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Matchmaking: Cultural Encounters and Global Communication

With the 2025 Joint Academic Offers Call for Proposals, the INGENIUM European University invites its academic staff and programme coordinators to propose their ideas for joint teaching on programme or course level. Following the Expression of Interest – Stage 1 phase of the call, the INGENIUM hosts five webinars for matchmaking, dedicated to different thematic areas that the alliance is focusing on.

The third matchmaking webinar addresses intercultural dialogue, global mobility, multilingualism, inclusion and cultural sustainability, with an emphasis on how diverse perspectives foster collaboration and innovation.

During the webinar, proposals related to the following topics are going to be presented:

Doctoral ecosystem: Intercultural Studies
Thematic area: Humanities & Business
Key topics: Intercultural Dialogue and Inclusion

 

Speakers
Ana Isabel González González UNIOVI Fiscal Law in Europe
Ana Vinuela UNIOVI International trade. Real simulation of export import transactions
Our potential market is the World: Hands-on Exporting and Importing
Anna Enrichetta Soccio UdA PHD Course in English Studies
Antonio Gurrieri UdA Identity Representations in European Public Discourses for an Inclusive and Intercultural Communication: a Collaborative Laboratory of Linguistic Analysis and Digital Techniques for Managing Cultural Dimensions.
Antti Rantaniva XAMK Practical Future Coaching
Carmen Adams UNIOVI Cultural Heritage
Gastronomic heritage as a source of identity and a tourist resource for the development of local communities
Cristina Lopez Duarte UNIOVI International Growth of Firms
Delphine ROGER URN Yearly BIPs on EDI-related topics, hosted in turn by each Partner University
Fabien Bitu URN Child Development and Inclusive Education
Francesco Berardi UdA Moderna & Classical Humanities
Ignacio Fradejas Garcia UNIOVI Ethics on Screen: Navigating Social Intervention Through Film
Bridging Worlds: Global and Local Perspectives on International Development Cooperation
Juan Sevilla Álvarez UNIOVI Heritage management and spatial planning
Jussi Ronkainen XAMK Youth, Citizenship and the Sustainability Transformation
Katri Hannele Schadewitz XAMK Developing School Communities
School Community Development and Youth Work Approaches
Kellie Bruchmüller HKA Interviews Without Borders: A COIL Simulation in Interviewing & Professional Communication
Maria Carla Somma UdA Archaeology and Historical Studies Across Europe
María del Rocío Pérez Gañán UNIOVI The fanzine as a pedagogical tool in the classroom to reflect on professional “knowing how to be”
Collaborative learning for social research with an intersectional approach in digital environments
María Elena Ceniceros González UNIOVI Partner country or region tourism development overview with special focus on its specific characteristics
Michela Cortini UdA DAISY. Development and Application of Intercultural Skills for the Youth
S.E.L.F. – Strength Exploration for Learning & Future
Niina Mässeli XAMK Ingenium Slow Game Jam
Noni Rizopoulou UoC Science Communication, Collaboration, and Ethics in Contemporary Research & Work Environments
Pedro Alvarez-Cifuentes UNIOVI Luso-Spanish Studies
Persida Lazarevic UdA Intercultural and interlinguistic contact
Ricardo Curto Rodríguez UNIOVI Idea of ​​sharing occasional teaching,
Offer: teaching a session on open data in courses such as Commercial Research, Market Research, etc.
Looking for academics with sessions in: Pricing and Promotion Policy or Commercial Research.
Shared classes
Seán Lacey MTU The Munster Statement on the Principles of Research Ethics and Research Integrity
Sinuhe Perea UNIOVI Vectorial graphic design for science
An invisible helper for teaching: Live polls in the classrom
Sirpa Maria Juusola XAMK Study skills in higher education:
Developing a course to enhance students’ academic study skills and support them in developing these skills
Zahid Aslam and Marian Hurley MTU Be Effective Across Cultures
Diana Gutiérrez Posada UNIOVI Virtual collaborative teaching in the subject of International Economics Relations: exchange of ideas and co-teaching for an improved learning process