Looking to the Future: Planning and Managing International Projects
The international workshop of the BTC offered it"s participants an introduction to the inner workings of EU project development and implementations, and to the world of international academic collaborations. The expert lectures provided participants with best practices for the planning and management of successful international projects.
The workshop included the participation of European and Israeli academic and administrative figures with extensive experience in managing non-research projects within the university framework and each provided an in-depth understanding of the project development and management processes.
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Mrs. Amal Al-Khatib - Nuts & Bolts, Making an International Project Work
Managing and coordinating an international project
Dr. Eric Zimmerman - Breaking with Tradition, Understanding Non-Research External Funding
The difference between R&D and Non-R&D projects, and the nature of a good cooperation.

Ms. Stefica Fiolic - Forming Successful International Partnerships
The lecture's presentation
The characteristics of the European funded Non-research programs and the main issues taken into thought when formulating a partnership
Prof. Jimmy Weinblatt - International Academic Cooperation from a College Perspective
The fruits of globalization and the importance of international collaborations
Mrs. Shira Lanir - Facilitating International Academic Cooperation: The Role of the NTO
The Israeli participation in TEMPUS and ERASMUS Mundus programs and the involvement of the Israeli National Tempus Office in facilitating cooperations.