Employees from the Office for Research and Project Support participating NTNU for Collaborative Research Exchange
From June 2–6, 2025, the Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) hosted a group of ERASMUS mobility visitors from partner universities across Europe. The visiting delegation included also our colleagues Jitka Hotárková and Jitka Wolfová from the Office for Research and Project Support, Faculty of Social Studies.
Throughout the week, the program spaned multiple NTNU campuses and faculties, including the Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences, Faculty of Medicine and Health Sciences, and Faculty of Engineering. Sessions covered a wide array of topics such as EU research support services, Horizon Europe project management, university alliances, and innovation ecosystems.
The visitors were engaging with NTNU faculty and staff including Erik Ingebrigtsen, Jens Rohloff, Anna Gora, Hilde Røysland, and Thais Mothe-Diniz, among others. Activities also included joint presentations, group discussions, and On Thursday, they also joined a meeting of the Brussels consortium with coordinated NTNU projects.
This exchange offered a unique opportunity for institutions to share best practices, enhance international networks, and supported the development of robust research environments across Europe.
Representatives from Masaryk University’s Faculty of Social Studies visited Unicamp’s Institute of Economics (Brazil) to share experiences and strengthen cooperation in research support, project management, and international collaboration.
The Faculty of Social Studies marked Erasmus Days 2025 with an event highlighting a wide array of international study and internship opportunities for its students. Attendees also gained valuable insights from FSS students who recently studied abroad, sharing their experiences and practical tips.
