Nexus Project

MEET OUR PARTNERS: Frederick University

Frederick University is one of the leading private Universities operating in the Republic of Cyprus, a member-state of the EU that offers a broad range of programs of study in the areas of Science, Engineering, Business, Arts, Architecture, Humanities, Health in higher education.

Webinar 1: Effective Crisis Communication Management: Navigating Gender-Based Violence in Higher Education

This is the first one of our impactful and insightful webinar series focused on effective crisis communication management, specifically tailored to address gender-based violence in higher education settings. The webinar will take place on 18-th of September 2024 at 11:00-12:30 CEST. This series is part of six sister projects dedicated to advancing gender equality. Join us in making higher education a safer and more equitable space for everyone. We look forward to your participation! For more information please follow the link below:


MEET OUR PARTNERS: Smart Venice

Smart Venice is an independent consultancy, research and capacity building unit specialized in supporting participatory change processes for more gender equal, inclusive and sustainable societies, organizations and cities.

MEET OUR PARTNERS: Istituto Italiano di Tecnologia

IIT is an interdisciplinary institution where science comes true. Founded in 2003, IIT’s research relies on a constant cross-fertilization of knowledge and technologies among the different research domains.

MEET OUR PARTNERS: Koç University

Since its establishment Koç University has emerged as a center of global excellence in science and education and is uniquely positioned to explore the overlaps of Medicine, Engineering, Science, Social Sciences, and Administrative Sciences to further pursue basic and applied research and attract the best students and faculty members.

 

MEET OUR PARTNERS: Sofia University

Sofia University St. Kliment Ohridski is the first Bulgarian high academic school establishment. Its history is an embodiment and a continuation of the century-long cultural and educational tradition of the Bulgarian nation. It has 16 faculties with 119 special subjects being taught.