Do you know what Arqus Twinning is?
The Arqus Twinning is perceived as the mobility of a team, consisting of 1 teacher and 3 to 6 students, moving to another partner institution within the same subject area.
Arqus Twinning aims to strengthen the subject-related collaboration of staff and students and create possibilities to carry out joint learning and teaching activities through piloting short-term mobility schemes.
This video presents 4 Twinning Projects developed in the framework of the Arqus Alliance between:
- Vilnius University and the University of Granada in the area of translation studies and text linguistics/discourse analysis.
- The University of Bergen, Vilnius University and the University of Padua in methodological findings and perspectives of MA thesis/studies.
- Vilnius University and the University of Padua in children’s education at the pre-school stage.
- Leipzig University and the University of Granada in the area of European Constitutional Law and Fundamental Rights in the EU.
Get to know more about the academic and mobility activities carried out within these projects, the professional skills and other learning results acquired by the students involved as well as the future cooperation initiatives that emerged between the partner universities.
