Two members of the “PRECISEMED” project team, including the project coordinator, dr. eng. Witold Bauer and project manager Sylwia Klepacka, M.A., were part of the official delegation of the Medical University of Bialystok, which on October 14-15 this year visited the Poznan University of Technology (PUT). The delegation was led by Professor Katarzyna Socha, PhD - Vice-Rector for cooperation with the economic environment, and also included prof. Ph.D. Anna Moniuszko-Malinowska - Vice-Dean for Science and Evaluation of the Faculty of Medicine with the Division of Dentistry and the Division of Medical Education in English and Maria Szlachta, M.A. - Deputy Head of the Development and Evaluation Department.
PUT is the only one Polish public university that is a leader of the alliance of European Universities, more precisely EUNICE European University, which consists of 10 universities (from 10 different European countries).
The purpose of the visit was, among others, tightening cooperation with the PUT, as well as other universities included in the EUNICE consortium. During the meetings, the MUB delegation had the opportunity, among others, to: get acquainted with the hosts' research infrastructure, as well as know the details of ongoing projects, including international ones financed from the Erasmus+ programme. The visit in Poznan was very fruitful, and allowed for the development of existing relationships and creation new opportunities for cooperation.
The meeting was a great opportunity to present assumptions and results of the PRECISEMED project and exchange views and opinions about activities connected with curriculum development. According to our Communication and Dissemination Strategy adopted during the Transnational Project Meeting II on October 9, these kind of activities are very important to improve visibility of the PRECISEMED.
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