04/04/2018 06/04/2021
This Transfer network focus on Higher education and knowledge economy, both have become a global competition for talent. Whereas the main European cities attract both students and skilled-workers by their scale and fame, medium-sized cities, like Groningen, will need a policy to attract talent, and to keep them economically active. In this project the best practice of Groningen, a welcoming policy for International Students and skilled workers, is transferred to other cities.
Summary
- Bielsko-Biala - Poland
- Debrecen - Hungary
- Leuven - Belgium
- Magdeburg - Germany
- Parma - Italy
- Zlín - Czech Republic
Timeline
Kick-off Meeting - Groningen, the Netherlands
Transnational Meetings 2019 - Debrecen, Hungary - Zlin, Czech Republic - Parma, Italy - Magdeburg, Germany - Bielsko-Biala, Poland
Transnational Meeting 2020 - Leuven, Belgium, Final Meeting - Groningen, the Netherlands
Final Conference Welcoming International Talent
Network Outputs
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Welcoming International Talent final report(PDF, 2Mo)
Stories
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BARNSLEY IoT COMPANY SECURES NEARLY £100K TO TACKLE SPREAD OF COVID IN WORKSPACES
A Barnsley business developing smart technology to help prevent coughs and sneezes spreading diseases in the workplace has gained a funding boost.
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BARNSLEY BLAZES A TRAIL WITH OPENING OF NEW DIGITAL BUSINESS HUB
A trailblazing new digital business hub has opened its doors in Barnsley offering premium office space and state-of-the-art facilities.
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£5M INVESTMENT TO BOOST THE GROWTH OF SOUTH YORKSHIRE’S TECH SECTOR
Innovative tech entrepreneurs across South Yorkshire are set to benefit from a £5.9m project to turbocharge the region’s business support and
