ARARAT: Capacity Building for Armenian Universities, students and employers at CESIE

Monday 15 April 2013

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The wider objective of the ARARAT project, under the EC Tempus IV Programme, is to ameliorate the relevance of higher education to ever-changing labor market needs through establishment and operationalization of universities-employers cooperation nexus in Armenia. The specific objectives target the building on capacity of universities to effectively manage the units promoting university-market cooperation and facilitating an active dialogue between universities and labour market around qualifications offered through establishment of a database and relevant tools.

Hosting in Palermo a training week (8-12 April) in preparation to the establishment of the UMCU [University-Market Cooperation Units] at Partner Universities and establishing a National University – Labour Market Network (NULMN) in Armenia to promote cooperation between the partner universities and regional employers.

The modules delivered by European Partners were focusing on:

  1. State of the Art
  2. Management principles
  3. University-market cooperation, Best practices
  4. Learning outcomes and syllabuses in Computer Quality Assurance System
  5. Educational offer and students’ questionnaires in Computer Quality Assurance System
  6. Strategic considerations for sustainable university-enterprise cooperation
  7. Aligning study programmes with labour market needs. Case Study
  8. University units promoting student employment & business development
  9. Stimulating university-enterprise links through knowledge & technology transfer
  10. Employers’ involvement in the development of Professional Higher Education.
  11. Employers’ involvement in the development of Professional Higher Education.
  12. Quality Assurance of the University-Market Cooperation Units UMCUs.
  13. Design of UMCUs

Visit the project site www.ararattempus.org.

For further information, please contact research@cesie.org.

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