The PROM Programme – short-term academic exchange – is financed by the European Union under the project titled “Short-term academic exchange as a way to improve the quality of education in higher education and research institutions”, project number FERS.01.05-IP.08-0218/23 (FERS Projects).
Funding Agreement No. BPI/PRO/2024/1/00057/U/00001
Total project value: PLN 1,999,998.80
1. To build a network supporting academic development.
2. To increase the number of short-term mobility activities.
3. To enhance the social competence of students, doctoral students and academic staff.
4. To improve the quality of education.
5. To increase knowledge of opportunities for international cooperation.
· Participation in a conference – 15 participants, three conference days.
· Participation in short-term educational programmes – 25 participants, up to 10 days.
· Mobility for the preparation of an international grant proposal – five participants, up to 14 days.
· Participation in a summer or winter school – 15 participants, up to 10 days.
· Participation in a conference – 10 participants, up to three conference days.
· Participation in short-term educational programmes – 14 participants, up to 10 days.
· Mobility for research data collection – 12 participants, up to 20 days.
· Participation in a summer or winter school – eight participants, up to 10 days.
· Participation in a summer or winter school – one participant for up to 10 days.
· Participation in short-term educational programmes – two participants, up to 21 days each.
· Participation in a conference – one participant for three days.
· Mobility for research data collection – one participant for up to 10 days.
· Participation in conferences – seven participants, three conference days.
· Collection of research materials – five participants, up to 20 days.
· Teaching activities – one participant, up to 24 days.
· Participation in short-term educational programmes – five participants, up to 14 days.
· Preparation of grant proposals – one participant, up to 14 days.
· Participation in a summer or winter school – one participant, up to five days.
· Library research – two participants, up to 24 days.
· Conducting measurements – one participant, up to 10 days.
All incoming activities are planned for three days:
· Students attending a conference – 20 participants.
· Doctoral students attending a conference – 11 participants.
· Staff attending a conference – seven participants.
· Staff preparing an international grant proposal – five participants.
· 80 students: 60 from KUE and 20 from international institutions.
· 55 doctoral students: 44 from KUE and 11 from international institutions.
· 40 staff members: 28 from KUE and 12 from international institutions.
Gender equality is ensured among project participants.
· Professor Sławomir Śmiech – Vice-Rector for Research, Krakow University of Economics.
· Associate Professor Małgorzata Tyrańska – Vice-Rector for Education and Students, Krakow University of Economics.
· Professor Stanisław Popek – Director of the Doctoral School, Krakow University of Economics.
· Ewelina Paluch – Representative of the KUE Doctoral Students’ Council.
· Dr Robert Szydło – International Cooperation Coordinator at the KUE Doctoral School; Project Manager of PROM UEK 2.0.
· Sylwia Krzyżek-Liburska – Chair of the KUE Doctoral Students’ Council; Co-author of the PROM UEK 2.0 project.
· Agnieszka Gucwa – Head of the Centre for Doctoral Education and Doctoral Procedures.
· Maria Grabowska – Specialist at the Centre for Doctoral Education and Doctoral Procedures.
· Agnieszka Wyszyńska – Specialist at the Centre for Doctoral Education and Doctoral Procedures.
· Karina Zientara-Janczur – Specialist at the Centre for Doctoral Education and Doctoral Procedures.