RUDN Agrarian and Technological Institute architecture project becomes leader at Erasmus+ Capacity Building contest

RUDN Agrarian and Technological Institute architecture project becomes leader at Erasmus+ Capacity Building contest

RUDN ATI Department of landscape design and sustainable eco-systems project wins at Erasmus+ Capacity Building contest.

As a result of expert assessment TAURUS project (Training capacities in urban-rural interactions and sustainable city development) entered the 1st financing category (among 760 applications) with the budget of 882,000 Euro. The project is due to start this month.

TAURUS project will enable RUDN to elaborate new continuing education and Master’s programs and increase academic mobility of students and academics in TAURUS universities-partners. The project is aimed for ecologists, landscape architects, designers and managers in the field of urban sustainable development- specialist who will be in demand in various international organizations in Europe, China and Russia.

The application was made together with 6 universities from 5 countries:

Tuscia University (Italy),

Wageningen University (Netherlands),

University of Gottingen (Germany),

Nanjing Forestry University (China),

Fudjian Agriculture and Forestry University (China),

Russian State Agrarian University - Moscow Timiryazev Agricultural Academy (Russia),

Voronezh State University (Russia),

RUDN University – project coordinato among Russian universities-participants.

Reference

Erasmus+ Capacity Building – projects in the field of international higher education among partner universities aimed at modernizing and developing education in partner countries.

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