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Four top European universities jointly engaged in

higher education on environmental geomatics

GEONATURA   is   a   project   funded   by   the   key   action   Strategic   Partnerships   for higher   education   under   Erasmus+   programme.   The   project   is   aimed   to   provide     an   eclectic   and   multidisciplinary   formation   to   higher   education   students   by means    of    an    innovative    online    educational    resources    platform    (OER)    and blended   learning   mobility   activities   on   applied   Geomatics   in   socioeconomic and   environmental   issues   within   the   context   of   sustainable   development   and climate change. The   project   has   four   blended   learning   mobility   (BLM)   activities   planned   during a   period   of   28   months.   Each   blended   learning   mobility   consists   of   4   days   of intensive   courses   in   the   premises   of   a   partner   university   followed   by   2   months of   remote   learning   activities   through   an   open   educational   resources   platform that will be developed by partner universities and their staff involved. Each    intensive    course    will    consists    of    8    modules    to    be    delivered    by    two lecturers   of   each   partner   university   totaling   8   teachers   involved   and   will   benefit 40   selected   students   of   European   universities.   Each   partner   university   will   be responsible    for    selecting    10    students    for    the    intensive    courses    and    the selection   will   be   based   on   the   performance   of   students   in   the   introductory course   to   be   offered   in   the   corresponding   partner   university   and   also   in   their academic records. The   consortium   also   plans   multiplier   events   sequentially   to   intensive   courses   in order    to    promote    the    educational    packages    available    in    the    OER    platform among   other   higher   education   students   of   the   hosting   university   and   other stakeholders    such    as    representatives    of    local    public    organizations,    NGOs, enterprises and other universities or technical schools.

Recognition or validation of the learning outcomes

Each    intensive    course    within    the    BLM    scheme    will    be    preceded    by    an introductory     course     on     Geographical     Information     Systems     applied     on Socioenvironmental   Issues.   This   introductory   course   will   be   offered   by   each partner   university   to   candidate   students   of   their   respective   countries   and   will award   1   ECTS   to   each   student   after   a   successful   completion   of   the   course. Moreover,   ten   students   with   best   records   in   the   introductory   courses   will   be selected for the follow-up intensive course within the BLM. Each   intensive   course   within   the   BLM   scheme   will   award   participant   students with 1 to 2 ECTS and a certificate issued by the host university.  The   students   who   will   follow   the   remote   learning   programme   through   the   OER platform    and    will    accomplish    additional    4    modules    will    be    awarded    with additional   3   ECTS   and   a   certificate   jointly   issued   by   partner   universities   of   the consortium.
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Department of Management of Agricultural, Food and Forestry Systems
Faculty of Architecture and Built Environment
School of Geographical and Earth Sciences
© Universidade Nova de Lisboa

About

Four top European

universities jointly engaged in

higher education on

environmental geomatics

GEONATURA   is   a   project   funded   by   the   key   action Strategic   Partnerships   for   higher   education   under Erasmus+    programme.    The    project    is    aimed    to provide            an      eclectic      and      multidisciplinary formation   to   higher   education   students   by   means of    an    innovative    online    educational    resources platform    (OER)    and    blended    learning    mobility activities   on   applied   Geomatics   in   socioeconomic and   environmental   issues   within   the   context   of sustainable development and climate change. The    project    has    four    blended    learning    mobility (BLM)    activities    planned    during    a    period    of    28 months.   Each   blended   learning   mobility   consists of   4   days   of   intensive   courses   in   the   premises   of   a partner     university     followed     by     2     months     of remote     learning     activities     through     an     open educational     resources     platform     that     will     be developed   by   partner   universities   and   their   staff involved. Each   intensive   course   will   consists   of   8   modules to   be   delivered   by   two   lecturers   of   each   partner university    totaling    8    teachers    involved    and    will benefit      40      selected      students      of      European universities.     Each     partner     university     will     be responsible    for    selecting    10    students    for    the intensive   courses   and   the   selection   will   be   based on      the      performance      of      students      in      the introductory      course      to      be      offered      in      the corresponding   partner   university   and   also   in   their academic records. The     consortium     also     plans     multiplier     events sequentially    to    intensive    courses    in    order    to promote    the    educational    packages    available    in the   OER   platform   among   other   higher   education students    of    the    hosting    university    and    other stakeholders    such    as    representatives    of    local public   organizations,   NGOs,   enterprises   and   other universities or technical schools.

Recognition  

or  

validation  

of  

the  

learning

outcomes

Each   intensive   course   within   the   BLM   scheme   will be     preceded     by     an     introductory     course     on Geographical     Information     Systems     applied     on Socioenvironmental      Issues.      This      introductory course   will   be   offered   by   each   partner   university to      candidate      students      of      their      respective countries   and   will   award   1   ECTS   to   each   student after     a     successful     completion     of     the     course. Moreover,   ten   students   with   best   records   in   the introductory    courses    will    be    selected    for    the follow-up intensive course within the BLM. Each   intensive   course   within   the   BLM   scheme   will award   participant   students   with   1   to   2   ECTS   and   a certificate issued by the host university.  The   students   who   will   follow   the   remote   learning programme    through    the    OER    platform    and    will accomplish   additional   4   modules   will   be   awarded with    additional    3    ECTS    and    a    certificate    jointly issued by partner universities of the consortium.
A Project funded by Erasmus Strategic Partnerships for higher education
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