A4SEE
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The Project
Project summary
The project is developing and establishing a transnational platform and activities that will build a strong and sustainable ecosystem firmly based in industry and universities.
A4SEE Symposia and an on-line platform will be established as dissemination activity. These symposia and the platform will allow students and sports industry employers to connect by means of: Company Presentations, (Technology) Demonstration Market and Academic Insights (PhD-, Master-project Posters).
By attracting additional associate project partners, this sustainable ecosystem will remain to connect with the target groups after the funding period and will continue to deliver activities.
General Objectives
- Develop new, innovative, and multidisciplinary approaches to teaching and learning;
- Stimulate entrepreneurship and the entrepreneurial skills of higher education teaching staff and company staff;
- Facilitate the exchange, flow and co-creation of knowledge
- Develop and implement a common vision and strategy road map to face global sports industry challenges for the next years, such as digitalization, sustainability (low carbon solutions, circular economy), etc.
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