International Cooperation

We have partner Universities in over 60 countries which whom we exchange students, faculty and participate in numerous projects with. 

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EURAXESS

EBS is a memeber of EURAXESS, which  is a pan-European initiative launched by the European Commission with the aim to support mobile researchers and their family members on their relocation to another country. The EURAXESS Network has over 520 member organisations in 40 countries. Researchers are advised on practical topics such as visas and residence permits, taxation, local research landscape, issues related to relocation with family and many more.

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Contact person: 

Kristiina Urb

E-mail: kristiina.urb@ebs.ee

 

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International Projects

Recent projects

duration PROJECT NAME Contact person
01.04.2021 - 01.04.2023 Title: VIBES: Virtual Business Skills Empowerment Sirja Sulakatko
 

The main aim of the project VIBES is to enhance learners virtual team working competencies to cope better in today`s global working environment and create and develop entrepreneurial opportunities for the European single market.

The project will deliver study module(s) with process descriptions of the learning outcomes, learning methods as integrated processes, lists of supportive tools and assessment methods and criteria. This module can be used in academia as well as in organizations with the aim to enhance virtual teamworking skills.

The main role of EBS in the project is to lead research in identifying the virtual teamworking skills needed by organizations. Moreover, to support the development of the learning modules based on our extensive experience in modern hands-on learning methods.

Partners:

University of Dubrovnik

Estonian Business School (EBS)

LAB University of Applied Sciences

Smartwork Association

Higher School of Economics and Trade, Dubrovnik

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Additional information:

The project is funded by ERASMUS.

The project lasts from 01.04.2021-01.04.2023

More information: Sirja Sulakatko, sirja@smartwork.ee, project manager

Projects official website: https://www.virtualskills.eu/

This project has been funded with support from the European Commission. This website and its contents reflects the views only of the authors, and the Commission cannot be held responsible for any use which may be made of the information contained therein.

 
01.01.2016 - 31.12.2018 Title: Systematic Development of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial education at all levels of education Toomas Danneberg
  Description: The aim of the programme „Systematic Development of entrepreneurship and entrepreneurial education at all levels of education“ is to develop entrepreneurial education at all levels of education and to integrate supportive methodology and content into study processes. Development of entrepreneurial mind-set and skills of students, also deepening entrepreneurial knowledge of teachers and lecturers and entrepreneurs, are supported through the activities of the programme. The main acivities of EBS are: development of conceptual framework, methods, content and materials for entrepreneurial education; trainings for teachers, lecturers and entrepreneurs; development of pre-incubation model at universities; surveys and learning through the best practices of other countries.  
30.11.2013 - 31.08.2017 Education for Leadership, Intelligence and Talent Encouraging (ELITE) Olav Aarna
  Description: ELITE project is aiming at strengthening the role of Ukrainian HEIs in implementation of Public Policy on Human Resources Development (HRD) as engines for society progress through realization of services for leadership and organizational development (L&OD).  
01.01.2016 - 31.12.2018 Modernising Human Resources Management in South Mediterranean Higher Education Olav Aarna
  Description: The Project is aiming at contributing to South Mediterranean Higher Education Reform Agenda through the modernisation of People Management. This objective is targeted by means of three focused specific actions: capacity building in HRM for the target South Mediterranean HEIs towards stronger organisational efficiency; creation of regional Network on HRM as a forum for exchange of good practices; conceiving and developing institutional HR strategies in South Mediterranean HEIs.  
01.06.2016 - 31.05.2017 Developing Interdisciplinary Pre-Incubation Model in Product Innovation and Establishing Co-Working Space for Implementing the Model at Akaki Tsereteli State University, in Kutaisi, West-Georgia Toomas Danneberg
  Description: The project aims to increase entrepreneurial activity and to encourage and strengthen entrepreneurial mindset at Akaki Tsereteli State University (ATSU), in Kutaisi, in Georgia. To achieve these aims, Interdisciplinary Pre- Incubation Model in Product Innovation that meets the needs and particularities of the partner will be introduced, a network of local mentors will be developed and co-working space named „Estonian-Georgian Entrepreneurship Center“ for implementing the model will be established in the framework of this project. These aims support in turn the creation and sustainable development of scalable small businesses in Kutaisi.   

 

 

Lead4Skills

“Skilled Business Leaders for Skilled Europe” is an Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership project bringing together 8 organizations from 7 different countries. This EU financed project is targeted to the academic institutions and management practitioners. Activities within the project will include preparation of cross-country report based on the findings of CEEMAN-led research on Management Development Needs in Dynamic Societies, development of guidelines for higher education institutions curricula, teaching materials and tools, and related education and dissemination events. In current leaflet you will find the short description of the project activities, contact information about the partners and timetable for project activities in 2017.
The project coordinator at EBS is Ms Marge Sassi (marge.sassi@ebs.ee)  

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HEISE 

Higher Education Institution for Societal Engagement

The HEISE project, co-financed by Erasmus+ programme supports synergy between education, research and innovation activities. In this project we will approach the phenomena of societal impact from various perspectives - entrepreneurial, management, social sciences and policy and focus on artistic, art based and qualitative methods. For example, omitting the role of managers attitude towards diversity and social responsibility both in stakeholders organizations (e.g art organizations, cities, business) and in HEI would reduce the outcomes of the project. In addition, entrepreneurship is seen as a tool for integration for example for immigrants, as statistics show that they seem to become entrepreneurs more often than the local inhabitants – either by choice or non-choice. Thus, the project aims to create an innovative and attractive educational model based on experiential and challenge led learning. The innovation lies in engaging the owners of challenges and the students into joint teams and to use arts-based methods to understand the different point of views in solving the challenges.
The project coordinator at EBS is Ms Marge Sassi (marge.sassi@ebs.ee)

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Youth BIZ Skillset

The goal of the project is to promote the business thinking and entrepreneurial skills among young people by developing methodological tools and training for young people and also for youth workers. Within the framework of the project, the comparative study among Latvia and Estonia on the skills required in today's labor market will be developed. The project is implemented in partnership of Latvian association "Latvian Young Entrepreneurs Centre "Jobs & Society"", the Estonian Business School and the Spanish Communications and Innovation Center. The project is funded through the resources of the Erasmus+ Strategic Partnership.

 

Study report: 
Skills Required in the Labour Market: Using Job Advertisements to Indentify Skills Requirements in the Labour Market

 

Handbook for youth workers- in Estonian

Toolkit for youth - in Estonian

 

Handbook for youth workers - in English 

Toolkit for youth -  in Estonian

 

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EUFIN

Innovative integrated tools for financial literacy education across Europe

 

There is need for increased financial education in view of widespread financial illiteracy and the benefits for individual well-being and society at large that are associated with high levels of financial literacy. Although the OECD policy recommendation to introduce financial education at school is well accepted, there is no consensus on the optimal way to implement financial education at school. By developing innovative materials on financial literacy education, and testing these materials in tertiary and secondary schools, the European EUFin project will provide evidence based tools to improve financial literacy education. 

 

EUFin involves 14 different partners from five European countries – Belgium, Estonia, Italy, Slovakia and the Netherlands. Taking a cross-sectoral approach, cooperation between these countries is proposed for the project, with universities, secondary schools and organisations dealing with financial literacy promotion participating from each country respectively.

 

UFin’s main objectives can be defined as follows:

  • An extensive assessment and comparative study of financial literacy;
  • the development of a module on financial literacy education for students in higher education;
  • the development of a module on financial literacy for pupils in secondary education;
  • an assessment of the effectiveness of those modules;
  • the development of a Knowledge Portal.

Three target groups cooperate in EUFin:

  • students and lecturers of teacher training programmes at university colleges and universities;
  • teachers and students of secondary schools;
  • persons responsible at intermediary bodies and organisations;

At the end of the project, scientific and concrete didactic materials, among other kinds, will be made available to:

  • encourage teacher training programmes and other pedagogic disciplines to integrate financial literacy education into their curricula;
  • raise awareness of the importance of financial education among teachers and head teachers of secondary schools;
  • raise awareness of the importance of this topic among pupils and students.

EUFin makes an important contribution to the achievement of the objectives set out in the EU education policy for 2020 in terms of promoting equity, social cohesion and active citizenship as well as innovation, creativity and inclusive entrepreneurship, on all levels of education and training.
 

Contact: oliver.holz@kuleuven.be