The second session of International Week reinforced the Faculty’s ties with European academic talent, focusing on institutional leadership and the strengthening of research and teaching networks.
Comparative Analysis of International Strategies
The morning session allowed the audience to gain in-depth knowledge of the internationalisation models of various partner institutions. Representatives from the following centres shared their visions on leadership in the field of mobility:
- Eötvös Loránd University (Hungary)
- West University of Timisoara (Romania)
- University of Nicosia (Cyprus)
- Fontys University of Applied Sciences (Netherlands)
Parallel Sessions: Teaching and Research Networking
Following the institutional break, the Parallel Sessions took place—a technical workspace that saw a high rate of participation. Faculty members and researchers from the University of Granada and visiting universities exchanged experiences in:
- Teaching Networking: Focused on innovative methodologies and double-degree programmes.
- Research Networking: Aimed at creating consortia for joint projects and identifying shared lines of research.
Fostering the International Community
The institutional Coffee Break served as a facilitator for direct contact between members of the local university community and international guests. This space was key to resolving technical queries and, especially, for strengthening personal and professional bonds.
