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Democritus University of Thrace (D.U.Th.) was founded in 1973 and began its operations in 1974 with the first faculties of Civil Engineering and Law. Named after the ancient Greek philosopher Democritus, the university is located in Komotini, with campuses in Xanthi, Alexandroupoli and Orestiada, and serves as the only academic institution in the region of East Macedonia and Thrace. With approximately 42,000 students and over 700 staff, D.U.Th. is one of the largest universities in Greece. It offers a wide range of degree programs through 10 faculties and 28 departments. The university plays a key role in the economic and cultural development of the region of Thrace and has a significant impact on national and regional development. D.U.Th. focuses on excellence in education and research, with a special focus on innovation, entrepreneurship and the digital era. It has gained international recognition for its graduate programs and research initiatives and aims to further strengthen its research profile through collaborations and projects, positioning itself as one of the leading research institutions in Greece. Video presentation of Democritus University of Thrace, an extroverted institution with the strategic priority of “Internationalization”.

The University of Osijek - UNIOS was founded on 31 May 1975, following the decision of the Croatian Parliament on 26 March 1975 to grant consent for the establishment of the university. In the early 1970s, the development of higher education in Osijek indicated the need for better coordination of the activities of higher education institutions in order to create more favourable conditions for scientific and teaching activities by establishing a state university. The modern history of the university is a continuation of more than three centuries of tradition of higher education in the city of Osijek, as in 1707 the Studium Philosophicum Essekini was founded, and in 1724 the Studium Theologicum Essekini, which in 1735 was transformed into a general higher education institution of the first class - Studium Generalae Theologicum Prime Classis, i.e. an educational institution of the highest faculty level with a preparatory department of philosophy. Currently, the University of Osijek consists of 14 faculties, one Academy of Arts and Culture and three university departments. It has approximately 16,000 students in over 200 study programmes in all scientific fields at three levels of education (bachelor's, master's and doctoral). In addition to students, the academic community of UNIOS also unites over 2,500 scientific and administrative staff. Since 1990, it has been named after Josip Juraj Strossmayer, an outstanding citizen of Osijek, bishop, educator, exceptional philanthropist, humanist, founder of the Croatian Academy of Sciences and Arts, politician, visionary and certainly one of the most influential people in our region who lived at the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries. Unfortunately, in more than four decades of its modern history, the University of Osijek was significantly damaged during the Homeland War: 24 students and 5 university lecturers were killed, and the faculties and university institutions suffered great material damage. Since 1995, in addition to the restoration and reconstruction, the University has carried out a number of significant changes, especially in terms of organization, creation of new study programs, significant capital investments and increase in the number of students, teachers, staff and administrative personnel. The University implements functional integration, which is based on unified and coordinated actions of all scientific and creative components and infrastructural institutions. Considering the fact that Croatian higher education is based on European humanistic and democratic values, the efforts of the University of Osijek are aimed at involving in modern European systems of higher education and science, while maintaining its own uniqueness and identity. As a modern European university, it emphasizes the need to harmonize the processes of the Bologna reform aimed at the teaching system, student and teacher mobility, liberalization and continuous development of higher education in the Republic of Croatia, as well as increasing the availability of international research programs and projects and the development of new technologies within the European Research Area. To date, the Josip Juraj Strossmayer University in Osijek has awarded 17 honorary doctorates and 18 emeritus professorships.

The University offers a first (bachelor's) or second (master's) degree. In addition, the University offers a doctoral program and the opportunity to obtain postgraduate education, MBA. The Public Academy of Sciences in Lodz has a large building and offers 22 areas of study. Classes are held both full-time and part-time. The University also provides an opportunity to raise your educational level at the Polish Open Academy. The offer is complemented by various courses, clubs, as well as a wide range of student practices, internships, which can be implemented through the Student Bureau. An undoubted trump card of the University is its close cooperation with Clark University (USA) and MOD'SPE Paris (France), thanks to which students can, in parallel with a Polish education, obtain an American or French Master's degree, as well as go abroad to study or practice. The Public Academy of Sciences in Warsaw has won many awards: statuettes and Diplomas of the Polish Business Leader of the Business Center Club, certificates of the Ambassador of the Polish Economy 2011, certificates of Quality School, University of the Year, Leader of Modern Technologies, statuettes of Ice Axes.

The Hugo Kołłątaj Agricultural University in Krakow was founded in 1953 on the basis of the faculties of agriculture and forestry of the Jagiellonian University, its first name was the Agricultural University. In 1972, the university was renamed the Hugo Kołłątaj Agricultural University and only in 2008 the educational institution was reorganized into the Hugo Kołłątaj Agricultural University in Krakow. Today, the Hugo Kołłątaj University offers education at the following faculties:

• 1. Agriculture and Economics
• 2. Animal Breeding and Biology
• 3. Forestry
• 4. Environmental Engineering and Geodesy
• 5. Faculty of Biotechnology and Horticulture
• 6. Horticulture with Marketing
• 7. Production and Energy
• 8. Management and Production
• 9. Veterinary Science
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  In 2005, the University of Barcelona proudly celebrated its 555th anniversary. In a letter from 1398, the monarch of Zaragoza announced to the members of the Council of Barcelona his intention to ask the Pope for consent to establish a university in Barcelona. The university was finally opened in 1450. Over the years, the university has survived civil wars and internal strife to grow into what it is today, an ever-expanding institution. According to the Academic Ranking of World Universities 2008, the Universidad de Barcelona is the only Spanish university to be ranked among the top 200 universities in the world. The University of Barcelona focuses on philological education.

  

  Founded in 1987, Huawei is a leading global provider of information and communications technology (ICT) infrastructure and intelligent devices. We have 207,000 employees and operate in more than 170 countries and regions, serving over three billion people worldwide. We are committed to bringing digital to every person, home, and organization for a fully connected, intelligent world.

  

  The International Telecommunication Union (ITU) is an international organization through which governments and the private sector coordinate global telecommunications networks and services. Founded in Paris in 1865 as the International Telegraph Union, ITU received its current name in 1934 and became a specialized agency of the United Nations in 1947. ITU's activities cover the following issues:
  in the technical field: promoting the development and productive operation of telecommunications facilities (telecommunications) in order to improve the efficiency of telecommunications services and their availability to the public;
  in the policy field: promoting a broader approach to telecommunications in the global information economy and society;
  in the development field: promoting and providing technical assistance to developing countries in the field of telecommunications, helping to mobilize the human and financial resources needed for the development of telecommunications, helping to expand access of the world's population to the benefits of new technologies.

  

  Edna Adan University, located in Hargeisa, Somaliland, is a distinguished academic institution dedicated to the advancement of higher education. With a strong commitment to fostering the intellectual growth and professional capacity building of Somaliland students, the university serves as a beacon of educational excellence in the region. Adhering to a multifaceted approach, Edna Adan University strives to offer comprehensive and rigorous programs across a variety of disciplines, providing a well-rounded education that equips students with the knowledge and skills needed to succeed in their chosen fields. The institution’s primary goal is to foster the development of a highly skilled and competent workforce that can make meaningful contributions to the local community and beyond. By providing a platform for academic and personal development, Edna Adan University strives to mold individuals who not only excel in their chosen professions but also embody a commitment to ethical standards and public service.

  

  The University has developed international relations and works dynamically in the global educational and scientific space through academic exchange of students, postgraduates and teachers. Today the University has 150 Agreements on joint cooperation with leading universities and research centers. Goal The goal of the International Department is to intensify international activities, ensure the participation of the University in foreign educational programs, international associations for the purpose of cooperation with foreign universities and, in general, to increase the prestige of the University at the international level.

  

  The University has developed forms of connections and works dynamically in the global educational and modern space through academic exchange of students, postgraduates and teachers. To date, the University has concluded 150 cooperation agreements between leading countries and centers of Central Asia.
  Goal
  The goal of the International Department is to intensify international activities, ensure the participation of universities in educational programs, international associations for the purpose of cooperation with foreign universities and increase the prestige of the University at a developing level.

  

  The University is located in Novi Sad, on the central campus located on the banks of the Danube River, in close proximity to the famous Petrovaradin Fortress built in the 18th century and the old city centre. The following units are also located in the same place: Faculty of Philosophy, Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Sciences, Faculty of Law, Faculty of Technical Sciences, Faculty of Technology, Faculty of Sports and Physical Education, Institute of Food Technology, BioSense Institute and a department of the Faculty of Economics whose seat is in Subotica. The Faculty of Medicine, the Academy of Arts and the Institute of Lowland Forestry and Environment are located in other parts of the city for practical purposes. The Faculty of Economics, the Faculty of Civil Engineering and the Faculty of Hungarian Language Teacher Training are all located in Subotica. Sombor is the seat of the Faculty of Education, and Zrenjanin is the seat of the Technical Faculty "Mihajlo Pupin". All of these institutions are accredited.

  

  Universiti Putra Malaysia, founded in 1971, is well known as an agricultural university. The university offers education in engineering, health sciences, economics, management, education, languages ​​and communications through 17 faculties and nine research institutes.

  

  FH Joanneum is a university of applied sciences in Graz, Austria. This university was founded in 1995 and has gone through many important development stages.
  At the end of the 20th century, the decision was made to establish the Federal Institute of Higher Education in Graz (FH Joanneum) to provide a wide range of qualified educational opportunities in Austria. This project was approved by the Federal Ministry of Science and Research, and FH Joanneum was opened in October 1995.
  At first, the institute only had three courses: automotive industry, information technology and medical informatics, with about 89 students. But since 1996, new programs have been opened, expanding the range of courses offered.
  In 1998, FH Joanneum acquired its first separate building and began active construction in Graz. And in 2001, two more campuses were opened: in Kapfenberg and in Bad Gleichenberg. Today, FH Joanneum offers more than 50 bachelor's and master's degrees in various fields such as automotive engineering, aviation, computer science, health care, management and design. Initially, the university focused on practical education, but recently FH Joanneum has also been actively developing research activities. In this regard, the university carries out various scientific projects and research programs. During its existence, FH Joanneum has been able to gain a solid reputation, becoming one of the leading universities of applied sciences in Austria.
  

  

  The Baden-Württemberg Cooperative State University (Duale Hochschule Baden-Württemberg / DHBW) is the first higher education institution in Germany to combine work-based learning and academic research, thus achieving a close integration of theory and practice, which are components of cooperative education. With around 34,000 registered students, over 9,000 partner companies and over 145,000 alumni, DHBW ranks among the largest higher education institutions in the German federal state of Baden-Württemberg. The official seat of the university is in Stuttgart. Based on the US public university system, the organizational structure of DHBW is unique in Germany, as it comprises both a central (DHBW headquarters) and a local level (DHBW locations and campuses). At its nine locations and three campuses, the university offers a wide range of bachelor's degree programs in business, engineering and social work. All study programmes are nationally and internationally accredited, are considered intensive study programmes and are worth 210 ECTS credits. In addition, DHBW offers postgraduate study programmes with integrated work-based learning.
  

  

  Our recipe for success is an education with direct practical ingenuity and other scientific knowledge. We prepare our students for direct entry into the world. That is why we also offer 14 dual degree programs, part of which is in-house. Whether classical or dual model: all our students benefit from the connections of the University of Applied Sciences Weihenstephan-Triesdorf with institutions, associations, industry and business.
  We prepare our students for the global professional world in the following way: stays abroad, an international dual degree, active cooperation with more than 140 educational institutions worldwide.

  As an entrepreneurial university of applied sciences, we also promote a culture of innovation and entrepreneurial spirit. Numerous start-ups have already emerged from student projects.

  
  

  

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  The mission of The University of Toledo Foundation is to secure the future for The University of Toledo through prudent asset management and philanthropy. We build strong linkages between alumni and the University, fostering a spirit of loyalty and opportunity for engagement.
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