universities. You can find attached a short description of each of these programmes.

Please cascade the information to your university and if you are interested in joining us in these Blended Intensive Programmes as partners or participants, please let us know.

You can also find bellow the main characteristics of the Blended Intensive Programmes:

Ø  They must be developed and implemented by at least 3 higher education institutions holding an Erasmus Charter for Higher Education, coming from at least 3 Programme Countries;

Ø  Include a period of minimum 5 days - maximum 30 days of activity in physical format at one of the organizing universities, completed with online activity;

Ø  Participants in these programs can be students enrolled in a higher education institution, as well as staff from universities;

Ø  The minimum number of participants in a mixed intensive program is 15 (not including the teaching / training staff involved in the implementation of the program and the students from the host university) in order for the program to be eligible for funding;

Ø  Both the organisation of intensive programmes and the participation of learners are financed from Erasmus+ funds. The individual support to students and teaching staff for the short-term physical mobility should be provided by the sending institution, that can use its own regular Erasmus funds for mobility.

Ø  Blended intensive programmes have to award at least 3 ECTS credits for students.