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relating to the circular bioeconomy, the sustainable use of natural resources, the protection of the environment and rural development.
We aim to enhance our members' success in education, research and innovation for a sustainable bioeconomy and society, by engaging with European and global institutions and networks, to share experience, cooperate in new ventures, and benefit from the resulting synergy.
See the detailed programme and presentation
In this session we will examine the policy implications of the reforms which are smart, sustainable and inclusive with particular reference to the context of life science universities: regional and cohesion policies, agricultural and environmental policies, and policies with respect to preservation and management of natural resources.
We will discuss Strategy with regard to the consequent strategic actions which universities/faculties should take in response to the EU strategy within the context of the goals of European agricultural and life science universities/faculties.
In this second session we will discuss the changes in student mobility programmes (ERASMUS +) and how these may affect our strategies and operational ways with regard of exchange of students, staff and study programmes. We will also examine the other key initiatives under the ERASMUS +. We may already be able to receive feedback from the Commission on the first results of the calls.
In this session we will focus on Horizon2020 and the implications for research in our universities; Also here we will discuss the orientations taken and the results of the first calls and how we may strengthen the positions of agricultural and life science universities/faculties.
In the final Session we will discuss how: