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Greetings from the Republic of Moldova!

I am Dr. Evelina Gherghelegiu, Acting Head of the Department of Foreign Affairs and European Integration at Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy in Chișinău, the Republic of Moldova.

As a medical doctor with a PhD in Neurology, and a Master’s degree in Public Health from Maastricht University (Netherlands), I bring both clinical and academic insight into the field of health and international education.

Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy is the only public institution of higher medical education in the Republic of Moldova, offering programs in Medicine, Dentistry, Pharmacy, and Public Health to more than 8,000 students, including over 1,600 international students from diverse regions.

Our institution is deeply committed to international cooperation, actively participating in academic and research projects, engaging in student and staff mobility, and maintaining affiliations with numerous global organizations in medical and health sciences education.

We warmly welcome opportunities to establish new partnerships that promote mutual growth, collaborative research, innovation in medical education, and academic exchange.

Please do not hesitate to reach out — we are eager to explore how we can work together to advance global health and education.

With kind regards,
Dr. Evelina Gherghelegiu
Acting Head, Department of Foreign Affairs and European Integration
Nicolae Testemițanu State University of Medicine and Pharmacy
Chișinău, Republic of Moldova
📞 +373 782 786 72 | +373 22 205 170
✉️ evelina.gherghelegiu@usmf.md | relatiiexterne@usmf.md
🌐 www.usmf.md

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University of Nyíregyháza

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The University of Nyíregyháza is one of the outstanding institutions of the universities of applied sciences in the country

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Hi, I'm Dragana Šebulov
I work at the International Relations Office at the Rectorate of the University of Belgrade, where I coordinate Erasmus+ partnerships and support international academic cooperation. My focus includes bilateral agreements, student and staff mobility, and organizing strategic international visits and events.

The University of Belgrade is committed to inclusive education and academic excellence, continually adapting to new challenges. As one of the oldest and largest public universities in the region, it brings together tradition, resilience, and openness to innovation. Feel free to connect with me via LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/dragana-šebulov

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Andrii Smitiukh, Vice-Rector for International Cooperation

Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University

Founded in 1865, ONU is ranked No. 10 in Ukraine according to the most recent QS World University Rankings 2026, as well as the national Top-200 Ukraine Rankings (both published in June 2025). ONU comprises 12 faculties offering a wide range of academic programs in STEM fields (such as biology, geology, hydrology, meteorology and climatology, environmental sciences, physics, astronomy, mathematics, IT, chemistry, and pharmacy), as well as in the humanities (linguistics, philology, history, philosophy), and social sciences (law, political science, public administration, international relations, economics, finance, management, marketing, accounting, and taxation). In total, there are over 140 academic programs at the bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD levels.

We are eager to establish new KA1 mobility partnerships with universities involved in the DanubE+ Cooperation Platform, and we are fully prepared to host incoming mobilities once the security situation allows. We also welcome opportunities to collaborate on future KA2 projects with DanubE+ partner institutions as well as HORIZON, InterReg etc.

Feel free to contact via emails inter@onu.edu.ua; a.smitiukh@onu.edu.ua

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Hello everyone! I am Valentina Pritcan, Vice rector for Research and International Relations, Alecu Russo Balti State University (USARB), Republic of Moldova.

I am honored to contribute to the development, openness and modernization of USARB. I manage to be connected to the changing world by managing university strategies from a visionary position, connecting cultures and global knowledge, stimulating innovation and encouraging critical thinking.

At the university, I am responsible for coordinating the university's scientific research activities and developing international partnerships, collaboration projects and academic mobility programs, managing the research and internationalization strategy, attracting funds through national and international projects, organizing scientific events, evaluating scientific performance, representing the university in international academic networks and conferences, supporting the internationalization of education and research (Erasmus programs, bilateral partnerships, HorizonEurope, etc.)

Some details about the university where I work.

Alecu Russo Balti State University (USARB) assumes the general mission of advanced education and scientific research, which would respond to the demands of society.

We are the only university in the Northern Region of Moldova. We want collaboration with USARB to bring tangible benefits to each partner. Institutions, organizations and all residents of the northern region must feel our impact on the quality of life and their future. USARB shapes the future through sustainable partnerships!

Alecu Russo Balti State University is a classical state higher educational institution with 80-year history, which carries out educational, scientific, international and educational activities for development and consolidation of leading positions in the region and state in general, aimed at training highly skilled professionals, development of scientific research, strengthening the role of innovations in the work of the institution and its integration to European Educational and Research Space, which embraces all levels of training specialists for the national economy (Bachelor, Master and Doctorate levels), as well as continuing education of specialists who are already employed. Fields of study - Romance languages and literature (Romanian, French, Spanish), Germanic languages (English, German), Slavic languages and literature (Russian, Ukrainian), Journalism, Mathematics and Computing, Physical and Engineering sciences Economics, Natural Sciences and Agricultural Ecology, Education sciences, Psychology, Music, Law, Public Administration, Social Work.

In 2023, the institution was evaluated and accredited by the international agency ARACIS. The university is open to internationalization and has participated in Tempus/Tacis, Erasmus Mundus, Erasmus +, Horizon Europe projects. Promoting the mobility of students, teaching and administrative staff has become an element of major importance in institutional policies.

We are open for collaboration and new projects.

Contact details: valentina.pritcan@gmail.com

+373 69322482

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Gergő Rátkai (Bhaktivedanta College, Hungary)

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Gergő Rátkai (Bhaktivedanta College, Hungary)

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My name is Gergő Rátkai, and I serve as the Rector of Bhaktivedanta in Budapest, Hungary. My academic background is in the history of religions and Indian philosophy, and I’m passionate about bridging spiritual traditions with contemporary questions of sustainability, learning, and human flourishing. What I find most meaningful in my work is seeing how education can become a space for personal transformation — not through pressure or performance, but through reflection, dialogue, and the discovery of deeper purpose.

About My Organization

Our College is a small but unique higher education institution in Hungary. We specialise in Vaishnava Hindu studies, yoga philosophy, and values-based education, with a strong emphasis on inner sustainability and intercultural mentoring.

Although we’ve only been active in Erasmus+ for two years, we are strongly committed to expanding our international collaborations, especially through KA131 mobility and BIP partnerships. We see Erasmus not just as a mobility tool, but as a shared journey of growth, care, and connection.

If our university were a person, it would be quietly wise, a bit eccentric, deeply kind — and probably barefoot in the library.

🎉 Fun Facts & Reflections

💬 A Hungarian proverb I love: „Lassú víz partot mos.” (Slow water wears away the stone.) It reminds me that education is not about speed, but depth.

🌍 Why did I join the DanubE+ Cooperation? Because we believe that the most meaningful innovation starts in trust-based communities — and this network feels like one.

💛 My favourite part of working with international students? The moment when they realise they don’t have to let go of who they are in order to belong.

🤝 Let’s Collaborate!

If you see potential for cooperation — in staff mobility, BIPs, or co-organising a thematic staff week — we’d be happy to hear from you. (Please check the networking column for our survey 👉)

📧 erasmus@bhf.hu
🌐 uni-bhakti.hu

Let’s build something meaningful together.😇🙏

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Thank you for the inspiring interest and warm feedback after my presentation on Culturally Sensitive Mentoring at Bhaktivedanta College. 🙏

We’re currently designing Erasmus+ Staff Weeks and BIPs and would love to collaborate with institutions like yours.

📌 Interested in self-awareness, yoga, mentoring, sustainability or reflective teaching?

👉 Please help us shape the programmes by filling out this short survey:
📋 HERE

💡 Your input matters — let’s keep the energy going and turn ideas into partnerships!

Have questions or ideas to share?
We’d love to hear from you!
📧 erasmus@bhf.hu
🌐 uni-bhakti.hu

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How can we better support students and staff in developing intercultural competencies?

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How can we better support students and staff in developing intercultural competencies?

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In what ways can cultural differences become assets rather than barriers in international collaboration?

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In what ways can cultural differences become assets rather than barriers in international collaboration?

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What existing systems, tools, or approaches in your institution have successfully supported international cooperation — and could be adapted or scaled by others?

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What existing systems, tools, or approaches in your institution have successfully supported international cooperation — and could be adapted or scaled by others?

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How can we ensure that Erasmus+ projects create long-term impact beyond mobility?

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How can we ensure that Erasmus+ projects create long-term impact beyond mobility?

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What are the key ingredients for successful international partnerships in higher education?

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What are the key ingredients for successful international partnerships in higher education?

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A.V.Nezhdanova Odessa National Academy of Music

Our Academy is open to international cooperation, we are interested in creative projects in the field of music and culture.

http://odma.edu.ua

https://odma.edu.ua/en/mizhnarodna-diyalnist/mizhnarodne-spivrobitnycztvo/contacts/

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Vice-rector for scientific and pedagogical, organizational and educational work and international relations Iryna Cherniaieva, email: vicerector.irina.cherniaieva@gmail.com, tel:+38 (063) 735-80-66 Head of the International Cooperation Lab Nataliya Popel, email: nataliya.popel@gmail.com tel: +38 (050) 333-43-93 Head of the Office for International Students Olena Yurina,…

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Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture - background for the ideas for projects

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Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture - background for the ideas for projects

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Research in Europe? Discover Scholarships & Exchanges
through Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions

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Research in Europe? Discover Scholarships & Exchanges
through Marie Skłodowska-Curie Actions

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A Different Reality of KA220: How European Educational Innovations Are Implemented on the Frontline of War - Chernivtsi National University

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A Different Reality of KA220: How European Educational Innovations Are Implemented on the Frontline of War - Chernivtsi National University

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KA2 - Ukraine - Chernivtsi National University

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Erasmus+ program at Technical University of Moldova

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Erasmus+ program at Technical University of Moldova

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UTM_Good Practices from Successfully Implemented Erasmus+ Projects - Key Action 2

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The strategic role of University allowances in higher education transformation - University of Craiova

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The strategic role of University allowances in higher education transformation - University of Craiova

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Culturally Sensitive Mentoring at the Bhaktivedanta College​ - Bhaktivedanta College​, Budapest

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Culturally Sensitive Mentoring at the Bhaktivedanta College​ - Bhaktivedanta College​, Budapest

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Academy of Music, Dance and Fine Arts Plovdiv

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Academy of Music, Dance and Fine Arts Plovdiv

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DRIVING INTERNATIONALIZATION THROUGH MOBILITY AND COLLABORATION - Moldova State University

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DRIVING INTERNATIONALIZATION THROUGH MOBILITY AND COLLABORATION - Moldova State University

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In this initial stage, your goal is to draft the foundation of your project idea by filling out the Project Idea Design Canvas. This will help you clarify your concept and make it easier to identify potential partners during the event.

🔍 What You Need to Do:

Define the Need or Problem
Describe the challenge or opportunity your project addresses — this is your starting point for impact.

Set Clear Objectives
Outline what you want to achieve through this project. Think in terms of tangible outcomes.

Map Out Needed Resources
Note what you already have and what you need — whether it’s expertise, technology, or funding.

Think About Collaboration
Begin identifying the types of partners (international universities, NGOs, etc.) who could help you achieve your goals.

Add a Rough Timeframe
Include an estimated duration for preparation, implementation, and evaluation.

By filling in this basic information, you’ll be better prepared to match with relevant partners and further develop your idea during the project-building sessions.

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Erasmus+ Mobilities in Participating Countries

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Erasmus+ Mobilities in Participating Countries

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Nice to meet you all!

Please use this email if you want to work with us: sorin.cazacu@edu.ucv.ro

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Sorin Cazacu is an internationalist and an Associate Professor of British and American literature at the Faculty of Letters of the University of Craiova, Romania. He is currently Director of International Relations and shares a vast experience in the media, having worked for more than 20 years in radio, print and online. His main academic interests are: Victorian literature, African American literature, text in performance, translation and interpreting studies. His research interests focus on post-race discourse and ideology, investigating themes of alterity, time and space in modern African American novels.

Sorin strongly believes that international relations cannot be initiated and maintained solely from the office or online as they are, at the end of the day, human relations as well as institutional ones.

Another belief Sorin has is that, especially in the current geo-strategic context as well as for sustainability reasons, internationalization should focus more on proximity. He is at the DanubE+ Cooperation event to share his experience and make new friends.

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I'm excited to represent Hungary's oldest and biggest public university. We have many connections already from the region, but let's make more.

Find me or my colleagues with any questions regarding coopeartion, project ideas or mobilty:

https://www.elte.hu/en/international-strategy-office#:~:text=The%20Rector%27s%20Cabinet%20International%20Strategy%20Office%20is%20the,and%20for%20the%20development%20of%20its%20international%20relations.

Please visit our website: https://www.elte.hu/en/

Hope to hear from you soon :)

Eszter from ELTE

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Military Technical Academy "Ferdinand I",

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Military Technical Academy "Ferdinand I",

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Greetings from

the Military Technical Academy "Ferdinand I" of Bucharest Romania:

https://www.mta.ro/international/en/home/

All the best and have a successful conference DanubE+ Cooperation!

Prof. Eng. Cristian-Emil MOLDOVEANU, PhD

Vice-Rector for Inter-University Relations

Phone  +40 721 288 312

E-mail: cristian.moldoveanu@mta.ro

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Greetings from Moldova State University!

I am Tatiana Bulimaga, I am Head of International Cooperation Department of Moldova State University for about 5 years, but with a strong experience in managing and implementing different types of EU projects.

Moldova State University is one of the country’s leading academic institutions.
We currently host around 15,000 students and employ about 3,000 staff, out of which 1,000 are researchers.
With 11 faculties, one institute, and four doctoral schools, we offer a wide range of programs:

70 Bachelor’s specialities

80 Master’s specialities

50 Doctoral specialities.

We also house 13 research institutes and 22 advanced laboratories and research centers.

Our university is committed to global engagement.

We have over 170 cooperation agreements in 70 countries.

We've been involved in approximately 60 international, regional, and bilateral projects.

And we’ve signed 90 Inter-Institutional Agreements within the KA1 framework.

We’re proud members of multiple international university associations and networks.
Our goal? To consolidate and implement a strong and sustainable internationalization strategy.

Feel free to reach out if you’d like to connect, collaborate, or share your experience with us.
📧 mobilitati.academice@usm.md
📧 tatiana.bulimaga@usm.md

Let’s continue driving internationalization forward—together.

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We are open for collaborations, ideas and exchange.

Mrs Gina Kafedzhian

International Cooperation and Projects

'Prof. Asen Diamandiev Academy of Music, Dance and Fine Arts Plovdiv'

gina.kafedjian@artacademyplovdiv.com

+359 876 15 00 14 & +359 889 71 81 83

https://www.artacademyplovdiv.com/

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Phone - +380506557451 (all messangers)

verenych.ov@knuba.edu.ua or international.centre@knuba.edu.ua

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Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture

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Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture

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Hello everyone!
I’m Olena Verenych, Head of the Center for International Cooperation and Partnerships at Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture. I hold a background in mathematics and management, and over the past ten years I’ve served as a project manager on a variety of initiatives—including Erasmus+ projects, World Bank–funded programs, DAAD exchanges, and academic mobility schemes. I believe strongly in the power of well-executed projects to drive institutional development and enhance educational offerings. I have held my current position since November 2024.

🏫 About My Organization
Kyiv National University of Construction and Architecture (KNUCA) is one of Ukraine’s premier technical universities, with a history spanning over 100 years. Our Center for International Cooperation and Partnerships oversees Erasmus+ exchanges, Horizon Europe projects, and other international collaborations in construction, architecture, spatial planning, and geoinformation technologies.

KNUCA also serves as a hub for Ukraine’s reconstruction and sustainability efforts—championing zero-waste initiatives, the development of innovative building materials, and “green” IT and project management solutions. We have extensive experience in Erasmus+ KA 2 partnerships and are active in KA 1 mobility projects, Jean Monnet Modules, and KA 220 strategic partnerships.

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My name is Andrii Smitiukh, and I`ve being serving as Vice-Rector for Research, Teaching, and International Cooperation at Odesa I. I. Mechnikov National University (ONU) since 2021.

ERASMUS+ Background: I am the institutional coordinator for KA1 mobilities with over 35 partner institutions across 12 countries, and I am currently involved in four ongoing ERASMUS+ KA2 projects in various roles — as institutional coordinator, work package leader, and project participant.

Academic Background: I am also a professor at the Department of Civil Law, specializing in Company Law, Investment Law, and Private International Law. I have been teaching law since 2000.

My University: Founded in 1865, ONU is ranked No. 10 in Ukraine according to the most recent QS World University Rankings 2026, as well as the national Top-200 Ukraine Rankings (both published in June 2025). ONU comprises 12 faculties offering a wide range of academic programs in STEM fields (such as biology, geology, hydrology, meteorology and climatology, environmental sciences, physics, astronomy, mathematics, IT, chemistry, and pharmacy), as well as in the humanities (linguistics, philology, history, philosophy), and social sciences (law, political science, public administration, international relations, economics, finance, management, marketing, accounting, and taxation). In total, there are over 140 academic programs at the bachelor’s, master’s, and PhD levels.

Partnership Opportunities: We are eager to establish new KA1 mobility partnerships with universities involved in the DanubE+ Cooperation Platform, and we are fully prepared to host incoming mobilities once the security situation allows. We also welcome opportunities to collaborate on future KA2 projects with DanubE+ partner institutions.

Feel free to contact me via email a.smitiukh@onu.edu.ua

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Olena Bazan

Vice-Rector for Scientific and Pedagogical Work and Information and Innovation Activities
A.V.Nezhdanova Odesa National Academy of Music.

Within the academic mobility program Erasmus+ KA1: Mobility Project for Higher Education Students and Staff, A.V.Nezhdanova ONAM has signed several agreements.
Development and financing of projects in the field of culture and music. Possible opportunities for interaction with concert halls and theaters. Digital mobility.

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polupanova_e_a@pstu.edu

polupanova@mruni.eu

https://pstu.edu/en/international-project-department/international-cooperation/

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Kateryna Polupanova —
Head of the International Projects Department
Pryazovskyi State Technical University
Ukraine, Mariupol/Dnipro
Dean Adviser for International Activities and Research at Mykolas Romeris University, Public Security Academy (Kaunas, Lithuania). Current -doctoral study in Economic Security, a Master’s degree in Philology, and prior degrees in Economics and Banking. Fluent in Ukrainian, Russian, and English, with basic knowledge of Lithuanian.

Current Focus Areas of Pryazovskyi State Technical University (PSTU):

International Cooperation
PSTU actively participates in Erasmus+, CBHE, and other international programs aimed at modernizing education, promoting innovation, and strengthening academic partnerships.

Digital Transformation of Education
The university emphasizes digitalization of curricula, the implementation of online tools, and hybrid learning models, which have become crucial under wartime conditions.

Security and Crisis Management
In response to the war, PSTU engages in projects related to public safety, crisis response, and sustainable development, particularly in transport and infrastructure resilience.

Engineering and Materials Science
PSTU maintains strong traditions in mechanical engineering, materials science, electrical engineering, and energy. It also sustains active collaboration with industrial enterprises.

Student and Staff Mobility
The university supports international academic exchanges and mobility programs, providing students and faculty with global opportunities despite the ongoing conflict.

Humanitarian and Social Initiatives
PSTU is involved in civic education, intercultural dialogue, and community development projects

Since the beginning of the war, Pryazovskyi State Technical University (PSTU) has placed increased emphasis on trauma-sensitive education. Recognizing the profound psychological impact of the conflict on students and staff, the university has begun integrating trauma-informed approaches into its academic and extracurricular activities. This includes creating supportive learning environments, training faculty in emotional resilience, and participating in international projects that promote mental health awareness and inclusive education strategies.

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The Academy of Labour, Social Relations and Tourism (Ukraine)

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The Academy of Labour, Social Relations and Tourism (Ukraine)

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We invite partners to co-develop Erasmus+ and other EU-funded projects. We are already working on several initiatives and are open to supporting your ideas as well. Our multidisciplinary team covers a wide range of areas, including inclusion, entrepreneurship, local development, tourism, social work, law, digital transition, internationalisation, and the promotion of democratic values.

If you are looking for an active and reliable partner, let’s connect.

Contact: Liudmyla Huliaieva: glp2002@ukr.net

www.linkedin.com/in/liudmyla-huliaieva-35a85424

https://www.socosvita.kiev.ua/

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Liudmyla Huliaieva,  Academy of Labour, Social Relations and Tourism (Ukraine)

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Liudmyla Huliaieva,  Academy of Labour, Social Relations and Tourism (Ukraine)

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Hello colleagues!

I’m the Institutional Coordinator for International Cooperation & EU Projects at the Academy of Labour, Social Relations and Tourism (Ukraine). Associate Fellow of the Global MIT At-Risk Program at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (USA). With over 15 years of experience in academia and the NGO sector, I have successfully led or co-developed more than 20 EU-funded projects across diverse fields.

Our university is an ambitious and socially committed Ukrainian institution with a strong, interdisciplinary team. We are open to strategic international partnerships and particularly interested in developing joint projects in the fields of education, social innovation, green transformation, and support for vulnerable groups.

Let’s connect and build something impactful together!

📧  glp2002@ukr.net

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Assistant Professor & Erasmus+ Coordinator

Hello from Belgrade! I'm Aleksa, working as an Assistant Professor at Singidunum University in Belgrade, where I teach in the field of Tourism and Hospitality. I’m also serving as the Erasmus+ Coordinator at the University, trying to help students and staff make the most of the Erasmus+ possibilities.

Singidunum University is the largest private university in Serbia, with approximately 6,500 students enrolled in 13 study programs. On the international front, Singidunum is committed to growing its global network. Through our International Office, we are dedicated to strengthening cross-border connections and boosting our presence both in Europe and beyond.

Looking forward to meeting you all!

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I am Ruslan Biloskurskyi, Rector of Yuriy Fedkovych Chernivtsi National University. I’m a university manager focused on making practical changes for students and staff in challenging times. Our university is one of the leading institutions in Western Ukraine, focused on internationalization, digital transformation, and academic resilience — especially through Erasmus+. Our university’s main campus is a UNESCO World Heritage Site.

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"George Bacovia" University of Bacau, Romania

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"George Bacovia" University of Bacau, Romania

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Greetings from Bacau, Romania!

My name is Mihaela Vasiloaia and I have been in charge of the Erasmus + Department of “George Bacovia” University in Bacau for three years, so still “green” in the field, but willing to learn and gain more experience in internationalization.

So far, I have managed KA131 mobilities, both for students and staff, with a recent focus on Blended Intensive Programmes (which are very successful among our students).

George Bacovia University is a private higher education institution, founded in 1992. Although a young and small university, has already gained its fame due to its performing educational program fully adapted to the necessities of the Romanian socio-economic system, and according to the high-quality standards of a higher education learning process. It offers: Bachelor’s Degrees in Management, The Economy of Commerce, Tourism and Services, Public Administration and Law; Master’s Degrees in The Management of Public Institutions, Business Management, Entrepreneurial Law and Judicial Career and several post-graduations and life long learning programmes.

You are welcome to contact us at erasmus@ugb.ro

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I’m Branka Agbaba, International Relations Officer at the University of Novi Sad, Serbia.

I’m in charge of the administration of Erasmus+ mobility projects (KA131, KA171) mainly focused on the outgoing mobilities (students and staff).

I’ve been working at university for 10 years. So happy to have had opportunity to start as an administrative coordinator of the Erasmus+ program. It was a great start for gaining new experiences, knowledge and skills. I've worked on a number of successfully implemented mobility projects at the university and achieved cooperation with colleagues from various EU countries and wider. I've also gained great experience, personal improvement and motivation in working with the students and staff, administrative and academic colleagues at the university level, assisting them and seeing their progress not only academically but also their personal growth and new perspectives in life. As the second largest university in Serbia, University of Novi Sad has 14 faculties, 3 Scientific Institutes and around 50,000 students.

Looking forward to meeting you in person, learning and experiencing new things at the DanubE+ …. as Erasmus+ always does! 😊

For more interesting/detailed infos, please feel free to contact me vie LinkedIn

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Hi, I am Daniela Pojar. I’m Vice-Rector for Finance and International Relations at the Technical University of Moldova. In this role, I’m fortunate to work at the intersection of higher education, international collaboration, and strategic financial management. My passion lies in helping our university grow stronger — both financially and through partnerships that connect us to the global academic community.

What drives me?
I’m deeply committed to advancing education, fostering innovation, and ensuring that our institution remains a reliable partner on the international stage. I enjoy working on projects that build bridges between people, universities, and cultures. My legal background, especially in labor law, gives me a solid foundation for promoting integrity and good practices in everything we do.

A bit more about me:
I love collaborating with colleagues from around the world, sharing ideas, and learning from diverse perspectives. Whether it’s contributing to academic conferences, supporting student exchanges, or developing joint research initiatives, I believe in the power of teamwork to make a real difference.

In short:
I see my mission as helping UTM thrive — financially, academically, and globally — while staying true to our values of quality, transparency, and innovation.

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Nicoleta Popa, is Deputy Director at the Romanian Erasmus National Agency, with more than 10 years of experience in managing students and staff mobility projects and strategic/cooperation partnerships in the field of Higher Education within the Erasmus+ National Agency in Romania.

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Marija Filipović-Ožegović is the Director of Foundation Tempus, Serbia. She is responsible for the implementation of the Erasmus+ programme at the national level; She has led numerous national initiatives aimed at education reforms, including the participation of Serbia in Erasmus+ programme, national policy development groups and regional and European expert and policy networks. She has a long history of leading capacity building activities in education, including internationalisation, introduction of ICT tools in education, teacher training programmes, and piloting new initiatives.

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Ms. Claudia Melinte is the Coordinator of the National Erasmus+ Office in Moldova, which promotes and supports the Erasmus+ Programme in the country and serve as a key link between the European Commission, national institutions, and local stakeholders, ensuring effective implementation of Erasmus+ in higher education. Her responsibilities include advising universities, VET institutions and students, organising information events, monitoring and disseminating the results of funded projects. She also fosters international cooperation, helping to enhance the quality and relevance of Moldovan education system. Through her work, Claudia contributes to creating more opportunities for student and staff mobility, as well as strengthening educational ties between Moldova and Europe.

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”Ion Creanga” State Pedagogical University of Chisinau, Moldova

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”Ion Creanga” State Pedagogical University of Chisinau, Moldova

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Heartfelt greetings from Chisinau!

I am Ludmila Armasu-Cantir, Vice Rector for International Relations and Cooperation with extensive academic, research and administrative experience. Highly committed to promoting the university's quality standards and values, I am doing my very best to enhance the University' s visibility at both national and international levels.

The eight faculties of the university offer over 207 programs in education and a variety of other fileds: Philology and History (Archeology, national and world history, etc.), Foreign Languages and Literatures, Visual Arts and Design, Psychology and Special Psycho-Pedagogy, physics, Mathematics and IT, Chemistry and Biology, Geography and Turism.

My university is vibrant, ambitious, creative and at 85 it is standing strong!!! Even if 85 is old age, my university is still in its toddler years - curious, eager to discover new things and always ready to try new things.

Though generally perceived as serious and demanding, actually I am a fun-loving, happy grandma, crazy about animals, cooking and adventurous trips.

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Dr. Olesea SIRBU, Vice-Rector for International Relations, Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova (ASEM):

15 years holds managerial experiences in coordination of wide-scale international projects.

ASEM, as the leading public higher education institution in Moldova with a strong economic and

business focus, has extensive experience in research, innovation, and entrepreneurship training. The

university operates across six specialized faculties offering education at Bachelor, Master, and PhD

levels, ensuring a robust academic infrastructure to support the international collaboration.

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Adrian Georgescu is the Director of the National Agency for Community Programmes in the Field of Education and Vocational Training (ANPCDEFP) in Romania.

He leads the Agency in implementing and managing European educational programs, namely Erasmus+ and European Solidarity Corps.

Professional Background:
With over 26 years of experience, Adrian  Georgescu has a strong background in financial and program management within the international programmes and funds.
His leadership supports the agency’s mission to promote inclusive, high-quality education and training opportunities across Romania and Europe.

Key Responsibilities:

Strategic and operational leadership of ANPCDEFP

Oversight of EU-funded educational programs

Financial governance and compliance

Representation of Romania in European educational forums

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Dr Linda Huszár is an internationalisation coordinator at the Directorate for Erasmus+ and Internationalisation of Higher Education at the Tempus Public Foundation, working on higher education cooperation programmes and serving as a coordinator in the PROFFORMANCE+ project since 2024

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Greetings from the neighborhood! I'm Milica from the University of Kragujevac. I’m in charge of the administration of Erasmus+ mobility projects (KA131 and KA171) and the CEEPUS mobility program. Although I’ve been working at the University for 15 years, I still consider myself a junior :) I guess it’s because of the job itself—when you work with young people, with students, you somehow age more slowly, or at least you're convinced of it.

I studied German language and literature, but unfortunately, due to the nature of my work, I haven’t had much contact with the language in a long time. I’m trying to learn Russian, because I’d like to read Dostoevsky in the original—who knows, maybe I’ll manage by the time I retire.

My university is the fourth-largest in the country, and we are located in the fourth-largest city, right in the heart of Serbia. And it’s not just me saying that: eight kilometers west of Kragujevac, in the village of Drača, lies the geographical center of Serbia, confirmed by the Republic Geodetic Authority.

We have 12 faculties and cover almost all fields of study, except for veterinary medicine and architecture. We also cover a wider geographical area, with six faculties located in Kragujevac and six in five other cities.

I support regional cooperation very much, and that's why this conference was interesting to me. Of course, it's always good to mingle with colleagues—then we can all complain about work together!

I find it interesting to work with colleagues from different countries. I enjoy hearing the impressions of international students who come to us on mobility, and I also love listening to our students when they return from their mobility experiences.

The most beautiful part of the job is seeing how much mobility has impacted an individual—how it has changed them, liberated them, and given them a push forward for other things in life.

I’m not sure whether Erasmus achieves all of its goals and priorities, but that personal transformation—that’s definitely something we owe to this program. And it’s truly a wonderful feeling to be a part of that story in some way.

Haha, I really like that last question—if my university were a person, how would I describe it? Well, we’re not the prettiest girl in the club, but we have beautiful eyes and a good soul.

I guess this stays between us. If not, you will have to let me elaborate.

Looking forward to meeting you all!

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Hi, I am Gina Kafedzhian - International relations and projects.

I have a special interest in Art Management. I was the deputy director Programme and Project Manager for Plovdiv - European Capital of Culture 2019. More about me: https://www.linkedin.com/in/gina-kafedzhian-93086538/

gina.kafedjian@artacademyplovdiv.com

+359 876 15 00 14 & +359 889 71 81 83

🏫 About The Organization: Academy of Music, Dance and Fine Arts 'Prof. Asen Diamandiev' - Plovdiv

Department: International Relations and Projects

In our Academy, we believe that Culture is diversity, empathy, unity, curiosity, beauty, inclusion, and a bridge. The education of Arts and Culture is an essential foundation for a vibrant civil society, a genuine democracy, and an upgrade based on ethical and aesthetic values, which fosters empathy and addresses both the mind and the heart.

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Hello! Greetings from the Ion Creanga State Pedagogical University of Chisinau (UPSC/ICSPU)! I am glad that we will meet in Bucharest.

Have a good day and many creative ideas!

See you soon!

Ludmila Canțîr(Armașu), Vice-Rector for International Relations and Cooperation at ICSPU

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To strengthen collaboration and foster long-term partnerships, we encourage all participants to share their professional contact information within this group. This will allow easier follow-up, idea exchange, and future cooperation beyond the event.

🔒 Privacy Note:

All shared contact details will remain private and visible only to group members. This ensures a safe and trusted environment for professional networking.

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What motivated you to join the DanubE+ Cooperation?

What’s your favorite part of working with international students or partners?

Is there a local tradition or saying from your country you’d like to share?

If your university were a person, how would you describe its personality?

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Welcome to the DanubE+ Cooperation chapter!
Let’s get to know each other. Please share a short introduction including the following elements:

🧑 About You

Your name and role in your institution

A short personal introduction (e.g., your background, what you enjoy about your work)

🏫 About Your Organization

The name of your institution

Your department or unit

What your organization focuses on in higher education or Erasmus+ initiatives

🎉 Fun Facts (Optional but encouraged!)

Something unique or interesting about you (e.g., hobbies, talents, travel stories)

Something cool or surprising about your institution or city

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Organizer contact details - for clarifications
📧 raluca.boldan@anpcdefp.ro

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Get directions - Bucharest Henri Coandă International Airport to Hotel Parliament, Strada Izvor 106, București 050564, Romania - Google Maps

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All activities will take place at Hotel Parliament Bucharest 🏨
👉 https://www.parliament-hotel.ro/ro
📍 Street Izvor 106, Bucharest, 30105

🛏️ Accommodation will be provided at the same location for participants coming from outside Bucharest, along with meals for all participants 🍽️.

✔️ Check-in: June 25th from 3:00 PM

How to Reach Hotel Parliament

✈️ From Henri Coandă International Airport (OTP)

Option 1: Train (Recommended)

Route: Take the Henri Coandă Express Train from the airport to Gara de Nord.

Duration: ~25 minutes

Frequency: Every 30 minutes

Cost: ~5–6 RON

Where to board: Follow signs to the airport train station (connected via shuttle bus from the terminal).

Option 2: Bus 100

Route: Bus 100 from Aeroport Sosiri to Piața Victoriei, then transfer to Metro Line M1 to Izvor station.

Duration: ~40–60 minutes (depending on traffic)

Cost: ~3 RON

Payment: Contactless card, SMS (send “C” to 7458), or 24pay app

Option 3: Taxi or Ride-Sharing

Duration: ~30–45 minutes (depending on traffic)

Cost: ~60–80 RON

Tip: Use official airport taxi booths or apps like Bolt or Uber to avoid scams.

🚉 From Gara de Nord (Bucharest North Railway Station)

Option 1: Metro

Route: Take Metro Line M1 (yellow) from Gara de Nord to Izvor station (2 stops).

Duration: ~5 minutes

Cost: ~3 RON

Option 2: Taxi or Ride-Sharing

Duration: ~10–15 minutes

Cost: ~15–25 RON

🗺️ Final Stretch to Hotel Parliament

From Izvor Metro Station, it’s a 5-minute walk to the hotel:

Exit the station and head southwest on Bulevardul Libertății

Turn right onto Strada Izvor

Hotel Parliament will be on your right

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La doar o privire distanta fata de Palatul Parlamentului, acesta cladire grandioasa care se mandreste cu pozitia de lider in „Guiness World Records", ca fiind cea mai mare cladire administrativa din lume si cu un loc pe podiumul celor mai mari cladiri ca si volum, descoperiti hotelul nostru, cu o deschidere excelenta catre Centrul Vechi al Bucurestiului.

Hotelul s-a dezvoltat in umbra maretului Palat al Parlamentului, si, de la sarmul unui boutique de 20 camere, am reusit sa crestem, sa ne dezvoltam si sa putem deschide in prezent, cu multa caldura, usa uneia din cele 74 de camere, pentru fiecare client care isi doreste o experienta cat mai placuta.

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Hotel Parliament | Hotel 4 stele Bucuresti

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Suntem incantati ca ati accesat site-ul oficial al Hotelului Parliament Bucuresti. Situat in centrul Bucurestiului, hotelul ofera servicii leisure si corporate, avand 74 camere spatioase, modern gandite pentru confortul oaspetilor.

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The DanubE+ Cooperation International Conference will take place from June 25th to June 27th of 2025.
We’ll meet on Wednesday, June 25th, starting at 7:00 PM for dinner 🍽️.
On Thursday, June 26th, we will spend all day together.

On Friday, June 27th, our activities will end at lunchtime.

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🎓 This event is designed specifically for leaders who are shaping the international direction of their institutions.

As a participant, you will:
• 🤝 Forge strategic partnerships with fellow HEI leaders across the Danube region.
• 🌍 Explore international cooperation opportunities under the Erasmus+ programme.
• 📊 Gain first-hand insights into the preliminary results of the EDUREGION project, a key initiative supported by the Danube Region Programme that seeks to enhance governance and cooperation in higher education.
• 🌟 Engage with good practices from successfully implemented E+ projects.
• 🧱 Set the foundation for joint projects and long-term academic collaboration.

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The DanubE+ Cooperation international conference is a unique, high-level event that brings together rectors and vice rectors from six countries linked by the Danube River - R omania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia, and Ukraine.

This event is designed specifically for leaders who are shaping the international direction of their institutions.
As a participant, you will:
* Forge strategic partnerships with fellow HEI leaders across the Danube region.
* Explore international cooperation opportunities under the Erasmus+ programme.
* Gain first-hand insights into the preliminary results of the EDUREGION project, a key initiative supported by the Danube Region Programme that seeks to enhance governance and cooperation in higher education.
* Engage with good practices from successfully implemented E+ projects.
* Set the foundation for joint projects and long-term academic collaboration.
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What You'll Gain
* A strengthened network of decision-makers in higher education across the Danube region.
* Concrete ideas and collaboration frameworks for Erasmus+ projects.
* Greater visibility and engagement in the international higher education landscape.
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Event Highlights
* Presentation of EDUREGION outcomes involving Romania, Hungary, and Serbia, with plans to review, gather feedback on the results and explore the potential of extending the impact to Bulgaria, Moldova, and Ukraine.
* Networking sessions to identify future partners and initiatives.
* Interactive discussions on internationalization strategies and regional challenges in higher education.
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Who Can Participate?
This event is co-organized together with the National Agencies from Bulgaria, Hungary, and Serbia, with high support from the National Erasmus+ Offices of Moldova and Ukraine and it is open to:
Rectors, Vice Rectors, or heads of International Relations Offices (IROs) directly involved in internationalization efforts, from Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) from Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia, and Ukraine.
Each country may send 5-10 participants, ideally one representative per institution.

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Apply HERE by 31.05.2025

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Logistics
The Romanian National Agency will cover accommodation costs in single rooms for a maximum of 3 nights: arrival on the 25th of June, before dinner, and departure on the 27th of June, after lunch, or on the 28th of June, in accordance with travel arrangements.

The Romanian National Agency will also cover costs all the related to the organisation of the event: meals, and transportation for selected participants from Romania, Moldova, and Ukraine.

The National Agencies from Bulgaria, Serbia, and Hungary will cover the travel costs for selected participants from these countries. Before applying, please contact the National Agency in your country.

Any questions should be addressed to Raluca.Boldan@anpcdefp.ro

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The DanubE+ Cooperation international conference is a unique, high-level event that brings together rectors and vice rectors from six countries linked by the Danube River - R omania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia, and Ukraine.

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The DanubE+ Cooperation international conference is a unique, high-level event that brings together rectors and vice rectors from six countries linked by the Danube River — Romania, Bulgaria, Hungary, Moldova, Serbia, and Ukraine.