Irish HEIs secure share of €8.2m Capacity Building Support



By Aoileann Ní Bhroin

Posted: 14 September, 2017

Six Irish HEIs are among the award winners in the 2017 Erasmus+ Capacity Building Measures Action.  A total of nearly €8.2m will be shared by the recipients with University College Dublin set to lead a project entitled “Improving Healthcare Outcomes in Chronic Disease – Enhancing the Curriculum at Masters Level” with almost €1m in funding support from the EU.

Capacity-building Projects are transnational co-operation projects based on multilateral partnerships, primarily between higher education institutions (HEIs) from Programme and eligible Partner Countries. They can also involve non-academic partners to strengthen the links with society and business and to reinforce the systemic impact of the projects.

The next call deadline will be in February 2018.

The National Agency at the HEA is holding an Info Day on Tuesday 24 October 2017 in the Gresham Hotel, Dublin to promote opportunities under this initiative.  Further details in due course.

See list of the successful Irish HEIs below.



HEIProject TitleCo-ordinator/PartnerEmailAmount €
University College DublinImproving Healthcare Outcomes in Chronic Disease - Enhancing the Curriculum at Masters LevelDr. Mary Casey (Co-ordinator)
mary.casey@ucd.ie999,788
University College CorkAssessment Tools for new learning environments in higher education institutions
Dr. Marian McCarthy (Partner)mmccarthy@ucc.ie
981,022
Dublin City UniversityAcademic Integrity for Quality Teaching and Learning in Higher Education Institutions in Georgia (INTEGRITY)Dr. Mark Glynn (Partner)mark.glynn@dcu.ie 856,834
Trinity College Dublin Tuning IndiaDr. Aidan Seery (Partner)
seerya@tcd.ie
950,864
University College CorkMaster Programme in Industrial Engineering for El Salvador and GuatemalaMarguerite Reardon (Partner)Marguerite.Reardon@ucc.ie
730,525
Trinity College DublinTowards Excellence in Applied Linguistics. Innovative Second Language Education in EgyptProf. Juliette Hussey (Partner)jmhussey@tcd.ie
986,682
Galway-Mayo Institute of TechnologyTuning environmental competences in Asian fishery education for sustainable development (TUNASIA)Dr. Ian O'Connor
(Partner)
ian.oconnor@gmit.ie771,007
Dublin Institute of Technology Growing Indonesia: a Triangular ApproachProf. Brian Norton
(Partner)
brian.norton@dit.ie998,732
Dublin City UniversityIncreasing the Conformance of Academia towards Rehabilitation Engineering Prof. Dermot Brabazon (Partner)dermot.brabazon@dcu.ie914,469

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