ERASMUS+

 

The main aim of the Strategic Partnership is to develop innovative strategies to boost mobility (especially in the field of military students mobility) or ways to remove obstacles to mobility between military academies in EU, providing more opportunities for students to gain additional skills trough study and/or training abroad.

 

Additionally, the project will contribute to developing the guidelines for coherent programmes in military academies in EU and will enhance cooperation between institutions of military education.

The final result of the project is to create an international mobility semester in all military academies in EU, which allows students to study abroad without obligation to pass programme differences.

GOALS

• Increase participant's knowledge and skills regarding military education demands and needs for future officers in Europe (especially in frame of: comprehensive approach, common operating environment, cultural awareness, defence and security economics, individual personal development and meta-communication, small unit tactics, leadership and agility in complex environments, battle physical, mental and survival training).
• Training participant's ability (especially students) to cooperate in an international environment.
• Developing new methods of exchanging military students in the framework of Erasmus+ Programme.
• Developing a common program of education in the field of essential European military officers knowledge, developing educational materials (website, manuals, e-learning and e-books).
• Increase cooperation between institutions.

TARGET GROUPS

 

The project is addressed to

• Military students - officer candidates from 5 Military Academies. The group of approximately 25 students will be selected by each participating institution (recruitment criteria will be defined during the project or coordinators meeting).
• Students who take part in the project will be awarded 30 point ECTS – 25 points for the didactic programme and 5 points for the intensive course.
• Twenty teachers representing 5 military academies participating in the project.

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