ST. Pölten, Austria (ots/PRNewswire) – Survey on the European university alliance E³UDRES²
The university alliance E³UDRES², coordinated by the St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences, asks the population what they know about the alliance and which topics are relevant for innovation and sustainability in regions.
In 2020, the European high-level alliance E³UDRES²: Engaged – European – Entrepreneurial University as Driver for European Smart and Sustainable Regions was launched. It is dedicated to the role of universities in innovation and sustainability in rural regions and wants to support medium-sized cities and their rural environments on the way to becoming “smart and sustainable regions”.
Nine universities from all over Europe are currently involved. Over 100,000 students benefit from the diverse activities and the numerous opportunities for mobility and intercultural exchange of experiences.
Survey: exchange with population
E³UDRES² is currently conducting a survey. The survey asks whether people have ever heard of the alliance, how well they know it and whether they have ever taken part in any of the projects and activities. The target group is students, those interested in research and universities, and the public.
The survey also determines whether the topics that E³UDRES² deals with are relevant for the respondents and their region and whether there are specific challenges in the regions that E³UDRES² could help with.
“With the survey, we are strengthening an essential aspect of our university of applied sciences and our European university alliance: being open universities for the regions, involving people in research and innovation and exchanging ideas with the population as a university and university alliance,” says Gabi Permoser, head of the FH -Services for research and knowledge transfer at the St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences.
Project Ent-re-innovators
The survey is being carried out as part of the “E³UDRES² Ent-re-novators” project. The E³UDRES² alliance is particularly concerned with developing the potential of researchers, teachers and also learners and encouraging them to become “ent-re-novators”. novator” (i.e. entrepreneur, researcher, teacher, innovator).
“Ent-re-novators connect entrepreneurs, researchers, teachers and innovators, so they are solution-oriented, curious and open-minded people who assume their social and societal responsibility and take the interests of the general public into account. They take a leading role in renewal of educational and research institutions and in their transformation towards open and integrative ecosystems. Inclusion and interdisciplinarity are the main pillars of the project,” says Hannes Raffaseder, Managing Director of the St. Pölten University of Applied Sciences and coordinator of E³UDRES².
The Ent-re-novators project is funded by the European Union as part of the Horizon Europe program. E³UDRES² is co-financed by the European Union’s ERASMUS+ program.
Opinion poll
https://ec.europa.eu/eusurvey/runner/ENTRN-WP2-Survey2
E³UDRES²
Projetct Ent-r-e-novators
https://research.fhstp.ac.at/projekte/e3udres2-ent-r-e-novators
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