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Internationlisation in Practice-Part4 Developing Institutional Internationalisation Part 4 Internationalisation in Practice 2 Professor Mohamed Loutfi Council Member, The Magna Charta Universitatum, Bologna Pro Vice- Chancellor, Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK European Partners UNIVERSITY OF LORRAINE, France TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITÄT BERLIN, Germany LA SAPIENZA UNIVENRSITeY OFwROME,PItalyrojects ( 5. Erasmus Mundus - EPIC) UNIVERSITÉ DE LIÈGE, Belgium FONDATION NATIONALE DES SCIENCES POLITIQUES, France POLITECNICO DI TORINO, Italy VILNIUS UNIVERSITY, Lithuania ADAM MICKIEWICZ UNIVERSITY, Poland UNIVERSIDAD DE SALAMANCA, Spain Lebanese Partners MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, Lebanon MODERN UNIVERSITY FOR BUSINESS AND SCIENCE, Lebanon SAINT JOSEPH UNIVERSITY, Lebanon THE LEBANESE UNIVERSITY, Lebanon Jordanian Partners MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, Jordan GERMAN JORDANIAN UNIVERSITY, Jordan PRINCESS SUMAYA UNIVERSITY FOR TECHNOLOGY, Jordan UNIVERSITY OF JORDAN, Jordan YARMOUK UNIVERSITY, Jordan Palestinian Partners MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, Palestinian Authority AN-NAJAH NATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Palestinian Authority of the West Bank and Gaza Strip Syrian Partners ARAB INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Syria DAMASCUS UNIVERSITY, Syria ARAB INTERNATIONAL UNIVERSITY, Syria DAMASCUS UNIVERSITY, Syria European Partners SAPIENZA UNIVENeRSIwTA DI ROMAPr, Italyojects ( 6. Erasmus Mundus – EU- FREIE UNIVERSITAT BERLIN, Germany TECHNISCHE UNIVERSITAT BERLIN, Germany UNIVERSITY OF BOLOGNA, Italy UNIVERSITYMOF LORRAINEETALIC), France KARL-FRANZENS UNIVERSITÄT GRAZ, Austria ECOLE CENTRALE DE NANTES, France UNIVERSITY OF MONTPELLIER 1, France UNIVERSIDADE DE SANTIAGO DE COMPOSTELA, Spain Moroccan Partners MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, Morocco SUPERIOR INSTITUTION OF SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, Morocco UNIVERSITY OF KING HASSAN II, Morocco Egyptian Partners MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION AND SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH, Egypt AIN SHAMS UNIVERSITY, Egypt ALEXANDRIA UNIVERSITY, Egypt ARAB ACADEMY FOR SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGY, Egypt Tunisian Partners MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, Tunisia UNIVERSITY OF SFAX, Tunisia UNIVERSITY OF SOUSSE, Tunisia Algerian Partners MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, ALGERIA UNIVERSITY OF ABOUBEKR BELKAID TLEMCEN, ALGERIA UNIVERSITY OF ALGER 1, ALGERIA Libyan Partners MINISTRY OF HIGHER EDUCATION, Libya UNIVERSITY OF SIRTE, Libya New Projects ( 6. Erasmus Mundus – EU- METALIC) New Projects ( 6. Erasmus Mundus – EU- METALIC) New Projects (Tempus) ͞Building Capacity for University Management the ENPI • Cardiff Metropolitan University, UK South RegioŶ͟ • The Leadership Foundation, UK • Al Fateh University Tripoli, Libya • Garyounis University Behghazi, Libya • Modern University for Business and Science, Lebanon • The Lebanese University, Lebanon • Alexandria University, Egypt • Suez Canal University, Egypt • Arab Academy for Science and Technology, Egypt • King Hassan II University, Morocco • Superior Institute for Science and Technology, Morocco • Cadi Ayyad University, Morocco • Sapienza University Rome, Italy • Ionian University, Greece • Universidad De Salamanca, Spain • Association of Arab Universities • The European Students Union, Brussels • The Magna Charta Observatory, Bologna • Four Ministries of Higher Education in Lebanon, Egypt, Libya & Morocco New Projects (ERASMUS) PROJECT COORDINATING UNIVERSITY REGION YEAR GRANTED ARCADE POLITO - Politecnico di Torino Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and 2011 Uzbekistan Avempace I Jordan and Syria 2011 Avempace II Technische Universität Berlin Jordan, Lebanon, Syria and Palestine 2012 Avempace III Jordan, Lebanon, Palestine and Syria 2013 BE MUNDUS LA SAPIENZA UNIVERSITY OF ROME Brazil 2013 DREAM Universidade do Porto Angola, Cape Verde, Ethiopia, Fiji, Gabon, 2013 Madagascar, Mozambique, Nigeria, Timor-Leste, Trinidad & Tobago, Zambia HERITAGE ECOLE CENTRALE DE NANTES India 2012 Interweave ECOLE CENTRALE DE NANTES Afghanistan, Bhutan, Nepal, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri 2013 Lanka, India, Indonesia, Malaysia, Maldives, Philippines, Thailand, China, North Korea Join EU-SEE UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, (FYRO) Macedonia, 2012 Kosovo (as defined under UNSCR 1244/99, Montenegro and Serbia Join EU-SEE PENTA UNIVERSITY OF GRAZ Albania, Bosnia & Herzegovina, (FYRO) Macedonia, 2013 Kosovo as defined under UNSCR 1244/99, Montenegro, Serbia MEDEA University in Toulouse, Paul Sabatier Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Belarus, Moldova, 2013 Ukraine WEBB University of Bologna Armenia, Azerbaijan, Georgia, Belarus, Moldova and 2013 Ukraine ENPI EAST .
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