Sharing coursework among EMOS partners, November 2023 (video)
Organizing courses to cover all of the EMOS learning outcomes can be challenging for master’s programmes. Sharing courses among different EMOS programmes and collaborating with NSIs in teaching EMOS courses are examples of best practices that some EMOS-labelled master’s programmes are implementing. In this meeting, we learned from Mark van der Loo, Mark de Rooij, and Bella Struminskaya about the experiences of EMOS labelled master's programmes in German Universities, and of the EMOS labelled master's programmes in Dutch Universities and Statistics Netherlands to further discuss these interesting possibilities.
EMOS students’ exchanges, November 2023 (video)
Dedicated funds, such as Erasmus+ grants, are already available to European students, enabling them to spend a certain period during their studies at a different European university. Moreover, joint and double degree programmes can also be established and are an increasing trend in European higher education. Why not use these opportunities within the EMOS network? In this meeting, representatives of Universities of Pisa (Caterina Giusti), Trier (Florian Ertz), the University of Rome ‘La Sapienza’ (Roberta Varriale & Luca Tardella), and ENSAI (Stephane Legleye) presented their double degree programmes to share their experiences with the EMOS network.