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Regional Conference Academic Cooperation in South Eastern Europe: Dynamics and Aims in the Light of Scientific and Political Changes 5 – 7 October 2012 in Tirana I The DAAD would like to express its gratitude to the University of Tirana, for the generous support and readiness to host the German Academic Exchange Service and its guests. Our special thanks go to Dr Holger Kächelein and Jürgen Röhling, DAAD Lecturers both teaching at the Unviersity of Tirana as well as Enian Lamce for their great organisational help. Last but not least we would like to thank the German Federal Foreign Office for funding this event in Tirana. II Contents Addresses ............................................................................................... 6 Contacts .................................................................................................. 8 Introduction ............................................................................................. 9 Programme ........................................................................................... 11 Music .................................................................................................... 15 Cultural Programme .............................................................................. 17 Speakers ............................................................................................... 19 DAAD Representatives ......................................................................... 24 The German Academic Exchange Service ............................................ 26 DAAD-Cooperation with South Eastern Europe – Academic Exchange with South Eastern Europe .................................. 28 DAAD Special Programme “Academic Reconstruction of South Eastern Europe” ........................... 31 III Addresses Conference Venues University of Tirana – Faculty of Law (1) Freedom Building (Godina Liria) phone +355 (0)4 22 28 40 Qyteti Studenti (Ish-Kinoklubi) Rruga “Arben Broci” fax +355 (0)4 22 23 981 Tirana, Albania www.unitir.edu.al Accommodation Tirana International Hotel (2) Sheshi Skenderbej, 8 phone +355 (0)42 23 41 85 Tiranë Shqipëri fax +355 (0)42 23 41 88 Tirana, Albania e-mail [email protected] www.tiranainternational.com Rogner Hotel Europapark (3) Bulevardi Deshmoret e Kombit phone +355 (0)4 223 50 35 Tirana, Albania fax +355 (0)4 223 50 50 e-mail [email protected] www.hotel-europapark.com Hotel Iliria (4) Rruga e Elbasanit phone +355 (0)42 37 17 00 (perballe Fakultetit te Gjuheve te Huaja) e-mail [email protected] Tirana, Albania www.hoteliliriatirana.com 6 2 5 3 1 4 Restaurants Restaurant Sarajet (5) Rruga Abdi Toptani phone +355 (0)4 242 12 84 (afer Torre Drin) +355 (0)4 224 30 38 Tirana, Albania e-mail [email protected] www.sarajet.com 7 Contacts German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD) Thomas Zettler phone +49 (0)228 882-453 Section 324 fax +49 (0)228 882-9453 Head of Section e-mail [email protected] Dr Anne Rörig phone +49 (0)228 882-110 Section 324 fax +49 (0)228 882-9110 Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe e-mail [email protected] Jana Schwarz phone +49 (0)228 882-641 Section 324 fax +49 (0)228 882-9641 Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe e-mail [email protected] Sigrid Dossow phone +49 (0)228 882-450 Section 213 fax +49 (0)228 882-132 Events, Visitors Programmes e-mail [email protected] Kennedyallee 50 53175 Bonn www.daad.de Deutsche Botschaft in Tirana / German Embassy in Tirana Rruga Skenderbej, 8 phone +355 (42) 274 505 Tirana, Albania fax +355 (42) 232 050 e-mail [email protected] www.tirana.diplo.de 8 Introduction The conference “Academic Cooperation in South Eastern Europe: Dynamics and Aims in the Light of Scientific and Political Changes” is the second regional conference within the DAAD’s special programme “Academic Reconstruction of South Eastern Europe”. We will look back on the programme’s main developments of the past few years. Presently, 19 DAAD-sponsored networks are boosting academic teaching at Southeast European higher education institutions in a wide range of relevant subject areas. The programme started off with collaborative schemes in the engineering and natural sciences in 1999. But over the last two years, projects have also been established in the field of cultural studies and law that directly address and discuss the conflicts of the nineties from an academic angle. For example, a cultural studies network focusing on cultures of remembering and identity concepts in South Eastern Europe is breaking new academic ground. In 2012, a project was launched on International and European Law. There will be a considerable demand for cooperation in these subject areas in future, too, also against the background of preparing the Southeast European countries for EU accession. At the start of the programme, in terms of contents, individual emergency and development activities addressing individual issues as well as initial joint workshops on neutral ground were at the forefront. Today, more than 140 higher education partners are cooperating intensively in joint summer schools, specialised courses, study programme modules and Master’s programmes as well as, lately, in postgraduate schools. For instance, a network for civil engineers links up small, specialised departments with only a few doctoral students in a cross-country scheme, creating a regional college with an attractive range of subjects that supervises its doctoral students on a common basis. This requires cooperation at institution management level, too. Here, the 9 aim is to further develop such existing positive examples in order to make use of them as models for other departments as well. The central challenge is to cooperate at a cross-border level while taking into account the still existing political controversies, differing academic structures and brain drain tendencies. In addition to international understanding, the establishment of regional competence centres also aims at enhancing the strengths of developing locations and setting up departments in the structurally weaker countries of the region. In addition, the creation of prospects not only for junior scientists and scholars “from” the region, but also “in” the region itself, e.g. at these competence centres, is being addressed. Good progress has already been made in the field of studying, and what counts now is to enable the graduates to embark on an academic career. To this end, the network partners are jointly upgrading Master’s and doctoral student courses, e.g. in the subject area of chemistry, and providing special support for junior scientists in this area via Germany, Third Country and Sur Place Grants. In order to create prospects at local level, the sponsoring of research potentials in the MA, PhD and post-doc field is also becoming more and more relevant. With this regional Conference, DAAD intends to offer all participants an opportunity for an intensive exchange of views, experiences and expectations for future collaboration and thus to jointly form a strategic orientation for the coming years. 10 Programme DAAD Regional Conference Academic Cooperation in South Eastern Europe: Dynamics and Aims in the Light of Scientific and Political Changes Friday, 5 October 2012 University of Tirana – Faculty of Law, Godina Liria until 03.00 pm Arrival and check-in 03.45 and 04.00 pm Bus Transfer to University 04.00 – 05.00 pm Registration 05.00 pm Musical Prelude Genti Rushi (piano and accordion) Ermal Rodi (saxophone and trumpet) 05.10 pm Welcome Addresses Professor Dr Dhori Kule Rector of the University of Tirana Ulrich Grothus Deputy Secretary General, DAAD Carola Müller -Holtkemper German Ambassador to the Republic of Albania Uta Zapf, MdB Member of the German Bundestag Professor Dr Myqerem Tafaj Minister of Education and Science, Albania 06.00 pm Music 06.15 pm Individual Experience of Scholarship Holders on Networks and Careers Merima Šahinagi ć-Isovi ć / Sergey Churilov Fellows of the Regional Graduate Centre for Civil Engineering / Skopje Mihal Brumbulli / Gordana Rakic Students of the „Joint Master Programme Software Engineering“ Makedonka Dimitrova / Sidita Dibra Participants of the Network „Entrepreneurship and Innovation“ 06.45 pm Viewing the Poster Presentation Young scientists introduce their cooperation projects 07.15 pm Bus Departure to Hotel Rogner 07.30 pm Reception and Dinner at Hotel Rogner 11 Saturday, 6 October 2012 University of Tirana – Faculty of Law, Godina Liria 09.00 – 10.00 am Universities in Southeast Eu rope between national needs and European competition – a longue durée perspective on actual challenges Professor Dr Oliver Jens Schmitt Institute for Eastern European History, University of Vienna, Austria 10.00 – 10.30 am Discussion 10.30 – 11.00 am Coffee / Tea Break 11.00 – 11.30 am Academic Cooperation between Stability Pact for South Eastern Europe and the Process of Convergence with the European Union Thomas Zettler / Dr Anne Rörig DAAD 10.30 am – 12.15 pm Best practice example: Network Catalysers for South Eastern Europe Professor Dr Evamarie Hey -Hawkins with her network team The Project Coordinator and her team present their projects in the field of Chemistry and Material Sciences with project partners from Macedonia, Romania, Kosovo and Serbia 12.15 – 01.30 pm Lunchtime Snack 01.30 – 03.30 pm 5 Workshops in parallel Workshop 1 Building confidence and transforming conflict through the prism of science: What will be the future challenges of legal, sociological and cultural science in the field of teaching and research?
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