Section 1 - Identification
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Reserved for the Commission Number Date of Postmark SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposals ERASMUS 3 (Thematic Networks) ERASMUS 3 (Dissemination of Results) 213868 - CP -1-2004-1- IT - ERASMUS – TND CLOSING DATE FOR SUBMISSION: 1 MARCH 2004 (as per postmark) Applications bearing a postmark after this date will not be considered. Applications must be sent by post. Applications sent by fax or e-mail will not be accepted. The original application and 4 copies thereof are to be sent to: Socrates, Leonardo and Youth Technical Assistance Office Rue de Trèves / Trierstraat 59-61 B-1040 Brussels 1 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Important instructions and information regarding the application and selection procedure Before completing the form, please read the relevant sections in the SOCRATES Guidelines for Applicants and the SOCRATES General Call for Proposals 2004, which contain additional information on closing dates and specific priorities for that year. Please also read the Administrative and Financial Handbook for Applicants for Transnational Cooperation Projects before completing Section 2 on the budget. All of these documents can be obtained from the Socrates, Leonardo and Youth Technical Assistance Office at the address below. Further information can also be found on the SOCRATES website: http://europa.eu.int/comm/education/socrates.html If the grant requested under this application exceeds 300,000 euros, the application must be accompanied by an external audit report produced by an approved auditor, unless the applicant is a public body or a secondary or a higher education establishment . The external audit report shall certify the accounts for the last financial year available and give an assessment of the financial viability of the applicant. In accordance with the Financial Regulation applying to the Community Budget, the Commission reserves the right to request additional information or documents for verification of the financial capacity of the applicant. The form must be completed in one of the 11 official languages of the European Union. These are marked with an asterisk (*) in Annex 1. Please note that all participating institutions must confirm in writing their agreement to the application as submitted. It is therefore suggested to use as application language a language which is common to the partnership. The application must be typewritten or word-processed using a computer, character size 11 pt minimum. The original of the application must bear the original signature of the person legally authorised to sign on behalf of the coordinating institution and the original stamp of this institution, if applicable. The signed original and 4 copies thereof must be sent in the same envelope. A copy of the application must be sent by 1 March 2004 to the appropriate National Agency in each of the countries which are participating in the project (in case of Lingua I, II; Grundtvig I, I.1; Comenius II.1). The copy must be accompanied by a translation of Section 1 Point 2 and Section 4 of the form, if this is requested by the National Agencies concerned. The list of National Agencies appears in the General Call for Proposals 2004. It is also available from the above-mentioned website and from the Socrates, Leonardo and Youth Technical Assistance Office at the address below. All applications will be acknowledged. Applications will be judged against the eligibility and quality criteria set out in the Guidelines for Applicants and the General Call for Proposals 2004. Applicants will be notified about the outcome of the selection in writing in late July 2004. A copy of the notification letter will be sent to the National Agencies concerned. In accordance with standard Commission practice, the information provided in your application may be used for the purposes of evaluating the SOCRATES programme. The relevant data protection regulations will be respected. Any questions relating to this proposal should be addressed to the Socrates, Leonardo & Youth Technical Assistance Office Rue de Trèves / Trierstraat 59-61 B-1040 Brussels Telephone: + 32 2 233 0111 Fax: + 32 2 233 0150 e-mail: info@socleoyouth.be 2 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal SECTION 1 - IDENTIFICATION 1. Project title Please use a maximum of 12 words; start with an acronym or abbreviation, if applicable. CLIOHNET: Creating Links and Innovative Overviews to Enhance Historical Perspective in European Culture If necessary, please provide a translation either in EN, FR or DE of the project title. 2. Summary of the project Please identify clearly, in a maximum of 200 words, the following aspects of your project: Objectives, Target groups, Main activities and Expected outputs. If your application is successful, this summary will be used as the description of your project and will therefore be part of your contract. The Erasmus Thematic Network CLIOHNET is undertaking a dissemination year, to spread the results of its work as broadly as possible. CLIOHNET promotes innovative approaches to European History in a critical, comparative and connected perspective. CLIOHNET deals not only with the subject as taught in higher education institutions and schools, but also, to the extent possible, in general culture. CLIOHNET’s basic tenet is that in today’s expanding Europe, at all levels, from the most popular to the most specialised, a great leap in awareness and understanding can be made when people holding different national historical views come into direct and interactive contact. CLIOHNET has a website, www.clioh.net. A variety of products, including volumes, DVDs, reports and European reference points are ready for dissemination and discussion in a broad context. CLIOHnet has worked with the Pilot Projects Tuning 1 and 2 and TEEP, developing new proposals and recommendations for the teaching, learning and study of history. During the three years of its activities, the Network has organised ‘National Meetings’ all of its partner countries. During the dissemination year, National (when possible bi- or tri national) conferences will be organised in all of the countries. Furthermore each CLIOHnet partner has designated several ‘dissemination partners’: higher education institutions, associations and reviews, with whom information and discussion events and distribution of materials are planned. 3 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Applies only for ERASMUS: Please identify how the project contributes to the aims and priorities described in the European Policy Statement of your institution and - if possible - of the other partner institutions, submitted with the application for the Erasmus University Charter. The project contributes to the general strategy of the University of Pisa as outlined in its EPS because this indicates the strong desire to develop the bases for the new European architecture of higher education and more generally for the common elaboration and transmission of knowledge. It builds on the involve of the University of Pisa in the original ECTS Pilot project, in designing the Sorbonne declaration and the subsequent Bologna process, and in Tuning. CLIOHnet is mentioned in the EPS as a priority. 3. Duration and languages Please indicate the total duration for which you are applying for a grant. The contractual period is likely to start on 1/10/2004. Duration 12 months 24 months 36 months Language in which you would like the grant contract to be issued 1st preference DE EN FR 2nd preference (language in which you would like a translation of the contractual package) DA DE EL EN ES FI FR IT NL PO SE Language in which you would like correspondence with the Commission to be conducted (to facilitate cooperation with your partners, you are advised to enter the language most commonly used for communication within the partnership) 1st preference 2nd preference DE EN FR DA DE EL EN ES FI FR IT NL PO SE 4. Financial support from the European Community Please note that according to the new financial regulation applicable to the general budget of the European Communities, one project may not receive more than one grant from the budget of the European Communities to any one beneficiary. In other words, if you are to be selected to receive a Socrates grant for a given project, you must not receive a grant from another Community programme for the same project and funding period. Has the proposal, or any aspect thereof or any larger project to which it may belong, already been supported in the past by the European Community? No Yes. Please specify the programme, date, type of activity (e.g. preparatory visit) and, if possible, contract number(s): This is a proposal for a dissemination year of an Erasmus Thematic Network which is now in its third year and hence the work which it proposes to disseminate has received support from the European Commission in the past. Related to this project, but not identical, are its predecessor, the PROG (ex-CDI) entitled CLIOH, which is now in its fourth, dissemination year, and hence was supported for the three preceding years. The Network has also received funding in the past for several Socrates Intensive programmes, and, under the Culture 2000 programme, has participated in the Clioh’s Workshop I and II projects, of which the beneficiary was Edizioni Plus, the University of Pisa publishing house. We should mention furthermore that CLIOHnet participated in Tuning 1 and in TEEP 2002. 4 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Is this proposal, or any aspect thereof or any larger project to which it may belong, currently being supported under the SOCRATES Programme or some other European Community programme? No Yes. Please specify the programme, date, type of activity (e.g. preparatory visit) and, if possible, contract number(s): At present we are in the third year of the CLIOHNET ETN project which is supported by the European Commission. Many of the partners, though not all, participate in the dissemination year of the CLIOH PROG project; many of the partners participate in a Socrates Intensive Programme to be held in Madrid in March 2004; on account of the Network, the University of Turku has successfully applied for an e-Learning project which includes 7 CLIOHnet partners plus the Finnish virtual University, and which intends to disseminate its results to CLIOHNET, and which will begin on 1 October 2004. CLIOHNET now participates in Tuning 2. Is this proposal, or any aspect thereof or any larger project to which it may belong, currently the subject of any other application for support from the European Community? No Yes. Please specify the programme(s) and provide details under Section 2 Table 2. This proposal for a dissemination year of the ETN CLIOHNET is presented only here. Other ‘spinoff’ proposals are the following (as explained in greater detail in the present proposal itself): -The University of Malta, with six other members of the Network is now presenting a pilot PROG for a second cycle degree in Mediterranean History Studies under the acronym EMMHS; - many members of the Network have presented a proposal for a Research Network of Excellence (entitled CLIOHRES.net) to the Sixth Framework programme. -The Edizioni Plus have presented a Culture 2000 project entitled ‘Clioh’s (e)Bookshelf’. Furthermore, as explained in the present proposal in greater detail, CLIOHNET has taken an active role in organising the European Archipelago of Humanistic Thematic Networks and in this connection intends to present or participate in the presentation of a proposal with the other TNS under the ‘Accompanying Measures’. CLIOHNET also supports a proposal presented to ‘Alfa’, entitles Tuning-Latin America, in which some of its members will participate if the project is approved. 5 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 5. Coordinating institution ( = Participating institution No 1 ) To fill in this part, please use the type of institution codes, country codes and region codes indicated in Annex 1. 5.1 Legal Representative This is the person entitled to sign the agreement. Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università di Pisa Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English (formal or informal translation University of Pisa Country code IT Region code Type of institution code EDU.4 Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only Website http://www.unipi.it Legal representative of the institution: Last name First name IT51 I-PISA01 Title (optional) (e.g. Prof., Dr, etc.) Pasquali Marco Prof. Department/Unit Official function within the institution Rector Sex Legal address of the institution Street & Street Number Post Code & Town Country Lungarno Pacinotti 43-44 56100 Pisa Italy Phone (including country and area code) +39 / 2212 / 175 Fax (including country and area code) +39 / F (female) M (male) / E-mail rettore@unipi.it Is the institution able to recover VAT? no 6 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 5.2 Coordinator All correspondence relating to the project will be addressed to this person. Coordinator: Last name First name Isaacs Ann Katherine Title (optional) (e.g. Prof., Dr, etc.) Prof. Sex F (female) M (male) Institution (if different from the legal representative under question 5.1 above)/Department Official function within the institution Professor of Modern History Correspondence address Street & Street Number Post Code & Town Country & Region Department of History Piazza Torricelli 3/A 56126 Pisa Tuscany Italy Phone (including country and area codes) +39 050 2215 422 Fax (including country and area codes) +39 050 2215 537 E-mail address isaacs@stm.unipi.it 7 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 6. Other participating institutions To fill in this part, please use the type of institution codes, country codes and region codes indicated in Annex 1. Please group partners by country in the same order as in that indicated in Annex 1. Check the minimum number of partners required (see Guidelines for Applicants). Add copies of the following pages if necessary. Participating institution No 2 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universiteit Gent Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible B-GENT01 Ghent University Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU. 4 Country code BE Town / City Region code BE23 Function: Prof. of History and Faculty International Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name : François First name : Luc Phone (including country and area code) + 32-9-264 40 07 ; +32 9 9643068 Fax + 32 9 264 41 89 ; +32 9 264 41 95 E-mail Website Gent Luc.Francois@rug.ac.be http://www.rug.ac.be Is the institution able to recover VAT? No 8 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution No 3 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Roskilde Universitetscentre Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Roskilde University Department/Unit Department of History and Social Theory DK-ROSKILD01 Phone (including country and area code) EDU. Roskild Region Country code DK Town / City 4 e code Function: Associate Professor Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Jensen First name: Henrik Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) Family name: Esmark First name: Kim + 45 4674 2361 +45 4674 2821 Fax + 45 4674 3050 Type of institution code Contact person E-mail Website DK004 henj@ruc.dk http:// www.hist.ruc.dk kesmark@ruc.dk Is the institution able to recover VAT? Yes Participating institution No 4 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universität Bielefeld Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Bielefeld University Department/Unit Department of Historical Science History and Philosophy Type of institution code Contact person D-BIELEFE01 EDU. Region Country code DE Town / City Bielefeld 4 code Function: Professor Male (M) X Female (F) Family name: Bulst First name: Neithard Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Henselmeyer First name: Ulrich DEA4 Phone (including country and area code) +49 0521 106 3249; +49 521 106 3259 Fax + 49 521 106 2966 E-mail Neithard.Bulst@Geschichte.uni-bielefeld.de; Ulrich.Henselmeyer@Geschichte.UniBielefeld.de Website http:// www.uni-bielefeld.de 9 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Is the institution able to recover VAT? Usually not Participating institution No 5 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ruhr-Universität Bochum Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible D-BOCHUM01 Bochum University Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU. 4 Country code Function: Prof. Dr.; Prof. Dr + 49-234-32-22536 Fax + 49-234-32-14240 Website Bochum Region code DEB3 Male ( x ) Female ( ); Male) Female (x) Family Name: Hoelscher; Günther First Name: Lucian; Linda-Marie Phone (including country and area code) E-mail Town / City DE Lucian.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de ; Linda-Marie.Guenther@ruhr-uni-bochum.de http:// www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/Geschichte Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 6 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universität Hannover Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Hannover, Germany Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU. 4 Contact person Country code Function: Senior Lecturer Town / City + 49 511 7624433 Fax + 49 511 7624479 Hannover Region code DE92 Male (M)□ Female (F) X Family name: Averkorn Phone (including country and area code) E-mail DE D-HANNOVE01 First name: Raphaela raphaela.averkorn@hist-sem.uni-hannover.de 10 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Website http:// www.geschichte.uni-hannover.de Is the institution able to recover VAT? No Participating institution No 7 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universität Leipzig Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Leipzig Department/Unit Faculty of Philology Type of institution code EDU. 4 Contact person Country code Function: Professor DE + 49 341 97-35584 Fax +49 341 97-35569 Region code DED3 First name: Stefan E-mail Website Leipzig Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Troebst Phone (including country and area code) Town / City D-LEIPZIG01 troebst@uni-leipzig.de http:// www.uni-leipzig.de Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 8 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Tübingen Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU. 4 Country code DE Town / City Tubin gen D-TUBINGE01 Region code DE14 Function: Secretary of Faculty, Socrates Departmental Co-ordinator Contact person Male (M) X Female (F) Family name: Stefan Phone (including country and area code) First name: Zauner + 49 7071 29 7 6854 11 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Fax + 49 7071 25 28 97 E-mail Website Stefan.zauner@uni-tuebingen.de http:// www.uni-tuebingen.de Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 9 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ethniko kai Kapodistriako Panepistimio Athinon Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible National & Kapodistrian University of Athens Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU. 4 Country code Function: Professor Contact person GR Town / City Athina First name: Antonis Function: Deputy Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) X Phone (including country and area code) ( +) 30 210 7277663 Fax ( +) 30 210 6037923 Region code GR3 Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Liakos Family name: Giantsi G-ATHINE01 First name: Nicoletta E-mail aliakos@cc.uoa.gr Website http:// www.uoa.gr Is the institution able to recover VAT? No Participating institution No 10 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Aristitotelio Panepistimio Thessalonikis Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Department/Unit School of History and Archaeology Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Tow n/ City GR 12 Thessaloniki G-THESSAL01 Region code GR12 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Function: Professor of Modern History Male (M) X Female (F)□ Contact person Family name: Koliopoulos First name: John Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) Family name: Michailidis First name: Iakovos Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 30 31 997181; +30 2310 991 102 Fax ( + ) 30 31 997266; +30 2310 991 017 E-mail Website ioan@auth.gr ; jakovos@balkan.auth.gr www.auth.gr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 11 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad de Alcalá de Henares Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Alcalá Department/Unit Facultad de Filosofia y Letras Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City ES E-ALCAL-H01 Madrid Region code ES3 Function: Vice-Rector for Cultural Extension of the University Male ( ) Female (x ) Contact person Family name: Cabañas Gonzáles First name: Maria Dolores Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male ( ) Female (x ) Family name: Rios First name: Rita Phone (including country and area code) ( +) 34 91 885 4065; +34-91-885 44 69 Fax + 34 91 885 4130 ; +34 91 885 44 10 E-mail dolores.cabanas@uah.es; rita.rios@uah.es Website http:// www.uah.es Is the institution able to recover VAT? No Participating institution No 12 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitat de Barcelona 13 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Barcelona Department/Unit Department of Contemporary History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City ES Function: Lecturer Male ( ) Female ( x ) Family Name: Tavera First Name: Susana Phone (including country and area code) +34 93 333 3466 ext.3171 Fax +34 93 449 8510 E-mail Website Barcelona E-BARCELO01 Region code ES51 tavera@trivium.gh.ub.es http://www.ub.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 13 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad de Deusto Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible E-BILBA002 University of Deusto Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU.4 Country code Town / City ES Function: Professor of History Region code ES21 Male (M)□ Female (F) X Family name: Cava Mesa First name: María Jesús Phone (including country and area code) + 34 944 13 91 06; + 34 94 4139000 ext. 2306 Fax ( +) 34 94 4139000 ext. 2268 E-mail Website Bilbao mjcava@fil.deusto.es http:// www.deusto.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 14 14 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Autonomous University of Madrid Department/Unit Department of medieval history Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City ES Function: Professor +34 914973568 Fax +34 914974749 ES3 First name: Juan E-mail Website Region code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Pan-Montojo Phone (including country and area code) Madrid E-MADRID04 Juanluis.pan@uam.es http:// www.uam.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 15 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad Carlos III, Madrid Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible E-MADRID14 Carlos III University of Madrid Department/Unit Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City ES Madrid Region code ES3 Function: Professor, Vice-Rector of International and Institutional Relations Contact person Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Llamas Cascon First name: Angel Phone (including country and area code) (+) 34 91 6249676 ; (+) 34 91 6249689 Fax ( + ) 34 91 624 933 39 E-mail Website llamas@der-pu.uc3m.es www.uc3m.es 15 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 16 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad de Salamanca Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Salamanca Department/Unit Faculty of Geography and History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Function: Professor Town / City ES Region code ES41 Male (M) X □ Female (F) Family name: Pérez Hernández Phone (including country and area code) + 34 923 294550 (ext. 1428) Fax + 34 923 294512 First name: Manuel E-mail Website Salamanca E-SALAMAN02 mapher@usal.es http:// www.usal.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 17 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitat de Valencia (Estudi General) Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable UVEG Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Valencia Department/Unit Faculty of Geography and History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City ES Function: Dean of the Faculty ( +) 34 96 3864105 Fax ( +) 34 96 3864620 Region code ES52 Male (M) x Female (F) □ Family name: Gil Salinas Phone (including country and area code) Valencia E VALENCI01 First name: Rafael 16 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal E-mail rafael.gil@uv.es Website http:// www.uv.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Yes Participating institution No 18 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Université Pierre Mendès-France, Grenoble Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Pierre Mendes France University Department/Unit UFR Sciences Humaines Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City FR Function: Professor Contact person Grenoble Family name: Quashie Fax + 33 4 76 827356 E-mail FR71 First name: Bernard Function: International Relations administrative services +33 4 76 82 73 88 Region code Male (M) Female (F) □X Family name: Bruneteau Phone (including country and area code) F-GRENOBL02 Male (M) Female (F) X First name: Amina Bernard.Bruneteau@upmf-grenoble.fr; Amina. Quashie@upmf-grenoble.fr Website http:// www.upmf-grenoble.fr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? no Participating institution No 19 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Université de Paris IV-Sorbonne Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Paris Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City FR 17 Paris F-PARIS04 Region code FR1 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Contact person Function: Professor of Contemporary History Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Bled First name: Jean-Paul Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 33 1 40 46 22 11; ( + ) 33 1 40 462644 ; ( + ) 33 1 40 463232 Fax ( + ) 30 1 40 46 25 88; ( + ) 33 1 40 46 2649 E-mail Website jean-paul.bled@paris4.sorbonne.fr www.paris4.sorbonne.fr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 20 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Université de Poitiers Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Poitiers Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Function: Professor Contact person Town / City FR Region code FR53 Male (M)□ Female (F) X Family name: Auliard Function: Professor Poitiers F-POITIER01 First name: Claudine Male (M)□ Female (F) X Family name: Marchesin First name: Isabelle Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 33 5 49 45 4531 Fax ( + ) 33 5 49 454817 E-mail Claudine.auliard@wanadoo.fr ; claudine.auliard@univ-poitiers.fr; isabelle.marchesin@univpoitiers.fr Website http://www.univ-poitiers.fr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 21 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Université de Rouen Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable 18 F-ROUEN01 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Rouen University Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City FR Function: Maître de conférences Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Dupuy First name: Pascal Phone (including country and area code) + 33 2 35 15 33 98 Fax + 33 2 35 14 68 85 E-mail Website Region code Rouen FR23 Pascal.dupuy@univ-rouen.fr http:// www.univ-rouen.fr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 22 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Acronym of the institution, if applicable Coláiste na hOllscoile Corcaigh Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available NUI CORK Full name of the Institution in English, if possible National University of Ireland, Cork Department/Unit History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City IE Function: Lecturer Contact person Region code IE025 First name: Hiram Function: Deputy co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: O'Driscoll First name: Mervyn Phone (including country and area code) + 353 21 4903049; ( + ) 353 21 490 3477 / 2551 Fax + 353 21 4273369 Website Cork Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Morgan E-mail IE-CORK01 h.morgan@ucc.ie; mervod@ucc.ie www.ucc.ie Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 23 19 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ollscoil na hÉireann, Gaillimh Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable NUI GALWAY Full name of the Institution in English, if possible National University of Ireland, Galway Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IE Function: Professor of History Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Ellis First name: Steven Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 353 91 512296 Fax + 353 91 750556 E-mail Website Galway IRL-GALWAY01 Region code IE013 steven.ellis@nuigalway.ie http:// www.nuigalway.ie Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 24 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli studi di Bologna Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Bologna Department/Unit Department of Ancient History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IT Regio n code IT4 Function: Research Assistant, ECTS Institutional Co-ordinator Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Salvaterra First name: Carla Phone (including country and area code) + 39 051 2098361 ; +39 051 2098387 Fax + 39 051 222706 E-mail Website Bologna I-BOLOGNA01 csalvaterra@lettere.unibo.it http:// www.unibo.it 20 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 25 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli Studi di Milano Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Milan Department/Unit Department of Historical Sciences and Documentation Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IT Milano I-MILANO01 Region code Function: Department Director Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Antonielli First name: Livio Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Brambilla Male (M) □ Female (F) X First name: Elena Phone (including country and area code) + 39 02 5835 2965; +39 02 50312582 Fax + 39 02 58352602; +39 02 50312997 E-mail IT2 Livio.Antonielli@unimi.it; Elena.Brambilla@unimi.it Website http:// www.unimi.it Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 26 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli studi di Padova Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Padua Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IT Function: ECTS Institutional Co-ordinator , Professor Family name: Fumian ; Silvano 21 Padova I-PADUA01 Region code IT4 Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Carlo; Giovanni SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Phone (including country and area code) + 39 049 8274510; ( + ) 39 049 8274725 Fax + 39 049 8274511 E-mail carlo.fumian@unipd.it; giovanni.silvano@unipd.it Website http:// www.unipd.it Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating Institution No 27 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Provincia di Lucca Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Provincial Administration of Lucca Department/Unit Department of culture Type of institution code PUB.1 Contact person Country code Town / City IT Function: President’s assistant +39 0583 417738 Fax +39 0583 417231 Region code IT51 Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Natalizi Phone (including country and area code) Lucca First name: Marco E-mail m.natalizi@provincia.lucca.it Website Is the institution able to recover VAT ? no Participating institution n. 28 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable -- Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Roma "La Sapienza" Department/Unit CISUECO (Centre of studies on Central and Eastern European Countries) Type of institution code EDU. 4 Country code Town / City IT 22 Roma I ROMA01 Regio n code IT6 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Contact person Function: Professor of History of Eastern Europe Family Name: Biagini Phone (including country and area code) + 39 06 49913415 Fax + 39 06 4450740 First Name: Antonello E-mail Website Male ( X ) Female ( ) Antonello.Biagini@uniroma1.it http://www.uniroma1.it Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 29 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli studi di Roma Tre Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Roma Tre Department/Unit Department of History Geography Anthropology Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City IT Function: Full Professor of Modern History Contact person Family name: Cantù Roma Region code IT6 Male (M) □ Female (F) X First name: Francesca Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Family name : Merluzzi First name : Manfredi Phone (including country and area code) + 39 06 54577594; ( + ) 39 06 54577454 Fax + 39 06 54577490 E-mail Website I-ROMA03 cantu@uniroma3.it; manfredi@rdn.it http:// www.uniroma3.it Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 30 Full legal name of the institution in the national language DIGIDOCS – EDIZIONI DIGITALI ONLINE Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible DIGIDOCS 23 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type of institution code Contact person Phone (including country and area code) ASS.1 Country code IT Town / City TORINO Function: Vice President of the association ONLUS Family name: Minuti Region code IT11 Male (M) X Female (F)□ First name: Rolando + 39 050 820172 Fax E-mail Website minuti@unifi.it http://www.eliohs.unifi.it/index.html ; http://www.cromohs.unifi.it Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 31 Full legal name of the institution in the national language PLUS (Pisana Libraria Universitatis Studiorum) Acronym of the institution, if applicable PLUS Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person OTH Country code IT Function: Marketing Office Director Family name: Napolitano Phone (including country and area code) +39 050 2212056 Fax +39 050 2212945 Pisa Region code IT11 Male (M) Female X (F)□ First name: Claudia E-mail Website Town / City info-plus@edizioniplus.it http://www.edizioniplus.it/inglese/AspFiles/index.asp Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 32 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Rijks Universiteit Groningen Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Groningen Department/Unit Faculty of Arts 24 NL-GRONING01 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type of institution code Contact person EDU.4 Country code Town / City NL Region code NL11 Function: General secretary of the Faculty of Arts Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Wagenaar First name: Robert Phone (including country and area code) + 31 50 3635176 ; 31 50 3635900 Fax + 31 50 3634900 E-mail Website Groningen r.wagenaar@let.rug.nl http:// www.rug.nl Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 33 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universiteit Utrecht Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Utrecht University Department/Unit Women’s studies, Faculty of Arts Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City NL Utrecht NL-UTRECHT01 Region code NL31 Function: Associate Professor/ International Project Co-ordinator Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Waaldijk/ Hirs First name: Berteke/ Sanne Phone (including country and area code) + 3130 2536151 ; + 31 30 2536013 Fax + 31 30 253 6167 ; +31 30 2536695 E-mail berteke.waaldijk@let.uu.nl; Sanne.Hirs@let.uu.nl Website http:// www.uu.nl Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 34 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable 25 A-GRAZ01 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Karl-Franzens-University Graz Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person Phone (including country and area code) Fax EDU.4 Country code Town / City AT Function: University Professor / Univ. Doz. Family name: Beer AT22 Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Siegfried +43-316-3802364 +43-316-3809730 E-mail Website Region code Graz siegfried.beer@kfunigraz.ac.at http://www.kfunigraz.ac.at/ Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 35 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidade Aberta Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable UAb Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Portuguese Open University Department/Unit Department of Humanities and Social Sciences Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City PT Function: Professor + 351-21.3916343 Fax + 352-21.3973229 PT13 First name: Ana Paula E-mail Website Region code Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Avelar Phone (including country and area code) Lisboa P-LISBOA43 apavelar@univ-ab.pt http://www.univ-ab.pt Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 36 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidade de Coimbra 26 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Coimbra Department/Unit Istitut of History and Theory of Ideas Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City PT Function: Professor Function: Co-ordinator First name: Joaquim First name: Ana Cristina Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Trindade +351 239 859900 Fax +351 239 836733 E-mail PT12 Male (M) Female (F) X Family name: Araújo Phone (including country and area code) Region code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Ramos De Carvalho Contact person Coimbra P-COIMBRA01 Male (M) Female (F) X First name: Luisa joaquim@dei.uc.pt; araujo@ci.uc.pt; luisa.trindade@sapo.pt Website http:// www.uc.pt Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 37 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidade Nova de Lisboa Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable FCSH-UNL Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, New University of Lisbon Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Lisboa Function: Full Professor Male ( ) Female ( X ) Family Name: Andrade First Name: Amélia Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 351-21-7933519 Fax ( + ) 351-21-7977759 E-mail Website Town / City PT P-LISBOA03 Regio n code PT13 dep.historia@fcsh.unl.pt; amelia@esoterica.pt http:// www.fcsh.unl.pt 27 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 38 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Helsingin Yliopisto Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Helsinki Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City FI Function: Socrates Co-ordinator + 358 9 191 24519 Fax + 358 9 191 23217 FI12 First name: Jaana jaana.gluschkoff@helsinki.fi E-mail Website Region code Helsinki Male (M) Female (F) □X Family name: Gluschkoff Phone (including country and area code) SF-HELSINK01 http://www.helsinki.fi Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 39 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Acronym of the institution, if applicable Turun Yliopisto Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available TY Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Turku Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City FI Turku SF TURKU01 Region code FI12 Function: Docent, Senior Assistant Male ( ) Female ( X ) Family Name: Syrjämaa First Name: Taina Phone (including country and area code) +358 2 333 5234; +358 2 253 1347 Fax +358 2 333 6560 28 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal E-mail Taina.syrjamaa@utu.fi; taisyr@utu.fi Website http://www.utu.fi Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 40 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Uppsala Universitet Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Uppsala University Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City SE S-UPPSALA01 Region code Uppsala SE02 Function: Docent, Ass. Prof., Erasmus Department Co-ordinator (M) X Female (F) □ Contact person Family name: Rogers Function: Prof. Male First name: John Male (M) X Female (F) Family name : Nováky First name : György Phone (including country and area code) + 46 18 471 1556; ( + ) 46 18 471 1544 ; ( + ) 46 18 471 1536 Fax + 46 18 471 1528 E-mail John.rogers@hist.uu.se; gyorgy.novaky@hist.uu.se Website http://www.uu.se Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Yes Participating institution No 41 Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Aberdeen Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Aberdeen Department/Unit Department of History 29 UK-ABERDEE01 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type of institution code Contact person EDU.4 Country code UK Town / City Function: Lecturers in History First name: David / Andrew Phone (including country and area code) + 44 1224 272999 / 44 1224 272460 Fax + 44 1224 272203 Website UKM1 Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Ditchburn / Mackillop E-mail Region code Aberdeen d.ditchburn@abdn.ac.uk / a.mackillop@abdn.ac.uk http://www.abdn.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 42 Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Sussex Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Sussex Department/Unit Department of History in EAM Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City UK Brighton UK-BRIGHTO01 Region code UKJ2 Function: Academic co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) □ Contact person Family name: Thomson First name: James Function: deputy academic co-ordinator Family name: Damodaran male (M) female (F) X First Name: Vinita Phone (including country and area code) +44 1273 606755 ext.2078 ; +44 1273 606755 ext. 2222 Fax +44 1273 873797 E-mail j.thomson@sussex.ac.uk; V.Damodaran@sussex.ac.uk Website http://www.sussex.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Yes Participating institution No 43 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Prifysgol Caerdydd 30 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Cardiff University Department/Unit School of History & Archaeology Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City UK Function: Professors +44 29 20 876673 Fax +44 29 2087 4929 UKL1 First name: William E-mail Website Region code Cardiff Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Aird Phone (including country and area code) UK-CARDIFF01 aird@cardiff.ac.uk http://www.cardiff.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 44 Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Edinburgh Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Edinburgh Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City UK Function: Professor Contact person Regio n code UKM2 First name: Robert Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Allerston Male (M) □ Female (F) X First name: Tricia Phone (including country and area code) + 44 131 650 3786; +44 131 650 3758 Fax +44 131 650 3784 Website Edinburgh Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Anderson E-mail UK-EDINBUR01 r.d.anderson@ed.ac.uk ; p.allerston@ed.ac.uk http://www.ed.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? 31 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution No 45 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Prifysgol Cymru Abertawe Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Wales Swansea Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City UK Function: Academic Co-ordinator +44 1792 205678 Fax +44 1792 295746 Region code UKL2 Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Thacker Phone (including country and area code) Swansea UK-SWANSEA01 First name: Toby E-mail E.T.Thacker@swansea.ac.uk Website http://www.swansea.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 46 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Primrose Publishing Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Primrose Publishing Type of institution code SER Contact person Country code Town / City UK Function: Proprietor + 44 13 71 850 132 Fax + 44 870 161 2738 Regio n code UKH3 Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Sephton Phone (including country and area code) Wethersfield First name: David 32 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal davidsephton@rmplc.co.uk E-mail Website http://www.rmplc.co.uk/com/dsephton/ Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 47 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Háskóli Íslands Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Iceland Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IS Function: Professor + 354 525 4564 Fax + 354 525 4410 First name: Guðmundur E-mail Website Region code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Hálfdanarson Phone (including country and area code) Reykjavik IS-REYKJAV01 ghalfd@hi.is http:// www.hi.is Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 48 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitetet i Bergen Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Bergen Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City NO Function: Professor Bergen N-BERGEN01 Region code NO07 Male (M) x Female (F) □ Family name: Forland First name: Astrid 33 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Phone (including country and area code) +47 55 58 23 04 Fax + 47 55 58 96 54 E-mail Website astrid.forland@hi.uib.no http://www.uib.no Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 49 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Sofiiski Universitet Sveti Kliment Ohridski Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Sofia St Kliment Ohridski Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Function: Dean Contact person Town / City BG Region code BG1 Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Roumen First name: Genov Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) X Family name : Tasheva First name : Rositsa Phone (including country and area code) + 359 2 876 292/ 9308 322; ( + ) 359 2 930 8366 Fax + 359 2 463 022 E-mail Website Sofia BG-SOFIA06 genov@clio.uni-sofia.bg; tasheva@clio.uni-sofia.bg http:// www.uni-sofia.bg Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 50 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Masarykova Univerzita v Brne Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible CZ-BRNO05 Masaryk University 34 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City CZ Function: Associated Professor Family name: Boček Phone (including country and area code) + 420 5 41 121 190 Fax + 420 5 41 121 406 Region code CZ06 Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Pavel E-mail Website Brno pbocek@phil.muni.cz http:// www.muni.cz Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 51 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzita Karlova v Praze Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Charles University of Prague Department/Unit Faculty of Arts, Institute of World History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City CZ Praha CZ-PRAHA07 Region code CZ01 Function: Head of the seminar of General and Comparative History Male (M) □ Female (F) X Contact person Family name: Klusakova First name: Luda Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) X Family name : Křižová First name : Markéta Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 420 221 619 203 / 221 619 254 ;( + ) 420 221 619 514 Fax + 420 2 248 12 166; ( + ) 420 221 619 385 E-mail luda.klusakova@ff.cuni.cz; marketa.krizova@ff.cuni.cz Website http:// www.cuni.cz Is the institution able to recover VAT ? no Participating institution No 52 35 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language Tartu Ulikool Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Tartu Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City EE EE-TARTU02 Region code Tartu Function: Head of the Department Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Kangilaski First name: Jaak Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 372 7 376500 Fax ( + ) 372 7 375 345 E-mail jaak@ut.ee Website http:// www.ut.ee Is the institution able to recover VAT ? yes Participating institution No 53 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Panepistimio Kyprou Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Cyprus Department/Unit Department of History and Archaeology Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Function: Lecturer Town / City CY ( + ) 357 22892336 Fax ( + ) 357 22751320 First name: Christopher E-mail Website Region code Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Schabel Phone (including country and area code) Nicosia CY-NICOSIA01 schabel@ucy.ac.cy http:// www.ucy.ac.cy Is the institution able to recover VAT ? 36 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution No 54 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Latvijas Universitâte Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Latvia Department/Unit Department of the Humanities and Social Sciences Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City LV Function: Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Cimdina First name: Ausma Phone (including country and area code) + 371 7034859 ; +371 9177672 Fax + 371 7034809 E-mail Website Riga LV-RIGA01 Region code lettica@latnet.lv http:// www.lu.lv Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 55 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Vilniaus Universitetas Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Vilnius University Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City LT Function: Lecturer + 3702 68 72 88 Fax + 370 2 68 72 82 Region code Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Skurvydaite Phone (including country and area code) Vilnius LT-VILNIUS01 First name: Loreta E-mail Loreta.skurvydaite@if.vu.lt 37 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Website http:// www.vu.lt Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 56 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Eötvös Lorand University, Faculty of Arts Department/Unit Economic and Social History Department Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Region code Budapest Function: Professor Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family Name: Benda First Name: Gyula HU05 Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) Family name: Gábor Phone (including country and area code) + 36 1 485 52 08 Fax + 36 1 485 52 08 E-mail Website Town / City HU HU-BUDAPES01 First name: Sonkoly benda@ludens.elte.hu; ; g.sonkoly@tla.hu http:// www.elte.hu Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 57 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Debreceni Egyetem Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Debrecen Department/Unit Institute of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City HU 38 Debrecen HU-DEBRECE01 Region code HU07 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Contact person Function: Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Lévai Male (M) X Female (F)□ First name: Csaba Phone (including country and area code) + 36 52 512 900 (ext.) 2271 Fax + 36 52 489 100 (ext.) 2130 E-mail levaics@tigris.klte.hu Website www.unideb.hu Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 58 Full legal name of the institution in the national language MISKOLCI EGYETEM Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Miskolc Department/Unit Department of World History Type of institution code EDU 4 Contact person Country code HU Miskolc Function: assistant professor Male ( x ) Female ( ) Family Name: KOVACS First Name: ZOLTAN Phone (including country and area code) + 36/46/565-225 Fax + 36/46/565-231 E-mail Website Town / City HU MISKOLC01 Region code kovacszo@axelero.hu http:// http://www.bolcsweb.hu/ Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 59 Full legal name of the institution in the national language L'Universita' Ta Malta Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Malta Department/Unit Department of History 39 MT-MALTA01 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City MT Function: Dean, Faculty of Arts Contact person Region code Msida Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Mallia Milanes First name: Victor Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Fenech Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Dominic Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 356 3290 2297; ( + ) 356 3290 2302 Fax ( + ) 356 21 322885 E-mail dfen@um.edu.mt; victor.mallia-milanes@um.edu.mt Website http:// www.um.edu.mt Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 60 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Uniwersytet Jagiellonski Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Jagiellonian University of Krakow Department/Unit Faculty of Philosophy, Institute of Sociology Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Phone (including country and area code) Fax Country code Town / City PL Function: Academic Co-ordinator Region code PL06 Male (M) Female (F) X Family name: Krystyna First name: Romaniszyn +48 12 422 21 29; +48 12 431 24 93 +48 12 430 20 99 E-mail Website Krakòw PL-KRAKOW01 usromani@cyf-kr.edu.pl http:// www.uj.edu.pl Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 61 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Uniwersytet Mikolaja Kopernika 40 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Nicholas Copernicus University Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City PL PL-TORUN01 Region code Torun Function: Faculty Socrates Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Nieuwazny First name: Andrzej Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) XX Family name : Derkowska-Rybicka / Tandecka Phone (including country and area code) + 48 56 6113747; ( + ) 48 56 6529903 ( + ) 48 56 6114229 ; ( + ) 48 56 6114285 Fax + 48 56 6220488/ ( + ) 48 56 6520420 E-mail PL02 First name : Ewa / Magdalena aen@cc.uni.torun.pl; ewander@cc.uni.torun.pl; matan@cc.uni.torun.pl Website http:// www.uni.torun.pl Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No (except some very special cases) Participating institution No 62 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitatea Babeş Bolyai din Cluj-Napoca Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Babeş-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City RO Function: Department Head Contact person Region code RO06 Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Vese First name: Vasile Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) Family name : Bucur First name : Marius Phone (including country and area code) +40 264 598456 Fax +40 264 591906 +40 264 405326 E-mail Website ClujNapoca RO-CLUJNAP01 vvesa@napocensis.ubbcluj.ro http:// www.ubbcluj.ro 41 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Is the institution able to recover VAT ? in some cases yes Participating institution No 63 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitatea "Stefan cel Mare" Suceava Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable USV Full name of the Institution in English, if possible The "Stefan cel Mare" University of Suceava Department/Unit Faculty of History and Geography / Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code RO Town / City RO SUCEAVA01 Region code Suceava RO01 Function: Scientific Secretary Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Purici Phone (including country and area code) +40 230 520081 Fax +40 230 520080 First name: Stefan E-mail stefanp @atlas.usv.ro Website http:// www.usv.ro/istgeo Is the institution able to recover VAT? Yes Participating institution No 64 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerza v Mariboru Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Maribor Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City SL Function: Professor, Department of Education Family name: Klemenčič Maribor SI-MARIBOR01 Region code - Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Vladimir Phone (including country and area code) +386 2 2355280; +386 2 2355256 Fax +386 2 2355267 42 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal E-mail Website matjaz.klemencic@siol.net; socrates.erasmus@uni-mb.si http://www.uni-mb.si Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 65 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzita Komenského v Bratislave Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable SK-BRATISL02 Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Comenius University Department/Unit Faculty of Social and economic Sciences, Department of European Studies and International Relations Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City SK Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Kopecky Phone (including country and area code) +42 1255 566718 Fax +42 1255 423602 E-mail Bratislava Region code SK01 Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Peter peter. kopecký@fses.uniba.sk Website http://www.uniba.sk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? yes Participating institution No 66 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Çukurova Üniversitesi Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible CUKUROVA UNIVERSITY Department/Unit DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Type of institution code 5.1 Contact person Phone (including country Country code TR Town / City ADANA Function: Assistant Prof. Male ( ) Female ( x ) Family Name:KILICBEYLI First Name: ELIF HATUN TR ADANA 01 Region code + 90-322-338 72 67 43 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal and area code) Fax + 90-322-338 72 84 E-mail Website elifhat@cukurova.edu.tr http:// www.cukurova.edu.tr Is the institution able to recover VAT? No. Participating institution No 67 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ortadogu Teknik Universitesi Acronym of the institution, if applicable ODTU Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Middle East Technical University (METU) Department/Unit History of Architecture Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Country code TR Town / City Function: Erasmus Co-ordinator Family name: Peker Phone (including country and area code) + 90 312 210 6209 Fax + 90 312 210 1249 TR ANKARA04 Ankara Region code 04 Male (M) X Female (F)□ First name: Ali Uzay E-mail peker @metu.edu.tr Website http:// www.archweb.metu.edu.tr Is the institution able to recover VAT? no Participating Institution No68 Full legal name of the institution in the national language FATIH UNIVERSITESI Acronym of the institution, if applicable N.A. Full name of the Institution in English, if possible FATIH UNIVERSITY Department/Unit ECONOMICS Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Country code TR Town / City Istanbul Function: Socrates Faculty Coordinator Family Name: Solakoglu Guven 44 TR ISTANBU13 Region code TR Male ( ) Female ( X ) First Name: Ebru SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Phone (including country and area code) + 90 212 889 16 52 ext.5037 Fax + 90 212 889 11 62 E-mail egsolakoglu@fatih.edu.tr Website http:// fatih.edu.tr Is the institution able to recover VAT? Yes Participating institution No 69 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Karadeniz Teknik Universitesi Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible TR TRABZON01 Karadeniz Technical University Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU.4 Country code Function: Professor TR + 90 462 377 3303 Fax + 90 462 325 3185 Region code First name: Zihni E-mail Website Trabzon Male (M) Female (F)□ Family name: Demirbag Phone (including country and area code) Town / City zihni @ ktu.edu.tr http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT? (Outside Partner) Participating Institution No 70 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universität Basel Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible CH-BASEL01 University of Basel Department/Unit Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code CH 45 Town / City Basel Region code SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Contact person Function: Assistant, Medieval History Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Burkart Phone (including country and area code) +41 61 295 9661 Fax +41 61 295 9640 First name: Lucas E-mail Website Lucas.burkart@unibas.ch http://www.unibas.ch Is the institution able to recover VAT ? (Outside Partner) Participating institution No 71 Full legal name of the institution in the national language International Student of History Association Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable ISHA Full name of the Institution in English, if possible International Student of History Association Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person ASS. 2 Country code Function: President , International Board Family name: Blake Phone (including country and area code) +31 626 214667 Fax +31 30 2342119 Zürich Region code Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: John isha@isha-international.org E-mail Website Town / City CH http://www.isha-international.org Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 72 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universiteti i Tiranës Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Tirana Department/Unit Department of History 46 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type of institution code Contact person EDU.4 Country code Town / City AL Function: Head of Department of History Family Name: Duka Phone (including country and area code) +355 4 374341 Fax +355 4 250166 Regio n code Male ( ) Female ( X ) First Name: Valentina E-mail Website Tirana dukaf@hotmail.com http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 73 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzitet u Banjoj Luci Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Faculty of Philosophy in Banja Luka Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU.4 Country code Town / City BA Function: Assistant Professor Family name: Latinovič Phone (including country and area code) +387 51 303 995 (ext. 1118) Fax +387 51 301 834 Banja Luka Regio n code Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Goran E-mail gorla8@hotmail.com Website Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 74 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzitet u Sarajevu 47 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Sarajevu Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU. 4 Country code BA Function: Professor + 387 33 667 844 Fax + 387 33 667 873 First name: Enes E-mail Website Region code Sarajevo Male (M) Female (F)□ Family name: Pelidija Phone (including country and area code) Town / City ntanovic @ pmf.unsa.ba http://www.unsa.ba/ Is the institution able to recover VAT? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 75 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzitet u Novom Sadu Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Novi Sad Department/Unit Department of Physics/Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City SCG Function: Full Professor +381 21 55 318 Fax +381 21 55 318 First name: Dušanka E-mail Website Regio n code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Obadović Phone (including country and area code) Novi Sad obadovic@im.ns.ac.yu http://www.pmf.ns.ac.yu Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 76 48 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzitet "St. Kliment Ohridski" Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable PF-BT Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Faculty of Education (Faculty of Pedagogy) Department/Unit Elementary School Teacher, Preschool Teacher Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Bitola Function: Full Professor Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family Name: Zhoglev First Name: Zlatko Phone (including country and area code) + 389 47 253 652 ; Fax + 389 47 253 659 E-mail Website Town / City MK Region code zlzoglev@uklo.edu.mk ; zlzoglev@mt.net.mk http:// www.bitolainfo. um.mk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 77 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Московский государственный областной университет Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable МГОУ Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Moscow State Regional University Department/Unit Faculty of History, Politology and Law Type of institution code EDU. 4 Contact person Country code Town / City RU Moskow Function: Professor Male ( x) Female ( ) Family Name: Zakharov First Name: Viktor Phone (including country and area code) + 007 095 261 19 19 Fax + 007 095 261 22 28 E-mail Region code v.zakharov@mtu-net.ru Website Is the institution able to recover VAT ? 49 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Associate Partner Participating institution No 78 Full legal name of the institution in the national language MARIJSKIJ GOSUNIVERSITET Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Mari El State University Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU. 4 Contact person Country code Town / City RU JoshkarOla Regio n code Function: vice chancellor Male ( x) Female ( ) Family Name: Ivanov First Name: Ananij Gerasimovich Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 007 836 2 120548 Fax ( + ) 007 836 2 126598 E-mail admin@marsu.ru Website Is the institution able to recover VAT ? 6. Other participating institutions To fill in this part, please use the type of institution codes, country codes and region codes indicated in Annex 1. Please group partners by country in the same order as in that indicated in Annex 1. Check the minimum number of partners required (see Guidelines for Applicants). Add copies of the following pages if necessary. Participating institution No Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universiteit Gent Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible B-GENT01 Ghent University Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person Phone (including country and area code) EDU. 4 Country code BE Town / City Gent Region code BE23 Function: Prof. of History and Faculty International Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name : François First name : Luc + 32-9-264 40 07 ; +32 9 9643068 50 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Fax + 32 9 264 41 89 ; +32 9 264 41 95 E-mail Website Luc.Francois@rug.ac.be http://www.rug.ac.be Is the institution able to recover VAT? No Participating institution No 3 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Roskilde Universitetscentre Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Roskilde University Department/Unit Department of History and Social Theory Type of institution code EDU. 4 Country code DK Function: Associate Professor Roskild e Town / City DK-ROSKILD01 Region code Male (M) X Female (F)□ Contact person Family name: Jensen First name: Henrik Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) Family name: Esmark First name: Kim Phone (including country and area code) + 45 4674 2361 +45 4674 2821 Fax + 45 4674 3050 E-mail Website DK004 henj@ruc.dk http:// www.hist.ruc.dk kesmark@ruc.dk Is the institution able to recover VAT? Yes Participating institution No 4 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universität Bielefeld Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Bielefeld University Department/Unit Department of Historical Science History and Philosophy Type of institution code EDU. 4 Country code DE 51 Town / City Bielefel d D-BIELEFE01 Region code DEA4 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Function: Professor Contact person Male (M) X Female (F) Family name: Bulst First name: Neithard Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Henselmeyer First name: Ulrich Phone (including country and area code) +49 0521 106 3249; +49 521 106 3259 Fax + 49 521 106 2966 E-mail Neithard.Bulst@Geschichte.uni-bielefeld.de; Ulrich.Henselmeyer@Geschichte.UniBielefeld.de Website http:// www.uni-bielefeld.de Is the institution able to recover VAT? Usually not Participating institution No 5 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ruhr-Universität Bochum Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible D-BOCHUM01 Bochum University Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU. 4 Country code Function: Prof. Dr.; Prof. Dr + 49-234-32-22536 Fax + 49-234-32-14240 Website Bochum Region code DEB3 Male ( x ) Female ( ); Male) Female (x) Family Name: Hoelscher; Günther First Name: Lucian; Linda-Marie Phone (including country and area code) E-mail Town / City DE Lucian.hoelscher@ruhr-uni-bochum.de ; Linda-Marie.Guenther@ruhr-uni-bochum.de http:// www.ruhr-uni-bochum.de/Geschichte Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 6 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universität Hannover Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable 52 D-HANNOVE01 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Hannover, Germany Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU. 4 Contact person Country code Function: Senior Lecturer DE Town / City + 49 511 7624433 Fax + 49 511 7624479 E-mail Region code DE92 Male (M)□ Female (F) X Family name: Averkorn Phone (including country and area code) Hannover First name: Raphaela raphaela.averkorn@hist-sem.uni-hannover.de Website http:// www.geschichte.uni-hannover.de Is the institution able to recover VAT? No Participating institution No 7 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universität Leipzig Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Leipzig Department/Unit Faculty of Philology Type of institution code EDU. 4 Contact person Country code Function: Professor DE + 49 341 97-35584 Fax +49 341 97-35569 Region code DED3 First name: Stefan E-mail Website Leipzig Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Troebst Phone (including country and area code) Town / City D-LEIPZIG01 troebst@uni-leipzig.de http:// www.uni-leipzig.de Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 8 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Eberhard Karls Universität Tübingen 53 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Tübingen Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU. 4 Country code DE Town / City Tubin gen D-TUBINGE01 Region code DE14 Function: Secretary of Faculty, Socrates Departmental Co-ordinator Contact person Male (M) X Female (F) Family name: Stefan Phone (including country and area code) + 49 7071 29 7 6854 Fax + 49 7071 25 28 97 First name: Zauner E-mail Website Stefan.zauner@uni-tuebingen.de http:// www.uni-tuebingen.de Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 9 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ethniko kai Kapodistriako Panepistimio Athinon Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible National & Kapodistrian University of Athens Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU. 4 Country code Function: Professor Contact person GR Town / City Athina First name: Antonis Function: Deputy Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) X Phone (including country and area code) ( +) 30 210 7277663 Fax ( +) 30 210 6037923 Region code GR3 Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Liakos Family name: Giantsi G-ATHINE01 First name: Nicoletta E-mail aliakos@cc.uoa.gr Website http:// www.uoa.gr Is the institution able to recover VAT? No Participating institution No 10 54 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language Aristitotelio Panepistimio Thessalonikis Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Aristotle University of Thessaloniki Department/Unit School of History and Archaeology Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Tow n/ City GR G-THESSAL01 Region code Thessaloniki GR12 Function: Professor of Modern History Male (M) X Female (F)□ Contact person Family name: Koliopoulos First name: John Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) Family name: Michailidis First name: Iakovos Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 30 31 997181; +30 2310 991 102 Fax ( + ) 30 31 997266; +30 2310 991 017 E-mail Website ioan@auth.gr ; jakovos@balkan.auth.gr www.auth.gr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 11 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad de Alcalá de Henares Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Alcalá Department/Unit Facultad de Filosofia y Letras Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City ES E-ALCAL-H01 Madrid Region code ES3 Function: Vice-Rector for Cultural Extension of the University Male ( ) Female (x ) Contact person Family name: Cabañas Gonzáles First name: Maria Dolores Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male ( ) Female (x ) Family name: Rios First name: Rita 55 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Phone (including country and area code) ( +) 34 91 885 4065; +34-91-885 44 69 Fax + 34 91 885 4130 ; +34 91 885 44 10 E-mail dolores.cabanas@uah.es; rita.rios@uah.es Website http:// www.uah.es Is the institution able to recover VAT? No Participating institution No 12 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitat de Barcelona Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Barcelona Department/Unit Department of Contemporary History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City ES Function: Lecturer Male ( ) Female ( x ) Family Name: Tavera First Name: Susana Phone (including country and area code) +34 93 333 3466 ext.3171 Fax +34 93 449 8510 E-mail Website Barcelona E-BARCELO01 Region code ES51 tavera@trivium.gh.ub.es http://www.ub.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 13 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad de Deusto Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible E-BILBA002 University of Deusto Department/Unit Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City ES 56 Bilbao Region code ES21 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Contact person Function: Professor of History Male (M)□ Female (F) X Family name: Cava Mesa First name: María Jesús Phone (including country and area code) + 34 944 13 91 06; + 34 94 4139000 ext. 2306 Fax ( +) 34 94 4139000 ext. 2268 E-mail Website mjcava@fil.deusto.es http:// www.deusto.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 14 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad Autónoma de Madrid Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Autonomous University of Madrid Department/Unit Department of medieval history Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City ES Function: Professor +34 914973568 Fax +34 914974749 ES3 First name: Juan E-mail Website Region code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Pan-Montojo Phone (including country and area code) Madrid E-MADRID04 Juanluis.pan@uam.es http:// www.uam.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 15 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad Carlos III, Madrid Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible E-MADRID14 Carlos III University of Madrid 57 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Department/Unit Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City ES Madrid Region code ES3 Function: Professor, Vice-Rector of International and Institutional Relations Contact person Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Llamas Cascon First name: Angel Phone (including country and area code) (+) 34 91 6249676 ; (+) 34 91 6249689 Fax ( + ) 34 91 624 933 39 E-mail Website llamas@der-pu.uc3m.es www.uc3m.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 16 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad de Salamanca Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Salamanca Department/Unit Faculty of Geography and History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Function: Professor Town / City ES Region code ES41 Male (M) X □ Female (F) Family name: Pérez Hernández Phone (including country and area code) + 34 923 294550 (ext. 1428) Fax + 34 923 294512 E-mail Website Salamanca E-SALAMAN02 First name: Manuel mapher@usal.es http:// www.usal.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 17 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitat de Valencia (Estudi General) 58 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable UVEG Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Valencia Department/Unit Faculty of Geography and History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City ES Function: Dean of the Faculty ( +) 34 96 3864105 Fax ( +) 34 96 3864620 Region code ES52 Male (M) x Female (F) □ Family name: Gil Salinas Phone (including country and area code) Valencia E VALENCI01 First name: Rafael E-mail rafael.gil@uv.es Website http:// www.uv.es Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Yes Participating institution No 18 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Université Pierre Mendès-France, Grenoble Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Pierre Mendes France University Department/Unit UFR Sciences Humaines Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City FR Function: Professor Contact person Grenoble Family name: Quashie Fax + 33 4 76 827356 E-mail FR71 First name: Bernard Function: International Relations administrative services +33 4 76 82 73 88 Region code Male (M) Female (F) □X Family name: Bruneteau Phone (including country and area code) F-GRENOBL02 Male (M) Female (F) X First name: Amina Bernard.Bruneteau@upmf-grenoble.fr; Amina. Quashie@upmf-grenoble.fr Website http:// www.upmf-grenoble.fr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? no 59 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution No 19 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Université de Paris IV-Sorbonne Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Paris Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City FR F-PARIS04 Region code Paris Function: Professor of Contemporary History Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Bled First name: Jean-Paul Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 33 1 40 46 22 11; ( + ) 33 1 40 462644 ; ( + ) 33 1 40 463232 Fax ( + ) 30 1 40 46 25 88; ( + ) 33 1 40 46 2649 E-mail Website FR1 jean-paul.bled@paris4.sorbonne.fr www.paris4.sorbonne.fr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 20 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Université de Poitiers Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Poitiers Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Function: Professor Contact person Town / City FR Region code FR53 Male (M)□ Female (F) X Family name: Auliard Function: Professor Poitiers F-POITIER01 First name: Claudine Male (M)□ Female (F) X Family name: Marchesin First name: Isabelle Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 33 5 49 45 4531 Fax ( + ) 33 5 49 454817 E-mail Claudine.auliard@wanadoo.fr ; claudine.auliard@univ-poitiers.fr; isabelle.marchesin@univpoitiers.fr 60 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Website http://www.univ-poitiers.fr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 21 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Université de Rouen Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Rouen University Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City FR Function: Maître de conférences Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Dupuy First name: Pascal Phone (including country and area code) + 33 2 35 15 33 98 Fax + 33 2 35 14 68 85 E-mail Website Rouen F-ROUEN01 Region code FR23 Pascal.dupuy@univ-rouen.fr http:// www.univ-rouen.fr Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 22 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Acronym of the institution, if applicable Coláiste na hOllscoile Corcaigh Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available NUI CORK Full name of the Institution in English, if possible National University of Ireland, Cork Department/Unit History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City IE 61 Cork IE-CORK01 Region code IE025 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Function: Lecturer Contact person Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Morgan First name: Hiram Function: Deputy co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: O'Driscoll First name: Mervyn Phone (including country and area code) + 353 21 4903049; ( + ) 353 21 490 3477 / 2551 Fax + 353 21 4273369 E-mail Website h.morgan@ucc.ie; mervod@ucc.ie www.ucc.ie Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 23 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ollscoil na hÉireann, Gaillimh Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable NUI GALWAY Full name of the Institution in English, if possible National University of Ireland, Galway Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IE Function: Professor of History Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Ellis First name: Steven Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 353 91 512296 Fax + 353 91 750556 E-mail Website Galway IRL-GALWAY01 Region code IE013 steven.ellis@nuigalway.ie http:// www.nuigalway.ie Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 24 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli studi di Bologna Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable 62 I-BOLOGNA01 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Bologna Department/Unit Department of Ancient History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IT Bologna Regio n code IT4 Function: Research Assistant, ECTS Institutional Co-ordinator Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Salvaterra First name: Carla Phone (including country and area code) + 39 051 2098361 ; +39 051 2098387 Fax + 39 051 222706 E-mail csalvaterra@lettere.unibo.it Website http:// www.unibo.it Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 25 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli Studi di Milano Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Milan Department/Unit Department of Historical Sciences and Documentation Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IT Milano I-MILANO01 Region code Function: Department Director Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Antonielli First name: Livio Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Brambilla Male (M) □ Female (F) X First name: Elena Phone (including country and area code) + 39 02 5835 2965; +39 02 50312582 Fax + 39 02 58352602; +39 02 50312997 E-mail IT2 Livio.Antonielli@unimi.it; Elena.Brambilla@unimi.it Website http:// www.unimi.it Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 26 63 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli studi di Padova Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Padua Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IT Function: ECTS Institutional Co-ordinator , Professor Family name: Fumian ; Silvano Region code IT4 Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Carlo; Giovanni Phone (including country and area code) + 39 049 8274510; ( + ) 39 049 8274725 Fax + 39 049 8274511 E-mail Padova I-PADUA01 carlo.fumian@unipd.it; giovanni.silvano@unipd.it Website http:// www.unipd.it Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating Institution No 27 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Provincia di Lucca Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Provincial Administration of Lucca Department/Unit Department of culture Type of institution code PUB.1 Contact person Country code Town / City IT Function: President’s assistant +39 0583 417738 Fax +39 0583 417231 Region code IT51 Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Natalizi Phone (including country and area code) Lucca First name: Marco E-mail m.natalizi@provincia.lucca.it Website Is the institution able to recover VAT ? no 64 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution n. 28 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli Studi di Roma La Sapienza Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable -- Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Roma "La Sapienza" Department/Unit CISUECO (Centre of studies on Central and Eastern European Countries) Type of institution code EDU. 4 Contact person Country code Family Name: Biagini + 39 06 49913415 Fax + 39 06 4450740 Regio n code Roma Function: Professor of History of Eastern Europe Phone (including country and area code) IT6 Male ( X ) Female ( ) First Name: Antonello E-mail Website Town / City IT I ROMA01 Antonello.Biagini@uniroma1.it http://www.uniroma1.it Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 29 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli studi di Roma Tre Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Roma Tre Department/Unit Department of History Geography Anthropology Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City IT Function: Full Professor of Modern History Contact person Family name: Cantù Roma I-ROMA03 Region code IT6 Male (M) □ Female (F) X First name: Francesca Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Family name : Merluzzi First name : Manfredi Phone (including country and area code) + 39 06 54577594; ( + ) 39 06 54577454 Fax + 39 06 54577490 65 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal E-mail Website cantu@uniroma3.it; manfredi@rdn.it http:// www.uniroma3.it Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 30 Full legal name of the institution in the national language DIGIDOCS – EDIZIONI DIGITALI ONLINE Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible DIGIDOCS Type of institution code ASS.1 Contact person Phone (including country and area code) Country code IT Town / City TORINO Function: Vice President of the association ONLUS Family name: Minuti Region code IT11 Male (M) X Female (F)□ First name: Rolando + 39 050 820172 Fax E-mail Website minuti@unifi.it http://www.eliohs.unifi.it/index.html ; http://www.cromohs.unifi.it Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 31 Full legal name of the institution in the national language PLUS (Pisana Libraria Universitatis Studiorum) Acronym of the institution, if applicable PLUS Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person OTH Country code IT Function: Marketing Office Director Family name: Napolitano Phone (including country and area code) +39 050 2212056 Fax +39 050 2212945 Pisa Region code IT11 Male (M) Female X (F)□ First name: Claudia E-mail Website Town / City info-plus@edizioniplus.it http://www.edizioniplus.it/inglese/AspFiles/index.asp 66 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 32 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Rijks Universiteit Groningen Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Groningen Department/Unit Faculty of Arts Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City NL Region code NL11 Function: General secretary of the Faculty of Arts Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Wagenaar First name: Robert Phone (including country and area code) + 31 50 3635176 ; 31 50 3635900 Fax + 31 50 3634900 E-mail Website Groningen NL-GRONING01 r.wagenaar@let.rug.nl http:// www.rug.nl Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 33 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universiteit Utrecht Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Utrecht University Department/Unit Women’s studies, Faculty of Arts Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City NL Utrecht NL-UTRECHT01 Region code NL31 Function: Associate Professor/ International Project Co-ordinator Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Waaldijk/ Hirs First name: Berteke/ Sanne Phone (including country and area code) + 3130 2536151 ; + 31 30 2536013 Fax + 31 30 253 6167 ; +31 30 2536695 67 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal E-mail berteke.waaldijk@let.uu.nl; Sanne.Hirs@let.uu.nl Website http:// www.uu.nl Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 34 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Karl-Franzens-Universität Graz Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible A-GRAZ01 Karl-Franzens-University Graz Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person Phone (including country and area code) Fax EDU.4 Country code Town / City AT Function: University Professor / Univ. Doz. Family name: Beer AT22 Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Siegfried +43-316-3802364 +43-316-3809730 E-mail Website Region code Graz siegfried.beer@kfunigraz.ac.at http://www.kfunigraz.ac.at/ Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 35 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidade Aberta Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable UAb Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Portuguese Open University Department/Unit Department of Humanities and Social Sciences Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Function: Professor Town / City PT Lisboa P-LISBOA43 Region code PT13 Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Avelar First name: Ana Paula 68 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Phone (including country and area code) + 351-21.3916343 Fax + 352-21.3973229 E-mail Website apavelar@univ-ab.pt http://www.univ-ab.pt Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 36 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidade de Coimbra Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Coimbra Department/Unit Istitut of History and Theory of Ideas Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City PT Function: Professor Function: Co-ordinator First name: Joaquim First name: Ana Cristina Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Trindade +351 239 859900 Fax +351 239 836733 E-mail PT12 Male (M) Female (F) X Family name: Araújo Phone (including country and area code) Region code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Ramos De Carvalho Contact person Coimbra P-COIMBRA01 Male (M) Female (F) X First name: Luisa joaquim@dei.uc.pt; araujo@ci.uc.pt; luisa.trindade@sapo.pt Website http:// www.uc.pt Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 37 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Acronym of the institution, if applicable Universidade Nova de Lisboa Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available FCSH-UNL 69 P-LISBOA03 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Faculty of Social and Human Sciences, New University of Lisbon Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Lisboa Function: Full Professor Male ( ) Female ( X ) Family Name: Andrade First Name: Amélia Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 351-21-7933519 Fax ( + ) 351-21-7977759 E-mail Website Town / City PT Regio n code PT13 dep.historia@fcsh.unl.pt; amelia@esoterica.pt http:// www.fcsh.unl.pt Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 38 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Helsingin Yliopisto Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Helsinki Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City FI Function: Socrates Co-ordinator Family name: Gluschkoff Phone (including country and area code) + 358 9 191 24519 Fax + 358 9 191 23217 Region code FI12 Male (M) Female (F) □X First name: Jaana jaana.gluschkoff@helsinki.fi E-mail Website Helsinki SF-HELSINK01 http://www.helsinki.fi Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 39 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Turun Yliopisto 70 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Acronym of the institution, if applicable Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available TY Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Turku Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City FI SF TURKU01 Region code Turku FI12 Function: Docent, Senior Assistant Male ( ) Female ( X ) Family Name: Syrjämaa First Name: Taina Phone (including country and area code) +358 2 333 5234; +358 2 253 1347 Fax +358 2 333 6560 E-mail Taina.syrjamaa@utu.fi; taisyr@utu.fi Website http://www.utu.fi Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 40 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Uppsala Universitet Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Uppsala University Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City SE S-UPPSALA01 Uppsala Region code Function: Docent, Ass. Prof., Erasmus Department Co-ordinator (M) X Female (F) □ Contact person Family name: Rogers Function: Prof. Male First name: John Male (M) X Female (F) Family name : Nováky First name : György Phone (including country and area code) + 46 18 471 1556; ( + ) 46 18 471 1544 ; ( + ) 46 18 471 1536 Fax + 46 18 471 1528 E-mail SE02 John.rogers@hist.uu.se; gyorgy.novaky@hist.uu.se Website http://www.uu.se Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Yes 71 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution No 41 Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Aberdeen Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Aberdeen Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code UK Town / City Function: Lecturers in History UKM1 First name: David / Andrew Phone (including country and area code) + 44 1224 272999 / 44 1224 272460 Fax + 44 1224 272203 Website Region code Aberdeen Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Ditchburn / Mackillop E-mail UK-ABERDEE01 d.ditchburn@abdn.ac.uk / a.mackillop@abdn.ac.uk http://www.abdn.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 42 Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Sussex Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Sussex Department/Unit Department of History in EAM Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City UK Brighton UK-BRIGHTO01 Region code UKJ2 Function: Academic co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) □ Contact person Family name: Thomson First name: James Function: deputy academic co-ordinator Family name: Damodaran Phone (including country and area code) male (M) female (F) X First Name: Vinita +44 1273 606755 ext.2078 ; +44 1273 606755 ext. 2222 72 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Fax +44 1273 873797 E-mail j.thomson@sussex.ac.uk; V.Damodaran@sussex.ac.uk Website http://www.sussex.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Yes Participating institution No 43 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Prifysgol Caerdydd Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Cardiff University Department/Unit School of History & Archaeology Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City UK Function: Professors +44 29 20 876673 Fax +44 29 2087 4929 UKL1 First name: William E-mail Website Region code Cardiff Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Aird Phone (including country and area code) UK-CARDIFF01 aird@cardiff.ac.uk http://www.cardiff.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 44 Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Edinburgh Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Edinburgh Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City UK 73 Edinburgh UK-EDINBUR01 Regio n code UKM2 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Function: Professor Contact person Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Anderson First name: Robert Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Allerston First name: Tricia Phone (including country and area code) + 44 131 650 3786; +44 131 650 3758 Fax +44 131 650 3784 E-mail Website Male (M) □ Female (F) X r.d.anderson@ed.ac.uk ; p.allerston@ed.ac.uk http://www.ed.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 45 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Prifysgol Cymru Abertawe Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Wales Swansea Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City UK Function: Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Thacker Phone (including country and area code) +44 1792 205678 Fax +44 1792 295746 Swansea UK-SWANSEA01 Region code UKL2 Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Toby E-mail E.T.Thacker@swansea.ac.uk Website http://www.swansea.ac.uk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 46 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Primrose Publishing Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable 74 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Primrose Publishing Type of institution code SER Contact person Country code Town / City UK Function: Proprietor + 44 13 71 850 132 Fax + 44 870 161 2738 UKH3 First name: David davidsephton@rmplc.co.uk E-mail Website Regio n code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Sephton Phone (including country and area code) Wethersfield http://www.rmplc.co.uk/com/dsephton/ Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 47 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Háskóli Íslands Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Iceland Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City IS Function: Professor + 354 525 4564 Fax + 354 525 4410 First name: Guðmundur E-mail Website Region code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Hálfdanarson Phone (including country and area code) Reykjavik IS-REYKJAV01 ghalfd@hi.is http:// www.hi.is Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 48 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitetet i Bergen 75 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Bergen Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City NO Function: Professor +47 55 58 23 04 Fax + 47 55 58 96 54 Region code NO07 Male (M) x Female (F) □ Family name: Forland Phone (including country and area code) First name: Astrid E-mail Website Bergen N-BERGEN01 astrid.forland@hi.uib.no http://www.uib.no Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 49 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Sofiiski Universitet Sveti Kliment Ohridski Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Sofia St Kliment Ohridski Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Function: Dean Contact person Town / City BG Family name: Roumen BG1 First name: Genov Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) X First name : Rositsa Phone (including country and area code) + 359 2 876 292/ 9308 322; ( + ) 359 2 930 8366 Fax + 359 2 463 022 Website Region code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name : Tasheva E-mail Sofia BG-SOFIA06 genov@clio.uni-sofia.bg; tasheva@clio.uni-sofia.bg http:// www.uni-sofia.bg Is the institution able to recover VAT ? 76 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution No 50 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Masarykova Univerzita v Brne Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Masaryk University Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City CZ Function: Associated Professor Family name: Boček Phone (including country and area code) + 420 5 41 121 190 Fax + 420 5 41 121 406 Region code CZ06 Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Pavel E-mail Website Brno CZ-BRNO05 pbocek@phil.muni.cz http:// www.muni.cz Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 51 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzita Karlova v Praze Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Charles University of Prague Department/Unit Faculty of Arts, Institute of World History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City CZ Praha CZ-PRAHA07 Region code CZ01 Function: Head of the seminar of General and Comparative History Male (M) □ Female (F) X Contact person Family name: Klusakova First name: Luda Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) X Family name : Křižová Phone (including country and area code) First name : Markéta ( + ) 420 221 619 203 / 221 619 254 ;( + ) 420 221 619 514 77 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Fax + 420 2 248 12 166; ( + ) 420 221 619 385 E-mail luda.klusakova@ff.cuni.cz; marketa.krizova@ff.cuni.cz Website http:// www.cuni.cz Is the institution able to recover VAT ? no Participating institution No 52 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Tartu Ulikool Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Tartu Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City EE EE-TARTU02 Region code Tartu Function: Head of the Department Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Kangilaski First name: Jaak Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 372 7 376500 Fax ( + ) 372 7 375 345 E-mail jaak@ut.ee Website http:// www.ut.ee Is the institution able to recover VAT ? yes Participating institution No 53 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Panepistimio Kyprou Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Cyprus Department/Unit Department of History and Archaeology Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City CY 78 Nicosia CY-NICOSIA01 Region code SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Contact person Function: Lecturer Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Schabel Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 357 22892336 Fax ( + ) 357 22751320 First name: Christopher E-mail Website schabel@ucy.ac.cy http:// www.ucy.ac.cy Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 54 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Latvijas Universitâte Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Latvia Department/Unit Department of the Humanities and Social Sciences Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City LV Function: Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Cimdina First name: Ausma Phone (including country and area code) + 371 7034859 ; +371 9177672 Fax + 371 7034809 E-mail Website Riga LV-RIGA01 Region code lettica@latnet.lv http:// www.lu.lv Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 55 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Vilniaus Universitetas Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible LT-VILNIUS01 Vilnius University 79 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City LT Function: Lecturer Male (M) □ Female (F) X Family name: Skurvydaite Phone (including country and area code) + 3702 68 72 88 Fax + 370 2 68 72 82 First name: Loreta E-mail Website Region code Vilnius Loreta.skurvydaite@if.vu.lt http:// www.vu.lt Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 56 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Eötvös Loránd Tudományegyetem Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Eötvös Lorand University, Faculty of Arts Department/Unit Economic and Social History Department Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Budapest Function: Professor Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family Name: Benda First Name: Gyula Region code HU05 Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) Family name: Gábor Phone (including country and area code) + 36 1 485 52 08 Fax + 36 1 485 52 08 E-mail Website Town / City HU HU-BUDAPES01 First name: Sonkoly benda@ludens.elte.hu; ; g.sonkoly@tla.hu http:// www.elte.hu Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 57 Full legal name of the institution in the national Debreceni Egyetem 80 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal language Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Debrecen Department/Unit Institute of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City HU Function: Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Lévai HU-DEBRECE01 Debrecen Region code HU07 Male (M) X Female (F)□ First name: Csaba Phone (including country and area code) + 36 52 512 900 (ext.) 2271 Fax + 36 52 489 100 (ext.) 2130 E-mail levaics@tigris.klte.hu Website www.unideb.hu Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No Participating institution No 58 Full legal name of the institution in the national language MISKOLCI EGYETEM Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Miskolc Department/Unit Department of World History Type of institution code EDU 4 Contact person Country code HU Miskolc Function: assistant professor Male ( x ) Female ( ) Family Name: KOVACS First Name: ZOLTAN Phone (including country and area code) + 36/46/565-225 Fax + 36/46/565-231 E-mail Website Town / City HU MISKOLC01 Region code kovacszo@axelero.hu http:// http://www.bolcsweb.hu/ Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 59 81 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language L'Universita' Ta Malta Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Malta Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City MT Function: Dean, Faculty of Arts Contact person MT-MALTA01 Region code Msida Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Mallia Milanes First name: Victor Function: Deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Fenech Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Dominic Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 356 3290 2297; ( + ) 356 3290 2302 Fax ( + ) 356 21 322885 E-mail dfen@um.edu.mt; victor.mallia-milanes@um.edu.mt Website http:// www.um.edu.mt Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 60 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Uniwersytet Jagiellonski Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Jagiellonian University of Krakow Department/Unit Faculty of Philosophy, Institute of Sociology Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Phone (including country and area code) Fax Country code Town / City PL Function: Academic Co-ordinator Krakòw PL-KRAKOW01 Region code PL06 Male (M) Female (F) X Family name: Krystyna First name: Romaniszyn +48 12 422 21 29; +48 12 431 24 93 +48 12 430 20 99 E-mail usromani@cyf-kr.edu.pl 82 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Website http:// www.uj.edu.pl Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 61 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Uniwersytet Mikolaja Kopernika Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Nicholas Copernicus University Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City PL PL-TORUN01 Region code Torun Function: Faculty Socrates Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Nieuwazny First name: Andrzej Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) Female (F) XX Family name : Derkowska-Rybicka / Tandecka Phone (including country and area code) + 48 56 6113747; ( + ) 48 56 6529903 ( + ) 48 56 6114229 ; ( + ) 48 56 6114285 Fax + 48 56 6220488/ ( + ) 48 56 6520420 E-mail PL02 First name : Ewa / Magdalena aen@cc.uni.torun.pl; ewander@cc.uni.torun.pl; matan@cc.uni.torun.pl Website http:// www.uni.torun.pl Is the institution able to recover VAT ? No (except some very special cases) Participating institution No 62 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitatea Babeş Bolyai din Cluj-Napoca Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Babeş-Bolyai University of Cluj-Napoca Department/Unit Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Country code Town / City RO 83 ClujNapoca RO-CLUJNAP01 Region code RO06 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Function: Department Head Contact person Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Vese First name: Vasile Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Male (M) X Female (F) Family name : Bucur First name : Marius Phone (including country and area code) +40 264 598456 Fax +40 264 591906 +40 264 405326 E-mail vvesa@napocensis.ubbcluj.ro Website http:// www.ubbcluj.ro Is the institution able to recover VAT ? in some cases yes Participating institution No 63 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitatea "Stefan cel Mare" Suceava Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable USV Full name of the Institution in English, if possible The "Stefan cel Mare" University of Suceava Department/Unit Faculty of History and Geography / Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code RO Town / City Suceava RO SUCEAVA01 Region code RO01 Function: Scientific Secretary Male (M) X Female (F)□ Family name: Purici Phone (including country and area code) +40 230 520081 Fax +40 230 520080 First name: Stefan E-mail stefanp @atlas.usv.ro Website http:// www.usv.ro/istgeo Is the institution able to recover VAT? Yes Participating institution No 64 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerza v Mariboru Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable 84 SI-MARIBOR01 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Maribor Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City SL Function: Professor, Department of Education Family name: Klemenčič +386 2 2355280; +386 2 2355256 Fax +386 2 2355267 Website Region code - Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Vladimir Phone (including country and area code) E-mail Maribor matjaz.klemencic@siol.net; socrates.erasmus@uni-mb.si http://www.uni-mb.si Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Participating institution No 65 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzita Komenského v Bratislave Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable SK-BRATISL02 Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Comenius University Department/Unit Faculty of Social and economic Sciences, Department of European Studies and International Relations Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City SK Function: deputy Academic Co-ordinator Family name: Kopecky Phone (including country and area code) +42 1255 566718 Fax +42 1255 423602 E-mail Bratislava Region code SK01 Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Peter peter. kopecký@fses.uniba.sk Website http://www.uniba.sk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? yes Participating institution No 66 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Çukurova Üniversitesi 85 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible CUKUROVA UNIVERSITY Department/Unit DEPARTMENT OF INTERNATIONAL RELATIONS Type of institution code 5.1 Contact person Country code TR ADANA Function: Assistant Prof. Male ( ) Female ( x ) Family Name:KILICBEYLI First Name: ELIF HATUN Phone (including country and area code) + 90-322-338 72 67 Fax + 90-322-338 72 84 E-mail Website Town / City TR ADANA 01 Region code elifhat@cukurova.edu.tr http:// www.cukurova.edu.tr Is the institution able to recover VAT? No. Participating institution No 67 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ortadogu Teknik Universitesi Acronym of the institution, if applicable ODTU Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Middle East Technical University (METU) Department/Unit History of Architecture Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Country code TR Function: Erasmus Co-ordinator Family name: Peker Phone (including country and area code) + 90 312 210 6209 Fax + 90 312 210 1249 Town / City Ankara TR ANKARA04 Region code 04 Male (M) X Female (F)□ First name: Ali Uzay E-mail peker @metu.edu.tr Website http:// www.archweb.metu.edu.tr Is the institution able to recover VAT? no Participating Institution No68 Full legal name of the institution in the national language FATIH UNIVERSITESI 86 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable N.A. Full name of the Institution in English, if possible FATIH UNIVERSITY Department/Unit ECONOMICS Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code TR Town / City Istanbul Function: Socrates Faculty Coordinator Family Name: Solakoglu Guven Phone (including country and area code) + 90 212 889 16 52 ext.5037 Fax + 90 212 889 11 62 E-mail TR ISTANBU13 Region code TR Male ( ) Female ( X ) First Name: Ebru egsolakoglu@fatih.edu.tr Website http:// fatih.edu.tr Is the institution able to recover VAT? Yes Participating institution No 69 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Karadeniz Teknik Universitesi Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible TR TRABZON01 Karadeniz Technical University Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU.4 Country code Function: Professor TR + 90 462 377 3303 Fax + 90 462 325 3185 Region code First name: Zihni E-mail Website Trabzon Male (M) Female (F)□ Family name: Demirbag Phone (including country and area code) Town / City zihni @ ktu.edu.tr http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT? (Outside Partner) Participating Institution No 70 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universität Basel 87 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible CH-BASEL01 University of Basel Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU.4 Country code Town / City CH Region code Function: Assistant, Medieval History Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Burkart Phone (including country and area code) +41 61 295 9661 Fax +41 61 295 9640 First name: Lucas E-mail Website Basel Lucas.burkart@unibas.ch http://www.unibas.ch Is the institution able to recover VAT ? (Outside Partner) Participating institution No 71 Full legal name of the institution in the national language International Student of History Association Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable ISHA Full name of the Institution in English, if possible International Student of History Association Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person ASS. 2 Country code Function: President , International Board Family name: Blake Phone (including country and area code) +31 626 214667 Fax +31 30 2342119 Zürich Region code Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: John isha@isha-international.org E-mail Website Town / City CH http://www.isha-international.org Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 72 88 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universiteti i Tiranës Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Tirana Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City AL Function: Head of Department of History Family Name: Duka Phone (including country and area code) +355 4 374341 Fax +355 4 250166 Regio n code Male ( ) Female ( X ) First Name: Valentina E-mail Website Tirana dukaf@hotmail.com http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 73 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzitet u Banjoj Luci Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Faculty of Philosophy in Banja Luka Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU.4 Country code Town / City BA Function: Assistant Professor Family name: Latinovič Phone (including country and area code) +387 51 303 995 (ext. 1118) Fax +387 51 301 834 Banja Luka Regio n code Male (M) X Female (F) □ First name: Goran E-mail gorla8@hotmail.com Website 89 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 74 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzitet u Sarajevu Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Sarajevu Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person EDU. 4 Country code BA Function: Professor + 387 33 667 844 Fax + 387 33 667 873 First name: Enes E-mail Website Region code Sarajevo Male (M) Female (F)□ Family name: Pelidija Phone (including country and area code) Town / City ntanovic @ pmf.unsa.ba http://www.unsa.ba/ Is the institution able to recover VAT? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 75 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzitet u Novom Sadu Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible University of Novi Sad Department/Unit Department of Physics/Faculty of History Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Town / City SCG Function: Full Professor +381 21 55 318 Fax +381 21 55 318 Regio n code Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family name: Obadović Phone (including country and area code) Novi Sad First name: Dušanka 90 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal E-mail Website obadovic@im.ns.ac.yu http://www.pmf.ns.ac.yu Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 76 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Univerzitet "St. Kliment Ohridski" Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable PF-BT Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Faculty of Education (Faculty of Pedagogy) Department/Unit Elementary School Teacher, Preschool Teacher Type of institution code EDU.4 Contact person Country code Bitola Function: Full Professor Male (M) X Female (F) □ Family Name: Zhoglev First Name: Zlatko Phone (including country and area code) + 389 47 253 652 ; Fax + 389 47 253 659 E-mail Website Town / City MK Region code zlzoglev@uklo.edu.mk ; zlzoglev@mt.net.mk http:// www.bitolainfo. um.mk Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating Institution No 77 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Московский государственный областной университет Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable МГОУ Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Moscow State Regional University Department/Unit Faculty of History, Politology and Law Type of institution code EDU. 4 Contact person Country code Town / City RU Moskow Function: Professor Male ( x) Female ( ) Family Name: Zakharov First Name: Viktor 91 Region code SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Phone (including country and area code) + 007 095 261 19 19 Fax + 007 095 261 22 28 E-mail v.zakharov@mtu-net.ru Website Is the institution able to recover VAT ? Associate Partner Participating institution No 78 Full legal name of the institution in the national language MARIJSKIJ GOSUNIVERSITET Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Mari El State University Department/Unit Department of History Type of institution code EDU. 4 Contact person Country code Town / City RU JoshkarOla Regio n code Function: vice chancellor Male ( x) Female ( ) Family Name: Ivanov First Name: Ananij Gerasimovich Phone (including country and area code) ( + ) 007 836 2 120548 Fax ( + ) 007 836 2 126598 E-mail admin@marsu.ru Website Is the institution able to recover VAT ? To fill in this part, please use the type of institution codes, country codes and region codes indicated in Annex 1. Please group partners by country in the same order as in that indicated in Annex 1. Check the minimum number of partners required (see Guidelines for Applicants). Add copies of the following pages if necessary. Participating institution No 2 Full legal name of the institution in the national language 92 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person Country code Town / City Function: Male ( ) Female ( ) Family Name: First Name: Phone (including country and area code) + Fax + E-mail Website Region code @ http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT? 93 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution No 3 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person Country code Town / City Function: Male ( ) Female ( ) Family Name: First Name: Phone (including country and area code) + Fax + E-mail Website Region code @ http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 4 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person Country code Town / City Function: Male ( ) Female ( ) Family Name: First Name: Phone (including country and area code) + Fax + E-mail Website Region code @ http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT? 94 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution No 5 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person Country code Town / City Function: Male ( ) Female ( ) Family Name: First Name: Phone (including country and area code) + Fax + E-mail Website Region code @ http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT? Participating institution No 6 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person Country code Town / City Function: Male ( ) Female ( ) Family Name: First Name: Phone (including country and area code) + Fax + E-mail Website Region code @ http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT? 95 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution No 7 Full legal name of the institution in the national language Erasmus ID code, for Higher Education Institutions only, if available Acronym of the institution, if applicable Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Department/Unit Type of institution code Contact person Country code Town / City Function: Male ( ) Female ( ) Family Name: First Name: Phone (including country and area code) + Fax + E-mail Website Region code @ http:// Is the institution able to recover VAT? 96 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal SECTION 2 - BUDGET General instructions Before completing this section, please read carefully the Administrative and Financial Handbook for Applicants for Transnational Cooperation Projects. The budget should cover the entire period of the SOCRATES grant (one, two or three years). The budget should be coherent with the work plan in Section 4. All amounts should be provided in euros. Please adhere strictly to the format provided in the tables, and check carefully the figures provided (applications containing calculation errors will be penalised in the selection process). Table 1 : Overview of expenditure Type of costs 1. Staff costs Costs ( € ) 388071 2. Direct costs 2.1 - Travel and subsistence 2.2 - Equipment and materials 2.3 - Sub-contracting, consultancy and other external services 2.4 – Other costs Subtotal for Direct costs 147700 5000 36324€ 14000€ 203024 3. General costs 4491o TOTAL (identical to the total in Table 2) 635586 Table 2 : Overview of income Sources Amounts ( € ) 1) Grant requested from the SOCRATES programme 257215 2) Contribution from the regular budget of the participating institutions 378371 3) Support from public (national, regional, etc) sources, provided specifically for this project 4) Support from the private sector or foundations, provided specifically for this project 5) Other sources TOTAL (identical to the total in Table 1) 635586 Specification for Table 2 If income is indicated under items 3), 4) or 5), please specify the source envisaged. 97 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Table 3: Specification for Contribution per participating institution The reference numbers (No 1, 2, 3, etc.) of the participating institutions must correspond to those used in Section 1, questions 5 and 6 of the application and be grouped by country in the same order as that indicated in Annex 1. Add copies of this present page for the additional participating institutions, if necessary. All amounts in euros Total (equals amount in Table 2, item 2) Coordinating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 1 No. 2 No. 3 No 4 IT Pisa BE Gent DK Roskilde DE Bielefeld 70640 9194 9200 4200 Contribution from the regular budget of the participating institution 378371 Participating institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 5 No. 6 No. 7 No. 8 No. 9 No. 10 No. 11 DE Bochum DE Hanover DE Leipzig DE Tübingen GR Athens GR Thessaloniki ES Alcalá 7600 7200 4200 4848 4016 3240 Participating institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 12 No. 13 No. 14 No. 15 No. 16 No. 17 No. 18 ES Barcelona ES Deusto ES Madrid Autónoma ES Madrid Carlos III ES Salamanca ES Valencia FR Grenoble II 3240 6760 2240 3240 4520 4060 Participating institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 19 No. 20 No. 21 No. 22 No. 23 No. 24 No. 25 FR Paris IV FR Poitiers FR Rouen IE Cork IE Galway IT Bologna IT Milan 4060 6960 4024 10504 7174 5642 Participating institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 26 No. 27 No. 28 No. 29 No. 30 No. 31 No. 32 IT Padua IT Provincia di Lucca IT Rome I IT Rome III IT Digidocs IT Edizioni PLUS NL Groningen 5431 3954 5064 2954 4220 8552 6300 2240 4060 4642 98 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 33 No. 34 No. 35 No. 36 No. 37 No. 38 No. 39 NL Utrecht AT Graz PT Aberta (Lisbon 43) PT Coimbra PT Lisbon Nova FI Helsinki FI Turku 10200 1778 3429 5064 2800 6400 Participating institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 40 No. 41 No. 42 No. 43 No. 44 No. 45 No. 46 SE Uppsala UK Aberdeen UK Brighton (Sussex) UK Cardiff UK Edinburgh UK Swansea UK Primrose Publishing 2954 3954 6064 5642 2954 4220 Participating institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 47 No. 48 No. 49 No. 50 No. 51 No. 52 No. 53 IS Reykjavik NO Bergen BG Sofia CZ Brno CZ Prague EE Tartu CY Cyprus 6480 2562 1358 2522 1584 7264 Participating institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 54 No. 55 No. 56 No. 57 No. 58 No. 59 No. 60 LV Riga LT Vilnius HU Budapest HU Debrecen HU Miscolc MT Malta PL Krakow 1896 1666 4046 1666 4484 3648 Participating institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution Participating institution No. 61 No. 62 No. 63 No. 64 No. 65 No. 66 No. 67 PL Torun RO ClujNapoca RO Suceava SI Maribor SK Bratislava TR Adana TR Ankara Middle East 4008 2338 4928 2064 2100 3600 8080 5352 8223 5998 2128 99 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating institution Participating Institution No. 68 No. 69 TR Istanbul Fatih TR Trabzon 3900 2100 Explanation for allocation of grant per participating institution On what basis do you intend to distribute the SOCRATES grant among the participating institutions? On the basis of our past experience, we intend to continue allow partner Institutions to choose between two systems: to opt for reimbursement or for receiving a sum which approximates the amount they will need to carry out the agreed activities. The choice is made by the partner and depends on which is more convenient and practical according to the accounting systems of each institution. In the first case original receipts, bills, tickets etc. are presented for reimbursement to the University of Pisa to the sum agreed upon; in the other the partner institution is responsible for accounting for the sum (or giving back any unused portion), presenting the certified copies of the documentation with the declaration that they are true copies of the originals and that they will be kept for five years. The agreed expenses are those necessary (according naturally to rules, using economical means of transport, limits on daily expenditure etc.) for one person – normally the Coordinator, but when necessary a Deputy – from each partner institution to attend the plenary working meetings. Furthermore one extra day subsistence is paid for Task Force members and Coordinating Committee members on occasion of the Plenary meetings, so that they can hold their special meetings on the previous day. The Coordinating Committee has a halfway point meeting which is of course reimbursed. In the first three years of operation, the partner institutions responsible for organising National CLIOHnet meetings have received 3000€ to permit them to organise and hold the meeting, to produce a directory of all historians in the country, and so forth. This is accounted for to the University of Pisa according to the rules. During the dissemination year, all countries will hold a National Meeting. The smaller countries will receive less that 3000€ since their requirements will be more limited. The main contribution to co-financing made by the partner institutions is through the work time of the Coordinators. Coordinators are not paid for their time. When national and plenary meetings are organised it is possible, according to the rules, to pay for some category 4 staff or graduate student help. 100 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Table 4 : Specification for Staff costs The reference numbers (No 1, 2, 3, etc.) of the participating institutions must correspond to those used in Section 1, questions 5 and 6 of the application and be grouped by country, using the same order as in Annex 1. Add copies of this present page for the additional participating institutions, if necessary. All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Total Coordinating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 1 No 2 No 3 No 4 IT Pisa BE Gent DK Roskilde DE Bielefeld Total Averag Total staff Total Average number e cost cost number cost per of days per (a x b) of days day (a) day (a) (b) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 1773 189 335945 240 211 50640 34 241 8194 24 300 7200 594 91 52126 183 107 19581 10 125 1250 10 125 1250 388856 423 70221 44 9444 34 14 300 4200 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 2367 101 8450 14 4200 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 5 No 6 No 7 No 8 No 9 DE Bochum DE Hannover DE Leipzig DE Tübingen GR Athens Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 21 300 6300 22 300 6600 24 300 7200 15 125 1875 14 300 4200 37 104 3848 15 64 960 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 21 6300 22 6600 39 102 9075 14 4200 52 4808 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Paticipating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 10 No 11 No 12 No 13 No 14 GR Thessaloniki ES Alcalà ES Barcelona ES Bilbao (Deusto) ES Madrid Autónoma Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 29 104 3016 15 64 960 14 160 2240 14 160 2240 14 160 2240 36 160 5760 15 78 1170 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 44 3976 14 2240 14 103 2240 14 2240 51 6930 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating institution Participating institution No 15 No 16 No 17 No 18 No19 Madrid Carlos III ES Salamanca ES Valencia FR Grenoble II FR Paris IV Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 14 160 2240 14 2240 14 160 2240 22 2240 22 160 3520 14 3520 14 290 4060 14 4060 14 290 4060 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 14 104 4060 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 20 No 21 No 22 No 23 No 24 FR Poitiers FR Rouen IE Cork IE Galway IT Bologna Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 14 290 4060 24 290 6960 15 106 1590 14 216 3024 44 216 9504 15 96 1440 34 211 7174 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 14 4060 39 8550 14 105 3024 59 10944 34 7174 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 25 No 26 No 27 No 28 No 29 IT Milan IT Padua IT Province of Lucca IT Rome I IT Rome III Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 22 211 4642 21 211 4431 14 211 2954 14 211 2954 24 211 5064 15 107 1605 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 22 4642 21 4431 14 106 2954 14 2954 39 6669 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 30 No. 31 No 32 No 33 No 34 IT Digidocs IT Edizioni Plus NL Groningen NL Utrecht AT Graz Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 14 211 2954 20 211 4220 32 236 7552 30 236 7080 34 300 10200 8 125 1000 8 125 1000 15 125 1875 8552 38 8080 49 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 14 2954 20 4220 40 107 12075 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 35 No 36 No 37 No 38 No 39 PT Aberta (Lisbon 43 PT Coimbra PT Lisbon (Nova) FI Helsinki FI Turku Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 14 127 1778 27 127 3429 32 127 4064 15 50 750 14 200 2800 32 200 6400 15 121 1815 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 14 1778 27 3429 47 108 4814 14 2800 47 8215 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal (*)Please refer to the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO) as described in Annex 2. All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 40 No 41 No 42 No 43 No 44 SE Uppsala UK Aberdeen UK Brighton (Sussex UK Cardiff UK Edinburgh Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 24 223 5352 15 125 1875 14 211 2954 14 211 2954 24 211 5064 15 94 1410 22 211 4642 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 39 7227 14 2954 14 109 2954 39 6474 22 4642 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Partipating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 45 No 46 No 47 No 48 No 49 UK Swansea UK Primrose Publishing IS Reykjavik NO Bergen BG Sofia Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 14 211 2954 20 211 4220 31 233 7223 24 270 6480 42 61 2562 10 125 1250 15 125 1875 15 34 510 8473 39 8355 57 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 14 2954 20 4220 41 110 3072 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 50 No 51 No 52 No 53 No 54 CZ Brno CZ Prague CY Nicosia EE Tartu LV Riga Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 14 97 1358 26 97 2522 15 45 675 27 232 6264 24 66 1584 42 119 4998 15 38 570 15 57 855 2154 57 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 14 1358 41 3197 27 111 6264 39 5853 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 55 No 56 No 57 No 58 No 59 LT Vilnius HU Budapest HU Debrecen HU Miscolc MT Malta Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 24 79 1896 15 37 555 14 119 1666 34 119 4046 15 57 855 14 119 1666 26 134 3484 5 73 365 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 39 2451 14 1666 49 112 4901 14 1666 31 3849 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 60 No 61 No 62 No 63 No 64 PL Krakow PL Torun RO Cluj-Napoca RO Suceava SI Maribor Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 24 152 3648 15 66 990 14 152 2128 24 167 4008 15 62 930 14 167 2338 32 154 4928 15 86 1290 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 39 4638 14 2128 39 113 4938 14 2338 47 6218 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal All costs in euros Staff by category (*) : Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution Participating Institution No 65 No 66 No 67 No 68 No 69 SK Bratislava TR Ankara (Middle East) TR Adana TR Istanbul (Fatih) TR Trabzon Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff numbe cost per of days day cost r of day (a) (b) (a x b) days (b) (a) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average number cost per of days day (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Total Average Total Total Average number cost per staff number cost per of days day cost of days day (a) (b) (a x b) (a) (b) Total staff cost (a x b) Staff Category 1(*) Staff Category 2(*) 24 86 2064 24 150 3600 15 39 585 15 100 1500 2649 39 14 150 2100 26 2100 26 150 3900 14 3900 14 150 2100 Staff Category 3(*) Staff Category 4(*) Total 39 5100 14 2100 (*)Please refer to the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO) as described in Annex 2. 114 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal Tables 5 : Specification for Direct costs 5.A - Travel and subsistence Purpose of journey Fall Plenary Meeting Spring Plenary Meeting Extra day for Coordinating Committee and Task Force Members at Fall Meeting Extra day for Coordinating Committee and Task Force Members at Spring Meeting Halfway point Coordinating Committee “Exogamie” Students’ attendance at conference and participation in Plenary meeting (5days, double rooms, subsidised meals) Archipelago Team, two meetings Number of return journeys (a) 70 70 Average costs per journey (€) (b) 750 750 42 113 4746 42 130 5460 8 500 4000 30 750 22500 8 750 Total identical to item 2.1 in Table 1 Total cost (a x b) 52500 52500 6000 €147700 5.B - Equipment and materials In the case of purchase of hardware costing over €1,000 per item, please indicate the depreciation rate. Before completing read carefully section D.2.2 of the explanatory note. Description Combined color printer, fax, scanner (to replace one used for project until now) Good quality digital camera for acquiring materials for website, documenting meetings, illustrating publications etc. Laser b/w printer for producing working materials, drafts etc. Computers for 3 partners who are not equipped to receive e-mails Advanced Acrobat software for producing materials in pdf Number of items Cost of purchase or rent (€) Usage rate % Depreciation rate % Total cost 1 732 100 732 1 800 100 700 1 900 100 900 3 700 100 2100 568 Total identical to item 2.2 in Table 1 5000€ 5.C - Sub-contracting, consultancy and other external services 115 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Subcontract Task description Subcontract 1 Project Assistant Subcontract 2 Webmaster Contracts with 2 part-time Subcontract 3 students (half paid for by and 4 University of Pisa) Number of person days (a) 182 130 Cost per day (€) (b) Other costs (€) (c) Total cost (a x b)+c 17000 17000 20 2324 Total identical to item 2.3 in Table 1 36324€ 5.D - Other costs Description Number of items (a) Cost per item (€) (b) Total cost (a x b) Translations of documents and materials Printing of updated presentation booklet Printing of CLIOHnet-Tuning book 3000 7000 4000 Total identical to item 2.4 in Table 1 116 14000€ SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Table 6: Subdivision of costs according to workplan Please use below one of the subdivisions indicated in your workplan table in Section 4. Indicate here the type of subdivision you choose Staff Costs (€) (a) Direct Costs (€) General Costs (€) (b) (c) Total (a+b+c) 1 Start up 44211 57500 7656 109367 2 First Dissemination Phase 98240 25866 9341 133447 3 Halfway point 4912 4000 671 9583 4 Second Dissemination Phase 98240 25866 9341 133477 5 Spring Meeting 98240 80460 13450- 192150- 6 Final Dissemination Phase 44228 9332 4031 57591 Evaluation Total identical to the total of Table 1 117 635586€ SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal SECTION 3 - DECLARATION To be completed by the person legally authorised to sign on behalf of the coordinating institution. "I, the undersigned, certify that the information contained in this application, including Section 4 (description) is correct to the best of my knowledge. The appropriate authorities of all the participating institutions have read and fully understood the application as submitted. They have confirmed in writing their agreement with the application as submitted.1 I declare on my honour that the institution I represent has the financial and operational capacity to carry out the proposal as submitted and that it does not fall under any of the exclusion criteria listed in chapter II of the General Call for Proposals 2004. I acknowledge that in case of false declarations, administrative and financial sanctions can be implemented against me or the institution I represent.” I am also sending by 1 March 2004 a copy of the present application to the appropriate National Agency in my country (together with a translation of Section 1 Point 2 and Section 4 in the language of this National Agency, if it is not the same as the language of the present application)- applies for Lingua I, II; Grundtvig I, I.1; Comenius II.1. I have arranged for each of the other participating institutions to send to the appropriate National Agency in its country a copy of the present application, together with a translation of Section 1 Point 2 and Section 4 in the language of the National Agency concerned, if this has been requested by the National Agency concerned. Place: Pisa Date 19 / 02 / 2004 (day/month/year) Signature Stamp of the coordinating institution, if applicable Name and position in capitals Prof. Marco Pasquali Rector 1 The Commission reserves the right to request a copy of these agreements. 118 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Checklist The application is completed in full. All questions have been answered. Each page has been numbered. The budget covers the whole project period, is indicated in euros and has been checked for calculation errors. The application has been type-written or word-processed in one of the 11 eligible languages by using the correct application form. The original application has been signed in original by the legal representative of the coordinating institution. The original and 4 copies thereof are being sent to the Socrates, Leonardo & Youth Technical Assistance Office by post and in the same envelope before the closing date. A diskette with an electronic version of the Summary (Section 1 Point 2) is enclosed with the application paper copies. The bank details form (annex 3) has been filled in and duly signed in original.2 If the grant requested exceeds 300,000 euros and if the applicant is neither a public body nor a secondary or a higher education establishment, an external audit report produced by an approved auditor is enclosed. The necessary copies and translations are being sent to the National Agency in the country of each of the other participating institutions before the closing date. 2 If your application was to be selected and your bank details changed before the issue of the contract, you must inform the Commission about this change urgently in writing. In any case, any such change will lead to a delay in your advance payment. 119 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Section 4.B– Description ERASMUS 3: DISSEMINATION OF RESULTS Please describe all aspects of your project set out below, on numbered sheets, using the same order and the same numbering of questions as given in the questions. Please respect the maximum length of text indicated, and append supporting documents only where these have a direct and material bearing on the application for support. 1. Typology Please tick the appropriate boxes. Disciplinary Network Disciplinary Project Multi-/Cross- disciplinary Network Multi-/Cross- disciplinary Project Theme Target groups (select one or several items) universities university academic staff university managers/administrators other university staff. Please specify: academic associations professional associations multipliers (teachers/trainers) public sector third parties private sector third parties students and students associations other. Please specify: …reviews and cultural organisms Specific content/activities (select one or several items) dissemination and exploitation of results policy recommendations and formulation convergence of higher education structures other. Please specify: Information and Communication Technologies significant use of ICT/ODL (delete, if not applicable) use for : pedagogy institutions students materials also for communication and exchange within the Network 120 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 2. Overview of the three-year TN activities (maximum 4 pages) Describe the main features of your Thematic Network activities during the three-years of Community support, with regard to: This proposal is for a dissemination year for the Erasmus Thematic Network CLIOHNET. CLIOHNET is a Thematic Network for the field of History, which has taken on the task of promoting innovative approaches to European History in a critical, comparative perspective. CLIOHNET deals not only with the subject as taught in higher education institutions and schools, but also, to the extent possible, in general culture. The rationale for the network is constituted by the fact that ideas about history form a very basic part of the world view of individuals and societies; so-called ‘identities’ are often based on ideas – at times partial or slanted – about the national, local or regional past. Far from being banal knowledge of little interest, drummed into children in schools and unimportant in adult life, history and ideas about it constitute a powerful force in shaping today’s social and political relations: between countries and communities and within countries and communities, with respect to language, religion, gender, citizenship and most other facets of human existence. History is one of the most widely cited of the human sciences. In the press and the media it is common to find proposals based on the formula “History shows that...” – whether or not the journalist or the reader have real knowledge about the subject. People of all walks of life are ready to be guided or swayed by their ideas about what they suppose is the past history of their national, regional, linguistic, social or gender group. However still today most professional historians, academics and teachers in schools are products of single national historiographies or historical viewpoints related to one (or at best a small number) of the European nation states. School systems and Higher Educational systems are tightly linked to each national history, centred around issues, myths and shibboleths formed in particular cultural and historical contexts. Even when a critical revision is taking place, it often takes the form of criticism of the preexisting views of the history of each single European country. CLIOHNET’s basic tenet is that in today’s expanding Europe, at all levels, from the most popular to the most specialised, a great leap in awareness and understanding can be made when people holding different national historical views come into direct and interactive contact. The ultimate reason for CLIOHNET is to promote a critical historical attitude in order to foster understanding and willingness on the part of all European citizens to respect the ideas and the identities of their neighbours while reconsidering and preserving the positive aspects of their own view of their past, and hence of their present. During its operation (the Network is now entering its third year, to be completed in September 2004) CLIOHNET has had the privilege of being able to act incisively in promoting and developing this viewpoint in many converging ways: it has organised National meetings (already in 20 countries; 30 such meetings will have been held by the beginning of the proposed dissemination year) in which academics, associations, students and other interested parties have been informed about the Network and have been able to set up national CLIOHNET conferences to organise structured ongoing contacts for innovation in history teaching/learning in their country; it has held conferences on such topics as Racial Discrimination and Ethnicity’ (Galway Sept. 2002) ‘Tolerance/Intolerance in European Perspective’ (ClujNapoca/Debrecen, Sept. 2003); it has held Socrates Intensive Programmes on key issues; it has held two plenary working meetings -- in western and in eastern and central Europe -- each year. It has participated actively in Tuning I and II and in TEEP 2002, contributing directly to the formulation of pan-European ‘Tuning’ reference points for History curricula of all levels and to creating and testing a methodology for transnational evaluation, working directly with ENQA and QAA; thanks to its participation in the Clioh’s Workshop project it has produced, distributed and tested history books, videos and DVDs according to its multinational multilingual outlook; many of its members have participated in the CLIOH PROG (now DISS) project, developing a wide array of tools for innovative learning and teaching in the subject area. Directories of historians in each European country have been made. CLIOHNET has a website, www.clioh.net. All these activities, products and insights are ready or will be so at the end of the third year of Network activities, for further dissemination, discussion and development 2.1 Project partners (type of institution, European representativity and level of involvement). The project includes full partners from all eligible countries except Liechtenstein and Luxembourg (because of the lack of a developed HE sector in those countries). Since History is studied and taught in some form at nearly all European Institutions of Higher Education, more than 2000, it is not possible to include in a working Thematic Network all relevant institutions. Hence our choice rather has been to include a variety of kinds of institutions, large, small, traditional, innovative, public and private, all distinguished by a common factor: that of being represented by interested motivated people willing to cooperate in our activities. We have attempted to maintain a balance between number of institutions in each country, taking into account in the structure of the HE sector and the population. Naturally this is not done mechanically, and some countries more represented than others with a similar population. This depends among other reasons on the fact that when a National Meeting (this is explained in greater detail below) is held, because of the interest expressed, some institutions in the country ask to join as full partners, and they are welcomed. Overall the balance seems quite good. 121 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal In this proposal we include for the first time as potential full partners several Turkish institutions – although we have included some of them as informal ‘associate’ partners and worked with them in past years. Furthermore we have now added some full partners which are not Universities (or institutions of Higher Education), but rather publishing houses, electronic and conventional and local bodies: Primrose Publishing, from UK, is specialised in multimedia publication for multilingual training, Edizioni Plus, the University of Pisa publishing house, has presented the Network’s important Culture 2000 projects, “Clioh’s Workshop I” and “Clioh’s Workshop II”; ‘Digidocs’ is a non-profit association for on-line publishing. In this proposal we also include as full partners the local bodies the Provinces of Lucca and of Pisa, for their cultural activities. The partnership counts a number of ‘associate’ partners, who of course cannot be financed from Commission grant money, but whom we think are important ‘informal’ collaborators. These go from the University of Basel, our Swiss partner of many years’ standing, whose participation in our activities is financed by CH, to our associate partners in Albania and the countries of ex-Yugoslavia and the Russian federation. We consider that these partners must be involved as much as possible in our activities. We inform them completely and if we can find appropriate sources of financing invite them to participate. A further important and novel feature of the partnership organised for this dissemination proposal is constituted by the around 70 so-called dissemination partners. The 70 Full Partners have the responsibility for disseminating information about CLIOHnet and its activities and products to all institutions, individuals and associations in their country. This is accomplished among other things through the National Meetings and by national CLIOHnet websites. However, for the dissemination year, we have designated a certain number of specific ‘dissemination partners’. These are of two kinds: first, they are HE institutions with which a Full Partner institution will create a special liaison relationship, informing and involving the partner in CLIOHnet activities; and second, they are associations or national reviews which will also be preferentially involved. The dissemination reviews are asked to publish CLIOHnet information and materials in order to inform the national public; the associations are expected to disseminate information among their members and to give feed back. 2.2 Relation between initial objectives and final outcomes. The foreseen outcomes at the end of the third year with respect to our initial objectives are very satisfying. Our objectives -- of being able to bring a pan-European innovative and critical viewpoint to the study, teaching and learning of History, and indeed to increase the historical awareness in general culture -- thanks to the hard work of the Network and a series of positive unforeseen events are in fact definitely closer, and we count on the dissemination year to broaden the impact of our work in many directions. Our results can be read as a crescendo. The results which we propose to disseminate on as broad a scale as possible have been reached starting with the initial contacts between the then very small number of countries forming the EU at the time of the ECTS pilot project, beginning in 1988-9. The group itself has grown, judiciously, with the addition of only strong motivated partners; it now includes active members from all countries admitted to the Socrates programme (with the exception of Luxembourg and Liechtenstein because of the difficulty of finding HE partners in those countries) including Turkey; it also has ‘associate’ members from the south-eastern European countries of ex-Yugoslavia and from Russia, as well, naturally, as from Switzerland. The recent rapid expansion of the European Union and its prospects has been accompanied at each step by a corresponding expansion of the Network activities and of the historiographical space that CLIOHNET promotes in teaching, learning and research. The initial challenge of looking critically at the national and nationalistic historiographies and teaching methods of the western part of today’s Europe have now been replaced by the even greater challenge of clarifying the links, the commonalties and the differences between countries having an ever broader range of political, religious and cultural experience. The fortunate circumstances of being able to participate in Tuning and TEEP as a pilot subject area has on the one hand utilised precious energies in the Network, but on the other given us the possibility of formulating our work and results in a way that furnishes a pioneering model for others as well. 2.3 Project approach (work methodology, main pedagogical and didactic approaches and concepts as well as target groups). The principal concept underlying all activities is that of creating a continuous active learning environment not only for students, but also for teachers, in which existing ideas about history and identity are placed in juxtaposition with similar ideas belonging to teachers and students of other national/regional/ethnic/social or gender background. This general kind of teaching and learning environment approaches in a fundamental and efficacious way the now widely recognised problem of ‘educating the educators”: in the CLIOHNET context all educators are also active learners, learning from each other and from students (mobility and IP students). Furthermore, this general approach is now articulated in a series of specific tools, for example: 1. Guidelines and reference points for history curricula for first cycle degrees, second cycle degrees (in the future for doctoral degrees), for double degrees and single history course units; 2. 122 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Guidelines and reference points for approaches to teaching and learning linked to specific competences; 3. Criteria for quality assessment linked to both general and subject specific competences; 4. Glossary for describing subject specific and generic teaching and learning activities and environments appropriate for history teaching and learning. Furthermore the Network has been able to publish books (nine volumes to date, each printed in 10,000 copies and distributed widely), videos and now DVDs based on the interactive multi-national situations created in the eight Socrates IPs we have held and conferences we have organised. Thus we are able to provide actual multilingual multinational materials and examples of teaching-learning packages, so that our approach can easily be used, tested and adopted in actual didactic situations. 2.4 Project organisation (structures, management and use of information technology as a pedagogical or management tool). For the purposes of the proposed dissemination project, the basic organisational structure already set up for the three years of Thematic Network activities will be maintained. That is, there is a central coordinator assisted by a management team (financial and secretarial assistance, webmaster for central clioh.net server); a Coordinating committee (at this time, the coordinators of the Universities of Graz, Gent, Groningen, Reykjavik, Riga, Debrecen and Sofia: it is planned to augment this group by two people, the Coordinators of the National University of Ireland, Galway and the University of Bologna who have been particularly active and furnished important expertise in many phases of the project); the existing Task Forces will continue to exist (there are five Task Forces, formed by on average six or seven members, who have the responsibility of analysing, instituting action and formulating recommendations for the areas of their competence (A. Access, Gender and Equal Opportunities Issues, B. Racial Discrimination and Ethnicity, C. Diachronic Cyberspace, ODL and ICT; D. History in secondary schools; E. Extending the Historiographical Space to Eastern European and Mediterranean Countries). In each country, partners will decide which institution will organise the National dissemination meeting, and how the other partners in that country (if there are more than one institution) will collaborate. Partners will be invited to organise bi- or tri national meetings when this seems possible and opportune. In those countries where the national meetings already held have led to establishing a national work group, this will be consolidated, reactivated if necessary and invited to join in the organisation of the national meeting. Each partner will be responsible for involving in the Network’s dissemination activities at least one institutional “dissemination partner”, who will be invited to participate in all national activities, and to the extent that financing can be found in other activities as well. Each partner is also responsible for involving in the dissemination activities one significant national journal or association. The associated journals are asked to publish materials illustrating the Network’s initiatives and findings. ‘Fiches’ on these dissemination partners are to be found below under point 7.4. ICT Technology is important in CLIOHnet both didactically and as an organisational tool. The website is the central tool of communication and organisation within and outside of the partnership. There are many web-based sources of information and materials on the site (map of periodisation, materials on history of universities and free-download of books, indexes of books, national websites, calendar and so forth). As will be explained, the Network is engaged in an elearning project (e-HLEE) presented by the University of Turku and 7 other partners on behalf of CLIOHnet. 2.5 Dissemination and exploitation of outcomes. During the operation of the TN dissemination has been an important dimension of activities throughout. And indeed it is not just a matter of ‘dissemination’, in the sense of spreading results through the National Meetings and the public meetings in conjunction with the plenary meetings. Rather these occasions and tools have been useful too to gather information and insight. We have distributed our books widely; we have also created a small booklet in 24 languages as a tool of dissemination about the Network and what it is doing. The website too has great importance as a tool for dissemination. All these tools and experiences will be used and enhanced during the proposed dissemination year. As to exploitation, in our case this can be considered the fact that the materials produced and the guidelines and reference points already published have already been of guidance to those countries now implementing the two cycle system. 2.6 Financial sources (preferably in table format). The financial sources on which we have been able to rely during the project are basically of three kinds: 1) the EU Commission grant, which has made it possible for us to create a Thematic Network and interact in an extremely positive and productive way – as simply would not have been possible otherwise. We can add to this category the advantages of working in other related Commission pilot projects such as Tuning and TEEP which have greatly enhanced our effectiveness; 2) Support and interest in our institutions and departments, which has meant that our colleagues have been willing to take on some extra responsibilities because the CLIOHnet Coordinators devote a great deal of time to the 123 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Network; it has also meant logistical support, rooms, venues, translators, informatics, copies, willingness to cope with bureaucratic complexities and so forth. It has meant work, involvement, financial contributions and time when national o plenary meetings have been organised. Most of all it has meant that our universities have accepted that a large amount of the time of the Coordinators has not been spent on normal University or Department activities and business, but on CLIOHnet and its related projects; 3) there has been a very strong contribution of personal time by all the coordinators and a perhaps not limitless but very relevant ability to support CLIOHnet on the part of the Coordinators’ families. On occasion of meetings and conferences institutions normally contribute not only their structures and personnel time, but they also offer some meals or buffets, guided trips and transportation. In the subject area history however, so far, we have not received other contributions. For this reason, although a table is asked for, this general description seems to cover the topic: the time that normally would be put into University business or research is quantified in the tables elsewhere in this proposal. 2.7 Additional benefits and spin-offs (including benefits from a European dimension). As the project progresses the spin-offs and the ‘spin-ins’ -- if we can coin such a term -- are ever increasing. As to ‘spinoffs’ we can cite the activities developed by the Task Forces of CLIOHnet and carried out in through different projects for the whole Network, but in the first place by the organisers, the Task Force members themselves. For example, this is the case of the Task Force A on Gender and Equal Opportunities Issues, which provided an important input into the Socrates Intensive Programme held for the Network by the University of Riga in May 2003 on Religion and Political Change in Europe. Past and Present, which contains an important section devoted to the religious aspect of the elaboration of gender roles in contemporary Europe. The results are now published in book and DVD form for use and dissemination. The Task Force B has organised two conferences, one on ‘Racial Discrimination and Ethnicity in European History” and the other on “Tolerance and Intolerance in Historical Perspective’: these also are now available in book form for use and dissemination. The Task Force C has held an international conference on ICT in History (Bologna 2002), which is available for dissemination; it has now developed and presented successfully the three year e-HLEE elearning project which will begin in October 2004. The Task Force D is carrying out an extensive survey of secondary school teaching/learning in the field of history and developing links with the work on history teaching in SEE countries run in the context of the stability pact. The Task Force E has carried out a survey of the teaching/learning offer in European Universities on Eastern European and Mediterranean countries. It is now presenting a proposal for a PROG for a second cycle degree in Mediterranean History Studies. As to the ‘spin-ins’, as we have mentioned above, CLIOHnet has had and has the remarkable good fortune to be able to participate actively and proactively in the very significant Pilot Projects ‘Tuning Educational Structures in Europe” and Tuning II; and in the TEEP 2004 pilot project carried out with ENQA. This has meant that the results obtained in terms of pan-European relevance and usefulness are greater than would have been possible if CLIOHnet had not had the advantage of those synergies. Finally let us emphasize that the Network is innovative in a European sense in a very fundamental way: it brings a panEuropean dimension to a discipline which until now has been one of those most strongly linked to single national experiences. Its innovative capacity has been forged through a process of gradual, progressive accumulation of transnational experience and knowledge. In its present from it is the product of fifteen years of experience and cumulative efforts to which than several hundred people have contributed in some way. In CLIOHNET the broad European dimension, including east, west, north, south and centre, is not an ‘extra’, added on to something which already exists in each country. The structure and the history of the discipline themselves demand a new approach, and the Network’s strategies, its methodology and its vitality are based on its trans-national, multilingual pan-European agenda. 2.8 Main problems encountered and solutions. The main problems we have had to deal with are analogous more or less to those facing all Thematic Networks. Basically the potential of CLIOHnet is enormous, but carrying out the potential requires an enormous amount of work. Most partners are very motivated and do everything they can to carry out the project. However objectively academics – including the Central Coordinator -- must also teach and carry out a series of important duties in their home institutions. Hence their time is not limitless, and also they do not always have time available when CLIOHnet needs them. On the whole however, with some flexibility, we have been able to organise things in such a way as to have fairly constantly active partners. Experience has shown us the necessity, if at all possible, to hold two meetings per year, because otherwise the work-plan lacks continuity. Until now this has been possible because we have been able to hold meetings in common with our PROG, CLIOH, and one day of the Plenary meetings has been paid for by the Culture 2000 project, Clioh’s Workshop I and II. At this time we do not know whether we will have the same possibilities in the future, as that 124 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal depends on whether the proposals we have now submitted are successful or not. This necessary flexibility has led us for example to allow the partner institutions to hold their National Meetings when it is best for them, whether or not it is at the date foreseen in our work-plan. 3. Rationale, Objectives, Target Groups (maximum 3 pages) The overall objective is to bring critical innovation into the way history is studied, taught, learned and used in the public arena by proposing to as many actors as possible the need for a new approach, whether in teaching/learning or research. The complex activities and offer of CLIOHNET work at different levels, but all tend to the same end: the expected impact is through an articulated, structured offer of what we believe is a vital need, a way of introducing concretely a critical, comparative European dimension in history teaching and learning activities. By furnishing concrete proposals and useful reference points we wish to offer tools to teachers, learners and institutions which will allow them to acquire and use the elements of the proposed innovation, in their own way, in actual practice. The main targeted area are students and teachers of history, and students and teachers in general; further targets are the readers and members of historical reviews and associations, the users of archives, museums and other bodies dealing with historical sources and ideas. The end target is the general public. Output / product Plenary meetings National meetings Macro-regional events Web site Small publications Direct target Coordinators and their institutions, student organisations, other TNs Academics and other stakeholders in each participating country Students, academics and other stakeholder in the macro-region Coordinators, all other interested parties Teachers/learners institutions CLIOHNET-TUNING booklets Teachers/learners, other stakeholder; as model, other TNs and disciplinary areas Other materials (books, on-line books, Teachers/learners, general public videos, DVS) Archipelago activities (see pt. 10 Academics, students, cultural and below) educational stakeholders of all Humanistic disciplines “Exogamie’ Pilot Project (see pt 10 Universities and students, teachers below) and teacher trainers 3.1 Indirect target Broader network of academic community National academic and scholastic community Broader community Academic world, other parties not restricted to Europe Academic and scholastic community on European scale General academic community, not restricted to historians Academic, scholastic and broader community Broader community, research community Broader public Explain the rationale of and background to the project for the dissemination and exploitation of results (current situation, previous or preparatory work, the results of any needs analysis undertaken etc.). You may attach appropriate but succinct supporting documents. The potential for dissemination is very great. Nearly every educational institution in Europe teaches history at some level and in some way. During operation as an Erasmus Thematic Network CLIOHNET has prepared systematically for what it considers to be the real challenge: dissemination and discussion of its insights and proposals to as broad a public as possible, academic and non-academic. Realistically it will not be possible to touch all the thousands of HE institutions, schools, reviews, associations, museums and other cultural bodies that could use the Network insights and materials. However we have learned when possible to use existing meetings (such as the annual meeting of the UK Learning and Teaching support centre, or annual meetings of deans of faculties of History – as in Spain—or of historians – as in Sweden) in order to reach largest number of people possible with the available time, energies and funds. Our national meetings, directories and materials are all designed with broad impact in mind. In a certain sense the first three years of the TN have been a build-up for the real challenge of dissemination. 125 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 3.2 Define the concrete aims and objectives for the dissemination and exploitation of the quality finalised products and outcomes; describe the ways in which the situation set out under 3.1 above will be changed and the needs set out in 3.1 addressed by the project. Our concrete aims are 1. to alert an ever growing part of the academic community, students and general public to the fact that there is an active body, CLIOHnet, which is addressing with important results the challenges of creating a a widespread critical attitude towards the partial or biased views of the past which have are one of the products of the nation state while supporting and not destroying the positive and useful elements of each national or regional culture; that this body represents a European way of elaborating cultural strategies, an open way, dependent on the contribution of all countries; that this body is a prime reference point for historians, for representatives of the humanistic sciences, for Universities and students in managing change in this remarkable phase of expansion and consolidation of the European Union; 2. to furnish concrete foresightful information, based on broad consultation, reflection and debate which can give guidance in designing and delivering quality teaching/learning experiences in the Bologna-Prague-Berlin context. This means furnishing useful reference points respect to which each University can design its own way to deliver excellence in a commonly agreed and recognisable framework. 3. to furnish a conceptual and practical background for the preservation and valorisation of rare and disappearing areas of knowledge and expertise; 4. to furnish a conceptual and practical background for the promotion of knowledge about new and emerging ways of teaching, learning and studying history. Among the emerging innovative ways that can be detected and promoted we place the particular multinational, multilingual ‘connected’ approach which CLIOHnet itself has developed, practices and disseminates. 5. To involve students more deeply in the development of the European Higher Education Space 5. To give greater cohesiveness, visibility and impact to Historical and Humanistic culture, by collaborating with other Thematic Networks, within the framework of the European Archipelago of Humanistic Networks (see below under point 10) and as appropriate with other TNs. 3.3 Explain what you consider to be innovative about the project, the added value and expected spin-off effects of the dissemination and exploitation activities envisaged by the project. We consider that the particularly strong innovative content of the project is a direct consequence of the way History is structured as an intellectual, academic and educational pursuit. Because History of all disciplines is perhaps the most closely linked to national views and agendas, being able to work together in the TN framework at such a time of political innovation as the present allows us to gain and to disseminate striking insights. Any relevant theme of European History (or even of World History) when considered from a multitude of national points of view springs into high relief. This is not the merit of CLIOHnet alone, it is the serendipity of being able to work as a TN at this time. The general awareness of the productivity of our methods which we gained in the 1990’s was sharpened enormously when we became able to collaborate closely with the Eastern and Central European countries, most of which will very soon be full member states in the European Union. Now we have the further opportunity of working with Turkish institutions as our full partners – and we have developed ‘associate’ partnerships with South Africa, with the SEE countries and with Russia. This means that innovation and illumination will continue, as we ourselves broaden our horizons and knowledge: our products are designed to bring these insights to as many people as possible and to make them concretely operative in the educational system. Spin-off is in many forms: further projects which we are undertaking on the basis of the work done until now (these have been mentioned elsewhere in this proposal) and also the new and significant kind of spin-off that we expect from working more closely with other Thematic Networks in the Archipelago project. 4. Envisaged outputs (maximum 2 pages) 1.1 Describe precisely the envisaged outputs of the project and specify, in each case, their expected impact. The main outputs are: our website: continuing operation and expansion of the existing www.clioh.net site and its resources, continuing development including of a portal and CLIOHblog; the publication, publicisation, distribution and discussion of a general report on status of History today, including perfected Tuning findings; booklets for wide distribution presenting CLIOHNET publications and products, including guide to CLIOHNET-Tuning reference points for curriculum design, teaching/learning/assessment methodologies and quality assurance for programme design and 126 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal delivery; a pan-European Directory, on-line; a certain number of macro-regional theme events; thirty National Meetings (when possible bi- or tri-national meetings); two plenary working conferences, of which one with student participation. Special dissemination partnerships with Institutions, reviews and associations have been set up for the dissemination year. Further synergies will be developed through connected projects presented by CLIOHNET as a whole or by its Task Forces (at present an e-Learning project has been presented by the University of Turku on behalf of the Network and approved by the Commission; a proposal for a second cycle degree in Mediterranean studies has been presented; other proposals are being prepared). CLIOHNET has taken a leading role in building networking relations with other Erasmus Thematic Networks in order to form an ‘Archipelago’, network of networks in the Humanities (www.archhumannets.net). It is participating in the ‘Exogamie’ pilot project [see below ‘0int 10] and it has presented a proposal for a network of excellence in the sixth framework project. 4.2 Indicate for each output the direct beneficiaries of the results or those that will implement the outputs from the project, both among and beyond the participating institutions. Website: CLIOHnet Coordinators, their contacts, all interested persons who become aware of the site. General report and enhanced CLIOHnet -Tuning book: All Universities which have (or do not have yet) History of historical studies among the subjects taught. Brief general multilingual presentation of CLIOHnet: Coordinators and their contacts, especially dissemination contacts, and all other parties who are introduced to CLIOHnet and its activities in this way. Pan-European directory: Coordinators, organisers of National Meetings. Macro-regional events: the participants (Macro regional events where possible will be organised through combined National Meetings), including CLIOHnet members and other teachers, students and interested parties. National meetings: Academic community and learners in each country. Plenary working meetings: Coordinators; for the planned spring meeting in May 2005 also students, for the public part of the meeting, academics and students (and other interested parties) of the hosting country. Students’ conference: Students themselves from all eligible country, CLIOHnet Coordinators and Coordinating Committee for insight and interaction Dissemination links: The special dissemination partners, institutions, reviews, associations: their users, readers and members. 4.3 Make specific reference to any outputs relating to information and communication technologies, as a pedagogical or management tool or as a competence to be acquired by learners or other groups as a result of the project (where applicable). As a pedagogical tool, we indicate the ever growing materials and products that we are able to offer on line, on the www.clioh.net and linked sites. These include, as state elsewhere in this proposal, special t/l materials such as Periodisation Maps, Materials on the History and Organisation of Universities, Translations of Clioh’s Workshop I and II volumes in other languages, and indexes to the volumes. At this time DVD materials, teaching/learning unit proposals and free download of all the books are being placed on-line. As a management tool, the www.clioh.net website is the basic means of communication in the Network, containing much on-line material, the calendar, posters, application forms, logistical information, contact information on the partners and the management, and much else. An even stronger impulse to this aspect of the Network outputs will be given by the ‘spin-off’ e-learning project, e-HLEE, prepared by the CLIOHnet Task Force C and presented by the University of Turku on behalf on the entire Network. In this project, among other aspects, we intend to go beyond the kind of teaching/learning ICT environments we have been able to create until now, creating true virtual environments in which it becomes possible for the learner to assume different national identities, interacting with other students around Europe and beyond. 4.4 Indicate any additional benefits and spin-offs expected from the project. Aside from the many above mentioned connected projects and initiatives – which seem extraordinarily varied and incisive to us – we may mention that if as we hope the Tuning-Latin America project is approved under the Alfa programme, CLIOHnet will be involved as one of the three subject areas (the others being Math and Education Sciences) in building, in collaboration with HE institutions from all Latin American countries, a kind of “Bologna –Latin America”: this will be of great benefit in 127 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal developing contacts and detailed knowledge of an important sector of the non-European world, on which we can build in the future, for example in the Erasmus Mundus programme. Contacts are also becoming important in Central Asia: here too an Asia-link is being developed. 5. Identification and internal quality evaluation of finalised outcomes (maximum 3 pages) The Network relies in the first place on the Coordinating Committee and the central management structure to monitor and evaluate progress. In the case of the present dissemination project, it should be relatively simple to evaluate whether or not the concrete activities take place in the planned way. However the Network has already asked for the collaboration of three outside experts to advise and monitor in a more general way on the impact and the quality of the activities. 5.1 Identify the finalised products and outcomes developed during the three-year period of Community support. Website: continuing operation and expansion of the existing www.clioh.net site and its resources, continuing development including of a portal and CLIOHblog; publication of general report on status of History today, including perfected Tuning findings; booklets for wide distribution presenting CLIOHNET publications and products, including guide to CLIOHNET-Tuning reference points for curriculum design, teaching/learning/assessment methodologies and quality assurance for programme design and delivery; pan-European Directory, on-line; macro-regional theme events; thirty National Meetings (when possible bi- or tri-national meetings); two plenary working conferences. Further synergies will be developed through connected projects presented by CLIOHNET as a whole or by its Task Forces (at present an eLearning project has been presented by the University of Turku on behalf of the Network; other proposals are being prepared). CLIOHNET is now engaged in building networking relations with other Erasmus Thematic Networks in order to form an ‘archipelago’, network of networks in the Humanities. It is presenting a proposal for a network of excellence in the sixth framework project. 5.2 Prioritise the identified products and outcomes in relation to your project objectives and target groups, preferably in table format. Product/outcome Objectives Target Groups Website Very High priority Information about the Network itself, national Network, communication groups, students, other TNs, within the Network; general public download of materials General report and CLIOHnet Tuning Book Very high Priority Information and overview of status of History today, reference points for designing and delivering History products in Universities and schools. Universities, students, higher education authorities and – as a pilot model – other disciplinary areas as well. Clioh’s Notebooks volumes, Very High Priority videos, DVDs, with indexes, free download Giving concrete examples of Students, professors, the new methodology, general readers attractive reader friendly studies on relevant themes, 150 chapters; 6 videos, 3 DVDs CLIOHnet booklet in all partner languages Very High Priority General information about the Network in attractive, simple clear form in many languages Pan-European directory High Priority Allows organisation of Use in the Network mailing lists and contacts 128 All interested parties; both historians and history students and others. A first taste. SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Theme events High Priority When possible National Meetings and Task Force meetings are organised around theme conferences Allow production of new books and studies for wide dissemination in HE and general public National Meetings Very High Priority Allows follow up and consolidation of National Meetings held during the three years of activity, leads to formation of national CLIOHnet groups, with work-plans Represents a very powerful was to support national historians, students and academics in the management of change and innovation Plenary Meetings including public meetings High Priority Essential work and planning Constitutes the basis of time for network members Network collaboration rather than a dissemination product, Dissemination partnerships with institutions High Priority Extending knowledge and Universities, teachers, active understanding of students: in effect will CLIOHnet and its activities double CLIOHnet informed membership Dissemination partnerships with reviews and associations High Priority “as above As above Student conference (‘Exogamie’) Very High Priority Represents the possibility of giving a multi-national high level experience of international cooperation and gives the Network the possibility to interact with interested students Students, Network, and in the longer period, new formulations for design and delivery of history teaching learning experiences Archipelago Team Represents the possibility of European bodies, interacting with other universities, general public Humanistic disciplines 5.3 High Priority Please differentiate between the overall outcomes and justify your priorities for those outcomes which are the object of the present project for the dissemination and exploitation of results. In order to explain, justify and prioritise we think it is opportune to divide the outcomes into groups: Those that illustrate and make visible the existence and the action of the Network, its basic philosophy and orientation (website, multilingual booklet, publications on reviews, presence in international conferences and reviews); Those that regard national areas, and emphasize supporting activities at a national level by putting them into the panEuropean context of the Network (national meetings, national websites, national working groups); Those that regard specific thematic areas within the general area of historical studies (Task Force inquiries, spin-off projects); Those connected with the Tuning and the TEEP projects (Tuning reference points, trans-national evaluation of programmes); Those which lead to the elaboration of t/l materials and materials of interest for a broader public (IPs and CLIOHnet conferences followed by production of books, videos, on-line publications and DVDs). This dissemination project is designed to spread knowledge and gain feedback with respect to all these outcomes, which are interlocked. 129 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Since we are asked to designate and justify priorities, we think that the first priority is to make known the existence, the activities and the outlook of the Network in order to make clear and widely known that there is a common forum for development of a European policy toward innovation in the field of History; the second to diffuse knowledge of the reference points, level descriptors, subject specific and generic competences developed by CLIOHnet in conjunction with Tuning; the third the materials prepared which allow teachers students and the general public to access the central CLIOHnet insights. Please provide 4 copies of each one of the first three products of your priority list, together with your application. The ‘copies’ we include are constituted as follows. Naturally at this point in the third year of the project we do not yet have the final versions of the products. However we provide here the documentation necessary to show what is planned and what the products will be like. The first three priority products are : 1) for general information about the existence of the Network and its activities consisting of the website (www.clioh.net) of which we provide the first page. The site now contains more than one hundred pages, so we believe that it can best be evaluated by entering it directly. We also supply copies of the brochure which we printed in the second year of activities, in 24 languages: we are now preparing a new edition, somewhat larger and naturally updated and corrected, which will be the actual tool for dissemination of knowledge about the Network. The website leads through its links to the national realities as well. 2) For the second priority we include two of the several items which will constitute the basis for the CLIOHnet Tuning report: a series of questionnaires on the status of History in European Universities today and the Tuning Line 2 paper. The report to be disseminated is now being finalised in the present third year of the project. 3) As to the materials to be diffused, we indicate the volumes created in the Clioh’s Workshop project and the t/l units developed from them. These books are now being published in pdf for free downloading, and hence will constitute a very important resource for dissemination. We include here the indexes of all the volumes published so far (we will publish another one on Citizenship this year and one on National Languages next year: these will be included in the dissemination. 5.4 Demonstrate the high quality of the finalised products, considering particularly the extent to which they fulfil the general objectives of the Thematic Networks action (educational innovation, contribution to study area, European dimension, specific and European impact of the co-operation, wider application of good practice and dialogue between academic, socio-economic or any other relevant partner). The products that we have created and are creating have both high scientific-academic quality -- because they have been produced by Coordinators with high academic standing, who have however accepted and responded to the challenge of using their knowledge to produce materials which are attractive and understandable to general readers and users, and also utilisable for comparison and connection with other national histories. The HE reference points and guidelines are also of the highest quality because they have been produced in collaboration, through a process of information, discussion, drafting, debate, perfecting and finalising, carried out by members from all countries eligible for Socrates. Hence, by the very method of their creation, they are innovative, they could not have been produced at a previous lower level of European cooperation; they represent a real trans-national contribution to the study area; the European dimension is built in to all the products and is their raison d’être. Through dissemination of these products, we hope to reach most institutions in Europe, at least to inform them of the offer of information that we can make. The wider application of good practice is our goal: we believe that institutions and students themselves, will work towards application, after they come into direct contact with the broader and more exciting and timely way which we have developed of approaching History and related subjects. Our dialogue with socio-economic partners outside the academic area is developing: the new partnerships formed with public bodies in this dissemination project should lead the way for further developments. CLIOHnet looks to its collaboration in the ‘Archipelago’ as a further important way of involving the non academic sphere. 5.5 Specify and justify the assessment criteria and procedure adopted and the actors involved in the internal quality evaluation of your project. Our assessment criteria are the baselines of our TN action: in all situations we try to bring a variety of points of view together around a relevant theme, discussing and gathering the resulting insights, writing them up and discussing them, 130 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal making final products as fine as we are able. This is the methodology we have adopted in our meetings, in our IPs, in our Conferences and in the books we have published. In the case of our books, the principles are that there must always be a plurality of national viewpoints; there should always be a broad geographical and chronological spectrum; the national or original languages should always be present in every way possible. We promote the idea that European citizens should not limit their linguistic knowledge to one national language and one vehicular language and try to make familiar to students, teachers and the general public that we are a multilingual polity, and that each history, tradition or identity is tightly linked to linguistic facts. Our general method of gathering knowledge from every country, organising it, discussing it, and finalising it in an agreed way is also the method we used in Tuning to elaborate the history reference points. Level indicators and subject specific competences. It is the method we are now using to create the CLIOHnet-Tuning paper on Approaches to TeachingLearning and Assessment and Quality. Once the products have been made they are available for distribution, use, testing and comment by anyone. We emphasize the public nature of what we do. We ask users to fill out evaluation forms, which we take into account to improve our products. The actors are all members of the Network, their students and colleagues, the users of our products; the Central Coordinator and the Coordinating Committee have the primary responsibility in being sure that the products are indeed of excellent quality according to the criteria we have stated. They are assisted in this by the external evaluators. 6. Dissemination and exploitation methodology (maximum 4 pages) 6.1 Describe the general strategy for dissemination and exploitation of the high quality and finalised product and outcomes. Specify the target groups related to each product and outcome (including European co-operation among all eligible countries). Our general dissemination strategy is the following. To use the work done in the three years of the programme to advantage, as a learning how to disseminate effectively, and as a having produced information and insights to be disseminated. We repeat once more that in our view, dissemination is not only distributing, seeding crops, it is also uptake, engaging in debate and modifying where necessary the ideas we have developed until now. We intend to operate our strategy along three principle routes: thanks to the fact that we have already held National Meetings or will have held them in all countries except Turkey by the beginning of the dissemination year, in each country one institution will again organise a National meeting. This should be much easier and even more effective than the first time, because the interested parties in the country now know of the importance of the TN and in many cases have been in contact since the first National Meeting. Also, the process of change in European HE structures has gone ahead rapidly, and in most countries people have the perception that this is happening, This should add to their motivation to meet and actively discuss the issues which the National meetings place before them. The National meetings (as well as all other dissemination efforts) will be able to depend on the important site-based and published materials, which will be distributed or publicised at the National Meetings. The website will continue to provide the central resource to which all can refer. Work with the specific ‘dissemination partners’ of each CLIOHnet partner (see point 7.4) should constitute an important entrée into wider circles. It is planned that each Coordinator, in agreement with the contact person indicated in the fiches under point 7.4, will arrange for special information days to be held in the dissemination partner institution or association – or in the case of reviews, the review will publish information on Cliohnet and materials. The other aspects of the project – the student conference, the various sub-projects, Exogamie, the Archipelago and so forth, will also provide further ways of extending the dissemination process. 131 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 6.2 Specify a detailed work programme in table format (dates, activities, involvement and responsibilities of each partner, outcomes). Date 1 Oct 04 October 2004 Activity Project begins Coordinating Committee meeting; Fall plenary meeting including Task Force meetings; inThessaloniki Nov First national meetings 2004Distribution of Jan 2005 CLIOHNET-Tuning booklet and other materials Participants All members Coordinating Committee; All members Logistics prepared by Pisa and Thessaloniki. All Coordinators are invited to participate. Countries involved: CLIOHNET members, other institutions, journals, associations, national agencies if possible. Members of other TNs. The organisation in done by the partners indicated elsewhere in this proposal. All partners organise dissemination events with the partners listed under point 7.4 ca Feb Coordinating Committee Coordinating Committee 2005 half-way point meeting April 05 Further National Countries involved: CLIOHNET Meetings and members, other institutions, distribution of journals, associations, national CLIOHNET-Tuning agencies if possible. Members materials of other TNs Organisation and responsibilities as above May Spring plenary meeting, Coordinating Committee 2005 including Coordinating Entire network, students, staff Committee meeting and teaching in confernce, including Task Force meetings; non-historians; planned to be held in Structured link with language Pisa in conjunction with and geography TNs Exogamie conference on Historical Context of Formation of National Languages June – Any further national Countries involved: CLIOHNET Sep 2005 meetings or events members, other institutions, journals, associations, national agencies if possible, members of other TNS Organisation as above End of Evaluation and final Coordinating committee project report assisted by other coordinators an experts as necessary 132 Outcomes/products [prepared in previous phase] Further detailed planning completed and materials ready for national meetings and ‘events’ Dissemination and discussion of CLIOHNET reports and materials Knowledge of TN activities and opportunities Knowledge of CLIOHnet - Tuning findings Evaluation and adjustment of work-plan Dissemination and discussion of CLIOHNET reports and materials Knowledge of TN activities and opportunities Knowledge of CLIOHnet -Tuning findings Communication about and evaluation activities; formation of new knowledge about language issue, cooperation with other networks Input from students; setting up student section of Network Strengthening links with Archipelago Dissemination and discussion of CLIOHNET reports and materials, and so forth as above Final recommendations and report taking into consideration interaction and debate during the dissemination year activities SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 6.2 Describe how the progress and functioning of the project will be monitored. The first responsibility for monitoring the progress of the activities and solving any problems that may occur is of the Central Coordinator, assisted by the Coordinating Committee. Also the Task Force Leaders and the organisers of National Meetings or other Work Groups (in the dissemination year there will also be the Archipelago Team and work groups on mapping and on Teacher Training) are responsible for monitoring and informing the Central Coordinator of any problems or delays so that necessary action may be taken. In the proposed dissemination year, the complexity of the activities – including the dissemination actions with the dissemination partners, institutions and reviews – will be extremely complex and will make it necessary to use forms of on-line reporting. However, with the experience which has already been gained we are confident that the planned activities can be carried out satisfactorily. 6.4 Describe how the project will be evaluated (indicate the means envisaged for both internal and external evaluation), particularly with regard to any impact evaluation envisaged. Evaluation has several different stages, the first of which are again the responsibility of the Coordinating Committee and the Central Coordinator. The Plenary meetings are also engaged in evaluation which they are presented with the state of affairs and able to observe and discuss in the meetings. The Network has also asked three prestigious ecternal experts to attend their meetings and observe, evaluate and advise. Indeed the intention is to attempt to evaluate impact, in the Institutions themselves, in the dissemination partners’ institutions; we will attempt to measure the increase in visitors to the website and to evaluate the effects of disseminating the CLIOHnet reference points on institutions engaged in curricular innovation. 6.5 Indicate the working language(s) of the project. The working language for Network activities is English. However multilinguism is important in the CLIOHnet philosophy. Many activities and products have a multilingual component. For example the IPs are usually in more than one language, the books all have summaries in the native languages of the authors and documents in the original languages and in translation. The depliant which we distributed this year in 23.000 copies was in 24 languages, and the new edition which we intend to disseminate in the proposed dissemination year will include other languages and some errors in printing will be corrected. N.B: Please note that the applicant may be asked to submit further details regarding the envisaged calendar of events during the year focusing on the Dissemination and exploitation of project results, if the application is successful. 7. Partnership composition and contribution [7.0] To give an overview of the information given under point 7.1, partner by partner, please note that all the Universities listed are of course Institutions of Higher Education; most have History Degree Programmes for the first, second and third cycles. Some have a history section in their Arts or humanities degree. Each has specific fields of expertise, usually in the sector of national history, as well as general and world history. There is a mixture of large, small, public and private universities. As to the other full partners they are the UK Primrose Publishing (which is specialised in producing interactive multilingual learning/teaching materials and has collaborated with CLIOHnet in producing a 'University' programme for students and teachers linguistic needs in 30 languages; Edizioni PLUS is the University of Pisa publishing house which has collaborated with CLIOHnet in printing the Clioh's Workshop books, videos and DVDs; Digidocs is an Italian non-profit association devoted to making available history texts on line which has collaborate in disseminating CLIOHnet materials; the Province of Lucca is a public body which has a strong interest the historical and cultural aspects of its adminstrative activities and whose partnership we hope may inspire other such bodies to collaborate with CLIOHnet. Among the partner Universities, most have had the experience of working in the CLIOH PROG project, many in the Tuning and TEEP 2002 projects. All have been involved in the Clioh’s Workshop I and II projects, some as coorganisers. Most have participated in various IPs, some have organised IPs. Thirty of the institutions have – or will have by the end of the third year of CLIOHNET activities, have already organised a national CLIOHNET meeting or a binational CLIOHNET meeting and will have prepared a directory of the HE Institutions, the associations and other interested parties in their country. To clarify the TN related expertise, we summarise this information in the table below. As is evident expertise and participation are well diffused. The new partners, who have become involved in the Network through the national meetings and other activities, are also well informed about activities and motivated to expand them. [ 133 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Table of Expertise in Project (Activities already carried out or to be carried out by end of third year) No Country and name CLIOH NET CLIOH 1 IT Pisa 2 BE Gent 3 DK Roskilde 4 DE Bielefeld 5 DE Bochum 6 DE Hanover 7 DE Leipzig 8 DE Tuebingen 9 GR Athens 10 GR Thessaloni ki 11 ES Alcalà 12 ES 13 ES Deusto 14 ES Madrid A. 15 ES Madrid Carlos III 16 ES 17 ES Valencia 18 FR Grenoble 19 FR Paris IV 20 FR Poitiers 21 FR Rouen 22 IE Cork 23 IE Galway 24 IT Bologna 25 IT Milan 26 IT Padua 28 IT Rome 1 29 IT Rome 3 30 IT Digidocs 31 Edizioni PLUS 32 NL Groningen 33 NL Utrecht 34 AT Graz 35 PT Aberta 36 PT Coimbra X X X X X X CLIOH- CLIOH DISS NET Nation al Meetin g organis er X X X X X X X X CLIOH NET Task Force IP Clioh’s organis Worksh er op coorganis er Clioh’s Tuning Worksh op II coorganis er TEEP X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X -XX X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X 134 X SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 37 38 39 40 41 42 43 44 45 46 47 48 49 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 59 60 61 62 63 64 65 66 67 68 69 70 71 PT Lisbon FI Helsinki FI Turku SE Uppsala UK Aberdeen UK Brighton (Sussex) UK Cardiff UK Edinburgh UK Swansea UK Primrose Publishing IS Reykjavik NO Bergen BG Sofia CZ Brno CZ Prague EE Tartu CY Cyprus LV Riga LT Vilnius HU Budapest HU Debrecen HU Miskolc MT Malta PL Krakow PL Torun RO ClujNapoca RO Suceava SI Maribor SK Bratislava TR Adana) TR Ankara (Middle East) TR Istanbul (Fatih) TR Trabzon CH Basel CH ISHA X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X -X- X X X X X X X X X X X X -XX -X- X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X -X- X X X X X -XX X X X X X X -X- X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X X ECTS / DS Pilot Project for Turkey X X X X 7.1 Provide for the co-ordinating institution and each of the other institutions participating in the dissemination project, the following information: 135 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal size of the institution in terms of the total number of (a) personnel (absolute numbers and full-time equivalents) and (b) learners; expertise of the institution in the field covered by the project and experience in co-operation at local, regional, national and trans-national level (Socrates and other). Indicate experience both in content and project organisation. 7.1 Provide for the co-ordinating institution and each of the other institutions participating in the dissemination project, the following information: type of institution, main areas and types of activity; size of the institution in terms of the total number of (a) personnel (absolute numbers and full-time equivalents) and (b) learners; expertise of the institution in the field covered by the project and experience in co-operation at local, regional, national and transnational level (Socrates and other). Indicate experience both in content and project organisation. Coordinating Institution. University of Pisa Type: University. 11 Faculties including all principal subject areas except architecture. Size: a. 1789 teaching staff, 1619 administrative staff, b. 47634 full-time students, of which 3086 graduated in 2001/2002; Expertise: The University of Pisa has an ancient and continuing tradition of excellence in humanistic and historical studies. The Faculty of Letters and Philosophy has a degree course in History: inaugurated in 1974 it was among the first in Italy; all epochs are included, from Ancient times to the present; there is also a specific sector devoted to Religious History. In 2001-2002 new study plans in “European History and Culture” and ”History of the Environment and Territory” were approved. Because of the Faculty structure the four large History and Archaeology departments have the support of important linguistic, philological, geographical and art history resources; they count on the experience of ICT and ODL on a world scale (Pisa coordinates a consortium of 23 Italian Universities in an Internet course of study for the laurea degree in Italian language and Literature; and the CIBIT project which has placed on the web the Italian literary patrimony). From 2001-2002 a new degree course began in Informatics for Humanistic studies. Experience: The History degree course of the University of Pisa has participated since the beginning in the ECTS History Network, taking an active role. ECTS was extended to the entire University in 1995-6. Under SOCRATES, Prof. Isaacs, of the Modern and Contemporary History Department, coordinator of CLIOHNET, also coordinates the CLIOH PROG project, as well as the other international activities of the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy. Pisa has two Intensive Programme on “Empires states and regions in a European Perspective” and on "Political Systems and Definitions of Gender Roles" and a European conference on “The Present of the Past: History in European Universities. Comparison, Innovation, harmonisation”. The Faculty has more than 100 bilateral agreements for teaching and research. Participating Institution nr. 2. University of Gent Type: University. Subject areas: all subject areas from 01 to 16, except theology (ECTS has been implemented in all subject areas) types of international activities of Ghent University both in education and research Size: a. personnel (absolute numbers and full time equivalents): figures of 2000 academic and research: 3306 (2861 FTE) administrative and technical: 2080 (1972 FTE) b. learners (figures of 2001-2002) number of students enrolled: 23.904 students enrolled number of graduates 7822 in 1999-2000 Expertise i. education (handled by the international relations office): 1. EU-funded programmes: Socrates, Tempus, ALFA, EUMEDIS, Leonardo, EU-US, EU-Can, EU-India, 2. educational projects funded by the Flemish government in the following priority countries: Vietnam, China, Ukraine, South-Africa and Russia 3. management of 56 inter-university bilateral agreements 4. membership of different national and international organisations ii. research (handled by the research policy office): 1. EU-funded co-operation projects 2. development co-operation programmes funded by the Belgian government Experience: The History Department of Ghent University has a long lasting tradition of international cooperation: Important international links have been established with European and American partners since the beginning of the twentieth century. Henri Pirenne (medieval history) and Jan Dhondt (contemporary history) are well known historians, organising this kind of cooperation, continued by their successors. A sample of topics, dealt with: urban history; rural history; ecclesiastical history; history of the labour movement; grass roots history. The History Department of Ghent University is since decades responsible for the national, yearly Bibliography of Belgian History (covering all periods) and organises from time to time courses for local historians in order to improve the quality of their research. Since the thirties, the History Department of Ghent University has specialties - for teaching and research - with almost all the universities of the Netherlands and with several French universities. Participating Institution nr. 3. University of Roskilde 136 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type: University. Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Humanities, Communication and Information Sciences, Education, Teacher Training, Teaching, Research; Size: a. 700 teaching staff, 250 administrative staff b. 8000 full time students, 500 part time students; Expertise: Teaching and Research of History at Highest National level. Education of University and Secondary School Teachers, Research Candidates and Doctors; Experience: Ample Experience in Local, Regional and National Teaching and Research Cooperation (e.g. with Copenhagen U. and Lund U., Malmö Högskola (Sweden). Partner in Nordic Exchange Programme (Nordplus), European (Erasmus/Socrates), Tempus and global. Participating Institution 4. University of Bielefeld Type: Humanities and cultural sciences, social sciences, natural sciences, technical and information sciences, public health studies; Size: a. 237 full professors, 506 assistants, 822 administration, b. 20318 students; Expertise: Research activities (Faculty of History and Philosophy - Department of History): Huldigungen. Zum Wandel politischer Kommunikation im 18. und 19. Jahrhundert (Prof. Frevert, Prof. Braungart (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) Inszenierungen der Macht vor wechselndem Publikum: Hochadelige Selbstdarstellung in Kurorten als Form politischer Kommunikation (Prof. Haupt) (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) Die Politisierung des Privaten und die Familiarisierung des Politischen in der Sowjetunion der 20er und 30er Jahre (Prof. Günther) (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) 1968-ein Kommunikationsereignis? (Prof. Gilcher-Holtey) (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) Vaterland und Nation in politisch-religiösen Diskursen der frühen Neuzeit. Ein deutsch-französischer Vergleich (PD von Friedeburg, Prof. Mager) (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) Das „Politische“ in der Selbstverständigung der Literatur: Westdeutschland und Frankreich im Vergleich (1945 bis 1965) (Prof. Haupt) (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) Politische Konversionen im 20. Jahrhundert (Prof. Haupt) (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) Zur politischen Konstruktion von Rechtsräumen (14.-16. Jahrhundert) (Prof. Bulst) (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) Der frühmoderne Staat als politischer Kommunikationsraum. Die Grafschaft Lippe 1747-1802 (Prof. Suter) (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) Altersgrenzen politischer Partizipation in Antike und Moderne (Prof. Frevert, Prof. Schmitz) (DFG-Teilprojekt des Sonderforschungsbereichs) Stipendienprogramm Marie Curie (Prof. Haupt, EU-Projekt) Kooperationsvorhaben Bratislava (Prof. Haupt, VW-Stiftung) Drogenkonsum in Westberlin und London in den 1960er und 1970er Jahren: Wandlungen eines sozialen Problems (Prof. Haupt, DFG) Personenaustausch mit Frankreich-PROCOP (Prof. Gilcher-Holtey, DAAD) Die Enteignung der Bauern. Zum Wandel landwirtschaftlicher Expertise im 20. Jahrhundert (Prof. Radkau, DFG) Öffentliche Buße. Rituale, Verfahrens- und Sanktionsformen für die Absolution offenkundlicher Sünden in der Kirche des 15. und 16. Jhr. (Prof. Schreiner, DFG) „Neue Industrien“ und institutioneller Wandel: Transnationale Unternehmen im deutsch-amerikanischen Vergleich (1880-1929/32) (Prof. Abelshauser, Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach Stiftung) Eine Monarchie der Höfe. Der vizekönigliche Hof als politischer Kommunikationsraum in der spanischen Monarchie (16. –17. Jh.) (Prof. Büschges, DFG) Integrierter deutsch-französischer Studiengang (Prof. Bulst, Deutsch-französische Hochschule (DFH)) Graduiertenkolleg: Sozialgeschichte von Gruppen, Schichten, Klassen und Eliten (Fakultät, DFG) Förderung der Weiterqualifikation von Doktoranden und Hochschullehrern aus Warschau (Prof. Merl, DAAD) Experience: Experience in cooperation at the level of academic teaching: Exchange programs (Teachers, learners) Participating Institution n. 5. University of Bochum Type: Full University: teaching and research in all areas Size: a. 392 professors; 4518 personnel including professors; b. 35126 students Expertise: In the field covered by the project and experience in cooperation at local, regional, national and transnational level. Experience: Co-operation with a large number of research institutions (in history: Group for the Research of the history of Business and Industry; Institute for Social History and Social Movements; Centre for Interdisciplinary Studies of the Ruhr Area; Network Gender Studies; 21 partnership with Universities abroad, various exchange programmes (ca. 4000 foreign students). Participating Institution nr. 6. University of Hannover Type: University. Sciences, Technology, Arts, Humanities; 137 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Size: a. 1373 b. 27068; Expertise: AA.Projects using p.ex. ODL, modern medias: The Ancient History is presently collaborating with the Institute for knowledge-based systems (Institut für rechnergestützte Wissensverarbeitung) in a project which is testing and evaluating the use of new media in teaching history. Medieval History (several external projects financed by thirds), History of International Relations, Religious Orders in Europe, Women and Power in Medieval Europe The Medieval, Modern and Contemporary History is actively taking part in research and teaching in the new post-graduate course „European Integration/European Studies“ which yet uses modules and the ECTS credit system The Department developed a special programme „Applied Regional History“ over the past twenty years. There is a close connection between academic research, student collaboration and application of results in a local context („Villages and rural areas“, „Area planning and regional development“, „Emigration“ etc.) Contemporary History: several projects financed by the DFG (Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft) and Volkswagenstiftung about „Holocaust and forced labour“, „Women in concentration camps“, „Resistance“, „Gestapo and fiscal authorities“; production of new material (CD Roms for schools, exhibitions, etc.); Cultural History, History of Media (history of radio (1925-1960); history of daily living (several exhibitions), history of film and media East European History (West-East relations) African History (several DFG and Volkswagen projects): IAS programmes with several African universities, research seminar on „extra-European history at schools“, History of Latin America (IAS programme with Costa Rica) World system studies, Regional history (interdisciplinary working group) publishing series on regional history, preparing exhibitions and series of conferences. The University of Hannover is a member in the new project "Learning Lab Lower Saxony" in cooperation with other prestigious universities in Europe and United States. Experience: AB. New interdisciplinary research and study programmes (M.A. and certificates): Periphery and Centre (History, Sociology, Religious Science, Political Sciences etc.): specialised on African and Latin American History in relation to European History European Integration/European Studies (History, Sociology, Religious Science, Political Sciences: European identities, economy, multi-culturalism, foreign relations, regional development, women’s politics etc.) Gender Studies (History, Sociology, Psychology, Political Sciences etc.): social transformations and gender roles, a new project concerning New Media in Education and Teaching using ECTS, ODL etc. is being submitted recently in the framework of VINGS (Virtual International Gender Studies in the Net in cooperation with the Universities of Bielefeld, Bochum, Hannover and the Fernuniversität Hagen (University of Open and Distance Learning), a new internet based study course “Gender Studies” is planned. Women and New Media in History and Politics: Research based on “learning-diaries” how female students deal with and use New Media for their studies. Another aspect is, how women are represented in the New Media in the field of history and politics and how these results can be integrated in teaching at school. (Department of History and Didactics). Virtual learning in higher education in cooperation with “teacher-online” from “Schulen-ans-Netz (schools-in-the-net)”. These virtual seminars are evaluated and constantly improved. (Centre of Didactics of Sciences and Social sciences). Didactics on the level of higher education: How can students of educational sciences improve their historical knowledge using New Media in virtual learning and how should teaching at universities correspond to the need of daily school life? Students should be enabled to use New Media competent and critically when they teach pupils. Studies in Regional History (Continuous Education for persons working the field of History, using new medias, will introduce modules, ECTS and ODL Participation in the new study programme “Transformation Studies”, interdisciplinary programme at the University of Hannover, history, religious science, political science, sociology, etc., dealing with the transformations taking place in the relationship between industrialized countries (Center) and the countries of the Third World (Periphery). Participation in the new project N-21 (Niedersachsen/Lower Saxony-21st century), sponsored by the regional government, cooperation with schools, Learning Lab History to get pupils in touch with academic learning, web-chats, internet discussions etc., use of new soft-ware. B. Experience in cooperation Cooperation with a great number of organisms in Germany: p.ex. Ancient History Commission for Lower Saxony and Bremen, the Lower Saxony Institute of Regional Historical Research (founded by members of the Department), Lower Saxony Peace and Conflict Research, Institute of African Studies in Hamburg, Institut Francais de Hanovre, CNRS Paris, Centre of the Modern Orient in Berlin, Foreign Office in Berlin, GTZ (Society for Technical Co-operation), Deutsche Forschungsgemeinschaft (DFG), Volkswagenstiftung, Deutsche Akademische Austauschdienst Member in the ECTS-pilot project since 1991, member in the Clioh-Network, contacts to several other European, African, American and Latin-American universities; contributions in a UNESCO-sponsored history of the Europeans by several colleagues. Participating Institution nr. 7. University of Leipzig Type: University; Humanities, Medicine, Natural Sciences, Arts and Social Sciences; Size: a. 4.000 (without the Department of Medicine), b. 25.454 students; 138 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Expertise: The University of Leipzig covers a large field of historical studies from general, regional and contemporary history to history of fine arts, historical linguistics, history of sciences, history of proper names, culture studies in an historical perspective etc.; Experience: The Institute of Romance Studies, which is primarily involved in the Thematic Network Project CLIOHNET, has experiences in the organization of international and national conferences concerning history of socio-linguistic problems and history of language policy, with particular (but not exclusive regard to romance language speaking countries and international Frankophonia including East European countries as Romania, Moldova and Ukraine. Since 1995, the university extensively involved in the SOCRATES/ ERASMUS exchange and in addition cooperates with 40 other universities throughout the world. Within the field of History, the university signed 23 ERASMUS bilateral agreements with institutions of 11 countries. ECTS has been widely introduced and used. Students at Leipzig University can enrol in 10 international oriented degree programs of various subjects. Moreover, the university prepares two transnational programs which will start in 2001. The University of Leipzig hosted the EAIE annual conference last year. Participating Institution nr. 8. University of Tuebingen Type: University, 04-05; 07 – 15 Size: a. personnel (absolute numbers and full time equivalents) ca. 1100 (teaching staff); b. learners more than 20000; Expertise: Comprehensive teaching program (Antiquity to Present) in the Historical Seminar; Experience: Socrates exchange in History (about 30 partnerships) for students and staff. ECTS Pilot Project from the beginning. Participating Institution nr. 9. University of Athens Type: State University; Size: a. University: teaching staff 2250, Department: teaching staff 39, b. University: 75000 students, Department: 2000 students; Expertise: The Department of History offers a full teaching and research programme at both undergraduate and postgraduate levels in all areas and fields of historical interest, from the Ancient Period to the Post-World War. In addition, the department runs a series of interdisciplinary courses and seminars with other departments of the University of Athens as well as with other Universities. Experience: The Department has been involved in the Erasmus/Socrates programmes from their inception. Besides these networks, the department runs various joint research and teaching projects with several Universities in Western, Eastern and Central Europe and Eastern Mediterranean. Participating Institution nr. 10. University of Thessaloniki Type: University. All areas from 01 to 16; Size: a. teaching staff 2586, administrative staff 697, b. 75019 students; Expertise: Jean Monnet and other educational and research programmes; Experience: Vast experience in Socrates, Tempus. Participating Institution nr. 11. University of Alcalá de Henares Type: State University: Architecture, Urbanistics and Regional Planning, Business Sciences, Education Sciences and Teacher Training, Engineering and Technology, Geography and Geology, Humanities, Linguistics and Philology, Law, Mathematics and Information Science, Medical Sciences, Natural and Social Sciences, Sport Science, Work Science, Tourism; Size: 1.620 teaching staff, 23.410 students; Expertise: The University of Alcalá devotes a great interest to History and Humanities. The Faculty of Letters and Arts has a History degree course, where all epochs are included, from Prehistory to Contemporary History, and a Humanities degree course, with very important History subjects. In the Faculty there are two History Departments inaugurated in 1983. History I Department includes 5 areas: Prehistory, Ancient History, Medieval History, Historiographical Techniques and Sciences, and Philosophy. History II Department includes 4 areas: Modern History, Contemporary History, America History and Art History, particularly European History; History of the Americas; History of Spain. The Faculty structure offers too the support of philosophical, philological, geographical and art history resources. Experience: The History degree course of the University of Alcalá has participated since the beginning in the ECTS History Network. It has a lot of Socrates/Erasmus mobility agreements with many partner institutions, and it participates, under the coordination of Prof. Dolores Cabañas, in CLIOH Prog Project, and CLIOHNET. It has contributed to finance two Intensive Programmes "Nations, nationalities, identities in the History of Europe" and “Empires, States and regions”. And it will take part in eHLEE from September 2004 Participating Institution nr. 12. University of Barcelona Type: University; 21 Faculties and University Schools; 100 Departments and 93 doctoral programmes; Size: a. 4200 teaching staff, b. 76000 students; Expertise: History; European History; Catalan History, Medieval and contemporary History; longstanding SOCRATES links. 139 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Experience: The most developed EC education programme to date is the SOCRATES programme. MOBILITY PROGRAMMES ERASMUS chapter of SOCRATES programme In the year 2001/02, the UB had achieved activities by means of bilateral agreements with 445 European universities in the framework of tLis chapter. The UB was host 1152 ERASMUS students from all over Europe and 652 UB students were involved in the programme. The UB was also sent about 52 university professors. Moreover, in the current year 2002/03 the UB participates in 11 Intensive Programme at the same ERASMUS chapter. During the 2001/02 academic year the UB participated in 3 TEMPUS-PHARE programmes (1 contracted by the UB) basically addressed to structural projects. In the current year 2002/03, the UB participates in 2 European Community/United States of America project and 1 European Community/Canada project. In the current year 2002/03 the UB participates in 2 Curriculum Development at the ERASMUS chapter and in 7 ERASMUS Thematic Networks, 2 COMEN1US Action 2.1, 1 MINERVA and 1 GRUNDTVIG project. LEONARDO programme In the year 2001/02 the UB participates in 2 LEONARDO pilot projects. Moreover, the UB participates in 1 Joint Action SOCRATES, LEONARDO & YOUTH Jean Mounet initiative The UB had 2 Jean Monnet Chairs, from 1991-92 and from 1995-96 respectively. The UB also had 1 Permanent Course, 1 European Module and 1 Complementary ~itiative in the framework of this initiative. 2000 CULTURE programme In the current year 2002/03 the UB participates in 1 2000 CULTURE programme Participating Institution nr. 13. University of Deusto (Bilbao) Type: University Areas: 04, 05, 06, 08, 09, 10, 11, 14, and 16. Activities: Teaching (graduates and post-graduate degrees – Master and Doctoral) and Research. Size: a. personnel: 1066, b. learners Part time: 1429 Full time: 13596 Expertise: History Experience: Erasmus-since 1988, ECTS Pilot Scheme – since 1989, CLIOH-since its foundation. The University of Deusto is very active in international and particularly European activities. For the academy year 2003/2004 the following international programmes are active: Student Exchange Mobility (Europe, Latinoamerica, USA, etc.) Teaching Staff Mobility (Europe, Latinoamerica, USA, etc.) Scholarship Programmes Pedro Arrupe Foundation (SYLFF) Tokyo foundation. Marie Curie Human Resources training for Developing Countries International Projects: As co-ordinator: Pilot project: Tuning educational structures in Europe. Co-ordinators together with Groningen. http://www.relint.deusto.es/TUNINGProject/index.htm HumanitarianNet: Thematic Network on Humanitarian Development Studies. http://www.humanitariannet.deusto.es/ UNESCO Chair: Post-graduate education to Latinoamerican academic and social leaders. Technical assistance. International Congresses and conferences. http://www.deusto.es/ingles/Studies/chair/unesco.asp Network of centres for research on identity, Territory and Conflicts. http://www.humanitariannet.deusto.es/NCRITC/index.asp Master in International Humanitarian Assistance NOHA. http://noha.deusto.es PROG: European doctorate in migration, diversity and identities. PROG: European doctorate in peace studies. IPUC 9: Migration, diversity and identities. IPUC 10 Conflict Resolution and European Legacies of War Intensive Program IPUC 11 Actors in Humanitarian Crises MBA (master in Business administration) San Sebastian EMP-MBA (European Management Programme) Bilbao. http://www.unicomer.deusto.es/programas7Indemping1.html Alfa Project: Education for Peace and Intercultural Issues (EPI). Alfa Project: Social Economy As partners: PROG: European Post-academical Course on Substance Abuse Treatment PROG: MUST Modification of the Undergraduate Tourism and Hospitality Degree Programmes PROG: Méthodes Juridiques Comparées European Master's Degree in Human Rights and Democratisation MOD: EDICTE European Diploma in Competitiveness for Tourism Enterprises European Master in Organization and Administration of Congresses IP: Euroculture IP: Méthodes Juridiques Comparèes: une dimension Européenne 140 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal IP: European Transformations- Transformations of Europe IP: European Course on Prevention, Diagnosis and Evaluation in Substance Abuse Treatment Leonardo da Vinci Project: EUROSET-European Social Enterprises Training ODL in Engineering Grundvig Project: A European Methodology for Recognising Skills & Accrediting prior learning in Lifelong Leanring using ECTS (ECTS-LLL) Minerva Project: eLeading by eDoing CLIOH Thematic Network: "Creating links and overviews for a new History agenda" Deusto experts participation Diploma supplement: National promotion ECTS/Diploma Supplement Counselling: 2 counsellors and National Co-ordination International Programmes Evaluation (TEMPUS: Bulgaria/Slovenia; Thematic Networks; Institutional Contract Projects) Elaboration of evaluation criteria Eurostrategies II Bolonia Process (Leiria-Helsinki-Salamanca) Participating Institution nr. 14. Autonomous University of Madrid Type: University. It was founded in 1968 and there are at present seven Faculties (Science, Political Sciences, Business, Law, Letters and Philosophy and Medicine. There are also 7 University Schools (Escuela Universitaria) with two study-centers. Size: a. teaching staff, 2059, administrative staff 805, b. 35406 students; Expertise: History; Experience: Socrates/Erasmus. The Autonomous University of Madrid has a mid-size, compared to other Universities in Spain and has been motivated, since its foundation, to be part of an international environment; it is already partner in many exchange projects both for students and academics as well for non-academic staff. The History Departments have participated in the ECTS Pilot Project and subsequent projects including CLIOH PROG. It has presented a proposal on behalf of CLIOHNET for an IP on Citizenship to be held in 2004. Participating Institution nr. 15. Carlos III University Madrid Type: The University Carlos III de Madrid is a public university under the jurisdiction of the Spanish Government. It was founded in 1989; Size: a. 910 university lectures, 321 members of the administrative staff, b. 13000 students; Expertise: The Carlos III University of Madrid has 3 centres: The Faculty of Social Sciences and Law on the Campuses of Getafe and Colmenajero. The Faculty of Humanities, Documentation and Communication on the campus of Getafe. The Higher Technical School on the Campus of Leganés. All courses, including the compulsory material, include optional subjects which enable the students to receive specialised multipurpose training that will match their interests and intellectual inclinations. The humanities are present in the training of all students. Regardless of the degree they undertake, all of them are obliged to complete six humanities credits from a wide range of subjects: art, cinema, history, geography, language, literature, music, technology and humanities. Familiarity with a foreign language, generally English but also German, French or Italian, is included in all curricula. In the Business Administration and Management Degree and Economics Degree, compulsory courses are offered in English. Experience: The University Carlos III de Madrid was born with an international vocation. Our principal aims have been the cooperation with European Union countries, through the Socrates Programme, especially the Erasmus Programme for higher education and Thematic Networks. We also take part in other European Programmes such as Leonardo da Vinci, Tempus and Alfa. On the other hand, the University has promoted links with Latin-American universities and institutions through the bilateral cooperation in the fields of education and research. Our University develops an active participation in the programmes of the Spanish Agency for International Cooperation and we receive students and lecturers not only from Latin-American countries, but also from Asia, Central and Eastern Europe and Asia. Our institution has also established bilateral agreements with some universities from the USA and we hope to increase these relations with institutions from Australia and China. The international vocation of the University reaches also the research field through the OTRI (Research Outcomes Transfer Office). Our Departments have taken part in different research projects from different programmes. Its participation role has been not only as research member of consortiums but also as co-ordinator of projects. In this respect the University has been co-ordinator of research projects of different programmes from III an IV Framework Programme and of Scientific Networks as Brite-Euram. The experience 141 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal reached through these actions gives University Carlos III enough capacity to manage research projects from both sides: scientific and administrative management. Participating Institution nr. 16. University of Salamanca Type: University; Size: a. 1616 teachers, 1002 administrative staff, b. 33781; Expertise: Studies in History began as a degree course (including the Bachelor's Degree) in the Study Plan of the University of Salamanca during the academic year 1963-64, within the Faculty of Philosophy and Humanities. In 1978-79 a new Faculty of Geography and History was created, including degrees in History, Geography and Art History; in 1989-90 the new discipline of Musicology was included, and 1994-95 saw the implementation of a new Degree, Humanities. Experience: The Area of History of the Faculty of Geography and History has a wide experience and a valuable quality in international and European programmes, as proved by: This area took part in the ECTS Pilot Project from its start. Wide experience of the Teaching Staff as former PIC's coordinators. High number of students involved in the European Programmes since their beginnings (140 Socrates-Erasmus students during the academic year 2000/2001). The University of Salamanca participates in a high number of cooperation projects at local, national and transnational levels, within which the most recent is "Tuning Educational Systems in Europe". Participating Institution nr. 17. University of Valencia Type: University; Size: a. Teaching staff : 3.159, Administrative staff: 1.628, Students:52.845, Graduated students in 2001/2002 : 7.758; Expertise: Since1499, the University of Valencia initially dedicated to the study of medicine, humanities, theology and law has become a modern European university today. Our University is opened to almost every branch of teaching, research and culture. The University of Valencia is one of the largest, oldest and most varied of the Spanish Universities. This 3.159 teaching staff are integrated into 17 faculties, 90 departments and 14 research institutes of the social, health, human, experimental and basic sciences areas. The University has three campuses of Knowledge and Scientific Areas, where 59 graduate degrees and 362 post-graduate (master and doctoral) degrees are taught. BLASCO IBÁÑEZ: Health Sciences; Humanities; Education. TARONGERS: Social Sciences BURJASSOT-PATERNA: Experimental Sciences, Technology& Engineering Experience : In 2002, 42 Spanish Scholarships and Grants covered humanities investigation projects. HUMANITIES SPANISH RESEARCH INSTITUTES INTO THE UNIVERSITY OF VALENCIA: Spanish Council for Scientific Research(CSIC) IEDHC(History of science, medicine, bibliometry, bibliographic information system) WOMAN STUDIES (labour market, equality policy action,family context) VALENCIAN PHILOLOGY(Grammar, literature, sociolinguistics, language teaching, translation studies) This University reaches the research field trough the OTRI. The faculty of geography and history, for example, had 41 lines of investigation opened into the European programs such as : FOGGARA. INVENTORY, ANALYSIS AND VALORIZATION OF TRADITIONAL WATER TECHNIQUES OF EUROPEAN AND SAHARAN DRAINAGE TUNNELS TRANSFERRING EXPERIENCES OF ENDOGENOUS RURAL DEVELOPMENT POLICIES-IMPACTS, INSTITUTIONS, NETWORKS BUILDING NEW RELATIONSHIPS IN RURAL AREAS UNDER URBAN PRESSURE (RURBAN) LAND USE CHANGES AND LAND DEGRADATION IN MEDITERRANEAN AGRICULTURAL SYSTEMS MARIE CURIE INDIVIDUAL FELLOWSHIPS SUPPORTING AND PROMOTING INTEGRATED TOURISM IN EUROPE'S LAGGING RURAL REGIONS (SPRITE) Aspatial peripherality, innovation and the rural economy (ASPIRE) PARTNERSHIPS FOR RURAL INTEGRATED DEVELOPMENT IN EUROPE (pride) REGIONAL IMAGES AND THE PROMOTION OF QUALITY PRODUCTS AND SERVICES IN THE LAGGING REGIONS OF THE EUROPEAN UNION.(RIPPLE) An integrated Methodology for Projecting the Impact of Climate Change and Human Activity on Soil Erosion and Acosystem Degradation in the Mediterranean:A climatological gradient and dynamic systems approach.ERMESII. This University is partner in many exchange projects for students and academics. Erasmus/Socrates/Leonardo/ECTS Pilot Project Participating Institution nr. 18. University of Grenoble 142 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type: University; Size: a. 718 teaching staff, 535 administrative staff, b. 19275 students; Expertise: History; Experience: L'UPMF continue à privilégier la mobilité des étudiants et des enseignants-chercheurs au travers les programmes d'échanges et les bourses. La mobilité étudiante s'accroît chaque année (+ 20 % en deux ans), en particulier pour les destinations européennes et vers l'Amérique du Nord. Les nouvelles coopérations avec des partenaires des Pays d'Europe Centrale et Orientale (PECO), d'Amérique Latine, d'Asie et d'Afrique diversifient désormais les échanges. Partner ECTS from beginning. Participating Institution nr. 19. University of Paris IV Type: University Size: a. 739 teaching staff; b. 26195 students. Expertise: The University of Sorbonne is particularly devoted to the teaching of Humanities, Philosophy, Sciences, History, Geography, Archaeology, Music, Sciences of communication and information. This University is specialised in the teaching of History. In History, teaching on all levels, from first cycle to post-doctoral. Research centres : Centre Roland Mousnier - Histoire et civilisations ; Centre de recherches en Histoire du XIXème siècle ; Centre d'Histoire de l'Islam contemporain ; Centre de recherches en Histoire de l'Innovation (CRHI) ; Centre d'histoire de l’Europe et des Relations internationales (CHERI) ; Centre d'études et de recherches sur l'Allemagne et l’espace danubien contemporain (CERAEDC) ; Experience: The History area has advanced experience in trans-national exchanges and cooperation; bilateral SOCRATES links with about 30 European Universities; many of which are also partners in CLIOHNET. Participating Institution nr. 20. University of Poitiers Type: University; Education, formation and research; Size: a. 32 teaching staff in history, b. 1300 students in history; Expertise: History; Experience: The University of Poitiers has a long tradition with international relationships. The main transnational contacts are with: Europe, Amérique Latine, Afrique, Moyen-Orient, Asie et dans une moindre mesure, Amérique du Nord et Australie. The University of Poitiers belongs to the group of Coimbra which connects the most ancient universities of Europe. Participating Institution nr. 21. University of Rouen Type: University; Education, formation and research; Size: a. 1216 teaching staff + 699 administrative staff, b. 25303 students; Expertise: History; Experience: Founded in 1966 the University is involved in some trans-national projects as: in Leonardo (sangria): European project; Intereg II – Rive Manche. It is also involved in the research field through its 3 Centers: Engineering, Bio-Chemical and of Humanities., as the research-field is one of the most important aim for the University of Rouen. Participating Institution nr. 22. University College Cork Type: higher education institution; Size: a. 1800, b. 14000; Expertise: The institution participated in the original ECTS pilot programme in the field of history and has subsequently extended ECTS to all other subjects. The institution's policy of internationalisation also embraces the United States and the Far and Middle East; Experience: University of Cork has been actively involved in the field of international education for a number of years. The institution has been active in ERASMUS since its inception. Under SOCRATES it has links with partner institutions in virtually all of the countries of the European Union, and also in associated countries. Participating Institution nr. 23. National University of Ireland, Galway Type: University; Size: a. 396 teaching staff, 365 administrative staff, b. 14.000 students ; Expertise: Medieval and Modern History, particularly in the areas of Irish, British, German and American history; Experience: The department participates in three Erasmus ICP programmes, and in similar exchange schemes with Universities in the USA. It is a founder member of the North European History Research Network and of its Common Doctoral Programme. It is also the lead department of the Centre for the Study of Human Settlement and Historical Change established by the University following 143 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal the award in July 2000 of a grant of 3.5 million Euros from the Government of Ireland. Individual members of the department also have teaching and research links with members of other History Departments in European and American Universities, participating in Socrates Intensive Programmes and as Visiting Professors in DAAD-sponsored programmes. Participating Institution nr. 24. University of Bologna Type: University: teaching and research; Size: a. 1625 teaching staff, non-teaching administrative and technical staff 891, b. 102779 full-time students, number of students graduated 1999/2000 2877; Expertise: An almost unique feature of the Subject area 'History' at the University of Bologna is without any doubt the extreme variety of scientific interests and the wide choice of courses in History that can be found in several Faculties. The scientific research in history is organized among several departments: Department of Ancient History, of Medieval History and Palaeography, Department of Historical Science and Department of Politics, Institution and History (for a total of more than 140 researchers and teaching staff), moreover many historians carry out their researches in other Departments: like the Department of Linguistic and Oriental studies, the department of Histories and methodologies for the preservation of cultural Heritage and many others Departments. In the framework of the scientific research historians work in close cooperation with philologists, archaeologists, specialists in the filed of social sciences, religion studies, law, economics, geography, information and communication technologies, both in interdepartmental equipes and interdepartmental centres. The fields of scientific research and scientific international cooperation are highly differentiated, ranging from local history to extra-European history and it would be impossible to mention them all. As a consequence there is a wide offer of courses in several faculties. There is also a specific Degree Course in History in the Faculty of Letters leading to a final "Laurea"-Degree in History, with specialization respectively in Ancient, Medieval, Modern, Contemporary and Oriental History, with currently more than 600 students. Courses of studies with a more general profile, like Letters and Political Science have a special historical curriculum. All the students of the Faculty of Letters and Philosophy have some history courses in their curriculum and the same happens to students of other faculties: Cultural Heritage studies, Education Economics, Law, Foreign Languages and Literature, Political Sciences. The University of Bologna, in cooperation with other Italian and foreign Universities offers a wide choice of post-graduate courses in History as well. The postgraduate doctorate curricula range from Ancient History to Medieval History to more specialized curricula like "Society, Kingship and Priesthood in the philological and anthropological methodologies (V-VI cent. A.D.)", "History of Europe: Identities, citizenship and territory in the modern and contemporary age", diachronical themes like "Religious studies: historical and social sciences for the study of religions", or methodological aspects like the doctorate curriculum in "History and Computing"; Experience: The European international cooperation in the framework of the ERASMUS - SOCRATES programmes counts more than 40 bilateral agreement in the subject area and each year between 30 and 40 History students follow courses in a foreign University or come to Bologna from a partner Institution to follow courses in History. The University of Bologna participated in the ECTS pilot scheme for the History subject area and cooperated with the network of the former ECTS pilot scheme partners in the Curriculum development project "History of the Idea and Reality of Europe". In this framework the University of Bologna organized in May 1998 an Intensive programme: "The European Culture and the Environment". From the year 1999/2000 the University of Bologna participates in the SOCRATES programme "CLIOH: Creating links and overviews for a new History agenda" coordinated by the University of Pisa. For the field of Ancient History the University of Bologna participated in the SOCRATES ODL programme with the Project Telemaco/Telemachos in the years 1998-2000 (contract N. 56626 CP-2-1999-ODL-ODL), the project has been devoted to Innovative teaching methods and to ODL ion the field of Ancient history and Classics.The faculty of Political Science is very active in the cooperation with the emerging eastern European partners in the Balcan Network. Participating Institution nr. 25. University of Milan Type: University. Main areas: Agricultural Sciences, Food Sciences, Management, Education and Teacher’s Training, Biology, Chemistry, Geography, Geology, Humanities, Language and Philology, Law, Mathematics, Informatics, Physics, Medical Sciences, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Communication and Information, Pharmacy, Veterinary medicine, Sport Sciences; Size: a. 4500, b. 60358; Expertise: As to SOCRATES Thematic Networks, University of Milan is already member of several Networks in the following fields: sociology; comparative literature; food studies; geology; biology; physics; chemistry; dentistry; Experience: University of Milan has a long experience in the field of EU Education Programmes, such as SOCRATES, TEMPUS, LEONARDO, ALFA, EU-CANADA, JEAN MONNET and SCHUMAN Programmes. Within the SOCRATES/ERASMUS Programme, University of Milan organises mobility of about 420 outgoing students and 230 incoming students per year. 144 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating Institution nr. 26. University of Padua Type: University, with degree courses in almost all Socrates areas including Teacher training Size: 1909 administrative personnel, 2197 professors; 60023 studentsExpertise: An ancient, prestigious university with longstanding contacts with most European countries Experience: in Socrates-Erasmus programmes (active in Humanitarian studies), Leonardo, Campus, Comenius, Tempus, Jean Monnet, Framework Programes, Coimbra Group, Time Project,several Thematic Networks and Alpha programmes; in addition to the European dimension, the University of Padua has links with Boston, California, Melbourne and Osaka, among others. This Institution represents Italy in the History Subject Area Group of the Tuning Project. Participating Institution nr 27 Provincial Aministration of Lucca Type of Institution, main areas and types of activity: The Province of Lucca is a local institution placed on an intermediate level between the Region and the local borough. It promotes and coordinates the economical, cultural, tourist and sport development of its community. The Province has administrative functions in different fields concerning its territory, such as: environmental matters, roads practicability, cultural heritage valorization, maintenance of high school buildings and professional courses for employees and people out of work. It administrates by collaborating with all the boroughs of its territory and it can also deal with matters whjch are delegated to it from the Region or the National Government. Expertise: cultural services. It organizes and collaborates at local, regional, national and trans-national projects concerning exposition, meetings and conventions held in Lucca. e.g: an exposition of Elisa Bonaparte household objects was held in January 2004. The objects had been borrowed from national and international museums. Participating Institution nr. 28. University of Rome La Sapienza Type: The University of Rome La Sapienza was founded on 20th April 1303 when pope Bonifacio VIII emanated a note that instituted in Rome a “Studium generale” in order to carry out studies in “in quarumlibet scientiae facultatum”. Since than the University is one of the most important academic centres of Italy and of Europe. Today the university presents a multicultural profile with Professors and students coming from all over the world. The multicultural approach of the university is well represented by the Department n. 71 of “La Sapienza”, CISUECO ( Centre of studies about central and eastern Europe countries). CISUECO was founded in 1989 in order to constitute a bridge between western and eastern cultural institutions of Europe. Since its birth the Centre promoted researches, conferences and meetings that constituted essential opportunity for a dialogue and an exchange of views between scholars coming form eastern and western European countries. CISUECO promotes the university course of “Cooperation, development and relations between people” and PHD courses in “History of Europe”. The aim of this programs is to form young researchers and young professionals who have a good preparation in history, political science, international relation and with a good knowledge of languages (in this context CISUECO pays particular attention to the languages of the eastern European countries). Size: La Sapienza a. personnel (absolute numbers and full time equivalents): - academic staff: 4.218 – technical and administrative staff: 5.287-students 144.000 CISUECO: a. personnel (absolute numbers and full time equivalents): - academic staff: 36 – technical and administrative staff: 2students 235 Expertise: Teaching and Research at Highest National level of: History; International Relations; History of eastern European countries; Experience: The University is developing a policy of openness and internationalisation that is reflected in the numerous agreements with different universities of high reputation in Europe and on other continents. In this sense, the University approached almost all European programmes for education and/or research. CISUECO has established agreements with the following universities of eastern European countries: University of Budapest (Hungary), University of Szeged (Hungary), University of Cluj-Napoca (Romania), University Neofit Rilsky (Bulgaria), Academy of Sciences of Cracovia (Poland), University of Rzeszow (Poland), University of Biškek (Kyrgyzstan) and University of Stony Brooke, NY (USA). By these agreements CISUECO tries to increase relations between scholars of eastern and western European countries. Participating Institution nr. 29. University of Rome III Type: The University of Roma Tre is a learning institution that supports the creation of a European dimension within the university system not limited to exchange of students and teachers, but including more ambitious attempt, as the creation of European curricula, degrees, etc., in the main areas and types of its activity: research and teaching (all degrees) in humanities, social and political science, law, economy, engineering, natural and medical science. The University is an integrated part of national and local culture policy and interact with scholars and public opinion through congresses and conferences, publications, open courses and 145 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal qualified partnerships. The University of Roma Tre has made the choice of an evaluation system of its efficacy and efficiency monitored by the Conference of the European Rectors; Size: a. 700 academic staff, 450 administrative staff b. 35.000 students; Expertise: In the University of Roma Tre there are Faculties of Humanities, Political Science, Economics, Law and Pedagogy that support many historical disciplines. In particular, the University has a Department of History, acting in deep inter-disciplinary cooperation with Geography and Anthropology where research programs are in progress in the fields of medieval, modern and contemporary history, cultural studies, Islamic history and civilization, history of the Americas, European and Mediterranean history, history of science, economic and social history, international relations. Since October 2001 this Department will support a new degree in “History and International Cooperation”, with innovative curricula as “History and Communication”, “History and Ethnicity”, “Civilization and Religions”, “International Cooperation on Culture Policy”. Last year the Department of History has established a new “Research Centre on the Formation of Europe and the New International Order”. The modern history staff is partner in a national research program “Italy and Spain in the XVIth and XVIIth Europe”. The geography staff is partner in a national research program “Regionalism and trans-nationality in contemporary Europe”. Experience: The Department has subscribed bilateral Agreements with European Universities or learning institutions to achieve specific aims, in particular with the Universidad Complutense of Madrid and the Ecole de Hautes Etudes en Sciences Sociales of Paris. The University of Roma Tre is partner of the University of Mediterranean, an official institution that has its head office in Rome and gathers many Mediterranean (European and Arabian) countries. The University has also a wide experience with reference to Socrates, Erasmus, Leonardo, Tempus and Alpha Programs of the European Union and participates to the Thyrrenum Consortium for the Sustainable Development. The University cooperates with the Municipality of Rome to enhance cultural life and initiatives in the town and is working to an Agreement with the Region in the framework of the European Social Fund objectives. Participating Institution nr. 30 . DIGIDOCS: Edizioni digitali online Type: non-profit cultural association mainly devoted to web dissemination of electronic texts and documents relating European historical culture Size: n.5 permanent staff; editors, experts and consultants according to need. Expertise: Digidocs is at present responsible for the managing of Cromohs (Cyber Review of Modern Historiography, http://www.cromohs.unifi.it ) and Eliohs (Electronic Library of Historiography, http://www.eliohs.unifi.it ) . The main field of Cromohs, an international electronic peer-review journal with an international and academic scientific board, is the research on modern European historical culture in various areas of interest: cultural and intellectual history, methodology and philosophy of historical research, history of erudition and of academic historical institutions, biographies and bibliography. Eliohs has developed a growing free access collection of digitalized sources of modern historical thought, selected by its scientific committee and organized in different collections. They are philological reproductions of works present in European libraries, but often of difficult access, offered for a scientific and didactical use to the international community. A selection of other digital libraries of similar interest, an internal search-engine, and a general catalogue of historical literature available on the web, makes it an important resource for study and research. Both Cromohs and Eliohs join the open-access philosophy for the dissemination of intellectual resources on the Internet. The scientific and university community in which the responsible are directly involved guarantees the quality of their results. Cromohs' essays are regularly indexed by Historical Abstracts ( http://sb2.abc-clio.com:81/ ) and pointed out as one of the most valuable Internet resources for historian by various international organizations. Experience: Digidocs activities are developed in cooperation with various national and international institutions. Its electronic journal Cromohs is published by Firenze University Press ( http://epress.unifi.it/ ), which is responsible for the dissemination of its materials as print-on-demand and for the legal deposit at the Biblioteca Nazionale Centrale of Florence, and participates to the DOAJ (Directory of Open Access Journal) project ( http://www.doaj.org/ ). Cromohs and Eliohs are maintained with the cooperation of CSIAF (Centro Servizi Informatici dell'Ateneo Fiorentino http://www.csiaf.unifi.it/ ) and are connected to the project Storia Moderna – Risorse on-line per la storia moderna ( http://www.stmoderna.it/AspFiles/index.asp ) . Eliohs' collection "European Identity in historical culture of modern age" ( http://wwwnt.unifi.it/eliohsbib/collane_identita.asp ) has been already opened in cooperation with Cliohnet project. Participating Institution nr. 31 Edizioni PLUS Type: new publishing house of the University of Pisa. Size: 4 permanent staff. Expertise: University publishing house and project leader of CLIOH’s Workshop I and II. Experience: Edizioni Plus has been created to disseminate broadly and without monetary gain the best of what comes from the academic world, not only from the University of Pisa. The PLUS publishing activity will encompass manuals, handbooks, essays, magazines, and in-depth studies of specific subjects of popular interest, in addition to the University’s informational and institutional 146 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal publications. A fundamental part of PLUS’s profile is the attractive and efficacious publicity and communication about its activities and its offer through Internet, as well as through appropriate audiovisual and multimedial channels. Edizioni PLUS mantains a regular presence at important book fairs for instance: Turin – International Book Fair and Frankfurter Buchmesse (very important international fairs that offer the opportunity to meet the people in cherge of the most prestigious University Press publishers of the world. With its presence, Edizioni PLUS reinforces its contacts with the foreign public and consolidates its position on the foreign market); Bibliocom – Rome (Edizioni PLUS is present at the Libraries Association Congress, which takes place every year in Rome). The website, as tool for information about activities has now reached the rhythm of 40.000 ‘hits’ per month. In its three years activities Edizioni PLUS has collaborated with CLIOH/CLIOHnet, the EuropeanThematic Network for History in carrying out its publishing and audiovisual projects. Furthermore PLUS has issued a number of publications, of scholarly and wider public interest (more details on http://www.edizioniplus.it/inglese/AspFiles/index.asp ). Participating Institution nr. 32. University of Groningen Type: University. Faculties: Divinity & Religious Studies, Law, Arts, Medical Sciences, Social Sciences, Mathematics & Natural Sciences, Management and Organization, Economics, Philosophy, Spatial Sciences; Size: Institution in terms of a.) personnel: about 5500 in absolute numbers (2001) and 4291 in full time equivalents (2001) b.) learners 20532 (2002); Male to Female ratio: 51/49; Expertise: History; Experience: Vast experience in national and trans-national exchanges (Socrates and Tempus); central co-ordination of ECTS Pilot Project History Subject Area (1989-1995), national co-ordination ECTS, (inter)national counselling ECTS (since 1995), central coordination of the project Tuning Educational Structures in Europe (since 2000). Participating Institution nr. 33 University of Utrecht Type: Higher Education Institution Size: a.6739, b. 21317; Expertise: Local Level: Teaching Teaching Undergraduate 20th century Political, Social, Gender History; Developing & teaching undergraduate Women’s’ History Programme; Teaching Gender & History in Middle Ages to Present, Philosophy of History, Methodology; National Level: Teaching Development and Teaching first Women’s History Graduate Course; Co-teaching graduate courses in Women’s History; Staff Member for History (Teaching and Tutorials) in International PhD-Programme in Women’s Studies at Utrecht University; Involved in International Archive of Women’s History (Policy and Educational Projects); Experience: International Level: Teaching and Cooperation Projects: ATHENA – European SOCRATES Thematic Network for Women’s Studies: Member of the ATHENA Task Force on Teaching History of Feminism and Women’s Studies; Development, Coordination and Teaching of Women’s History Cluster in annual European Summer School in Women’s Studies (Development Programme, assignments, Didactics, Focus on European Comparative History of the 19 th and 20th Centuries; Comparative Research Project History of Social Work 1900-1950 Comparative Research Project History of Feminism and Imperialism. Participating Institution nr. 34. University of Graz Type: University. Main areas: Business Administration, Arts, Geography, Geology, Languages and Philological Sciences, Law, Mathematics, Medicine, Natural Sciences, Social Sciences, Communication and Information Management, Humanities and Cultural Sciences, Computer sciences, Others. Types of Activities: Classical University teaching and training. Following degree studies: Magister, Doktor, participating in various European Union Programmes; Size: a. 2244, b. 19.000; Expertise: Types of Activities: Classical University teaching and training, Following degree studies: Magister, Doktor, participating in various European Union Programmes; Experience: The Karl-Franzens-University has substantial experience in cooperation at local, regional, national and especially transnational level. The University and its numerous departments, e.g. take part in the following programmes: Socrates, Erasmus, Leonardo da Vinci, Thematic Application Programmes and Tempus/Ceepus. Especially the Department of History is very actively 147 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal involved in activities and programmes on a national and trans-national level. It does not only participate in Socrates/Erasmus, but was also one of the first (1992), which introduced ECTS in its curriculum. Participating Institution nr. 35. Universidade Aberta Type: Universidade Aberta, the Portuguese distance teaching public university, created in 1988, has its headquarters in Lisboa, two regional centers, in Coimbra and in Porto, and study centers all over the country. Universidade Aberta offers a great variety of courses: undergraduate and postgraduate degree programmes, teacher training and continuing education courses, as well as Summer courses for foreigners. All undergraduate and teacher training programmes work on the distance learning mode while the majority of post-graduations programmes operate on the face-to-face mode. As for the continuing education courses, they are mostly run at a distance. Universidade Aberta is one of the largest national producers of university didactic materials. The printed materials, which constitute the core of the University's courses, are usually complemented by one or more of the following learning facilities: videocassettes, audiocassettes, CD-ROMs, Internet, TV and radio broadcasts. Size: Teaching and research staff (professors and lectures): 179; Technical and Administrative staff: 330.Learners: 11 000 Expertise: Research and Teaching of History and Interdisciplinary Studies. Master and Doctors Degrees on History. We are now testing a postgraduation distance learning programme on Mediterranean studies, in a partnership with other European universities. Experience in cooperation: Univ. Aberta has a considerable experience both at a national and international level. Besides its involvement in National cooperation with several Portuguese institutions, and in projects with African Portuguese Speaking countries and Timor, it participates as coordinator or partner in several EC programmes, a few examples: Socrates/Erasmus: "O Mediterrâneo, encruzilhada de povos e culturas", 29194-IC-1-2001-2-PT-ERASMUS-PROG-2 (coord. Univ. Ab) Socrates/Lingua: "Português… (inter)Acção!" (PINTAC), 87851-CP-1-2000-PT-Lingua-D (coord. Univ. Ab) Socrates/ODL: "ODL Migrations: afirming diversity through migration", 56073-CP-2-99-1-PT-ODL-ODL (coord. Univ. Ab) Connect Initiative: GESPOSIT: Gestão de conflitos e da violência pela mediação escolar (escola/família), Programa de Educação Pessoal e Social - CONNECT/XXII/99PO-001 (coord. Univ. Ab) Leonardo da Vinci: REFLECT - Review of Foreign Language and Cultural Needs, UK/00/B/P/LA-129_179 (U.Ab partner) RTD Framework Programme: Telematics: SELECT: Strategies for European Language Engineering - enhanced; LE4-8304 (U.Ab partner). Participating Institution nr. 36. University of Coimbra Type: Higher Education. All areas of study included in the Erasmus code list, excepting Agricultural Sciences, Teaching and Research. The University of Coimbra is a leading institution of Portuguese Academia. Dated from 1290 it has been the sole University in the country until the beginning of the XXth century. Size: a. 1454 teaching staff, 1179 administrative staff b. 23394 students of which 2300 graduated in 2002/2003; Expertise: The University of Coimbra has a large experience in different European Programmes from their beginning, either as coordinator or as partner institution. The University of Coimbra has a great experience in international cooperation and internationalisation is one of its main priorities. To support this policy the University has a central unit – the International Relations, Projection and Communication Unit. The Department of History have been also participating in several European projects, most of them within Socrates/Erasmus Programme; The University is a major origin and destination for SOCRATES/ERASMUS interchange in the country, receiving and sending, almost in balance, around 500 students per year (500 incoming and 500 outgoing students). Experience: The experience of the University of Coimbra involves its participation in the following Programmes: Socrates/Erasmus, Comenius, Lingua, Tempus, Thematic Networks, ALFA, EU/USA, EU/CANADA, EU/AUSTRALIA. Also important is the exchange with countries such as China, Japan and Brazil. The University of Coimbra is also a member of important Networks such as the Coimbra Group, Utrecht Network.,Tordesillas Group, CUM, EUA, IAU, etc. In the History Group, awareness and commitment to the European dimension in Higher Education is central. The Group belongs to the CLIOH/ClioNet thematic network and has participated in the Tuning project in 2001/2002, in Tuning II in 2002/2003 and was one of the evaluated institutions in the Trans-national European Evaluation Project (TEEP-2202). The Group further participates in a Master in European Studies (CDA) since 1996, and, more recently, in an Intensive Program on European Identity and Multiculturalism, together with other ten European universities. The Group has strong and sustained ties with non-European countries, specially Brazil and other Portuguese speaking countries. Participating Institution nr. 37. New University of Lisbon Type: University. The New University of Lisbon - Universidade Nova de Lisboa - is a Public Institution of Higher Education and Scientific Research. It is the most recently established State University in the Lisbon Metropolitan Area. It integrates high level technological knowledge with updated perspectives in the social , human, law and health sciences. This university includes five Faculties - Colleges - three Institutes and one National School of Public Health. Soon another High School of Heritage and 148 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Restoration will become part of the UNL. The University grants degrees in 37 fields and teaches about 30 Postgraduate and 60 Master programmes. The Universidade Nova de Lisboa was founded on the 11th August 1973, and is the most recent of Lisbon’s three state universities. Integrated in a framework of expansion and diversification of higher education. UNL consists of multi-faculty-institute units, each having a large measure of autonomy. The various units are firmly rooted in broad fields of study and continuously adapt and change as subjects develop. Moreover, research centres, libraries, laboratories and hospitals have been organized to foster interdisciplinary research and graduate teaching. Size: Personnel: Teaching staff of the FCSH: 342; Administrative staff of the FCSH: 98 The Department of History comprises 22 Lecturers and 21 Professors. Learners: Number of students of the FCSH: 4950 Expertise: The Department of History of the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences promotes the teaching and the research of History, with a special focus on the following fields: History of the Pre-Classical Civilizations; Medieval History of Portugal; EarlyModern History of Portugal; History of the Portuguese Overseas Expansion; History of 19 th and 20th century Portugal. Experience: In 1997 the Faculty of Social and Human Sciences joined the SOCRATES programme and extended bilateral agreements with several academic institutions from the EU member state countries for student and teaching staff exchange, as well as for joint projects for curriculum development. The Department of History has agreements with the following EU universities: Universidad de Santiago de Compostela; Université de Franche-Comté (Besançon); Université François Rabelais (Tours); Universidad de Cantabria (Santander); Universiteit Gent; Universidad de Salamanca; Katholieke Universiteit Leuven; HumboldtUniversität zu Berlin; Rijksuniversiteit Leiden; Université Marc Bloch (Strasbourg II); Universidad Complutense de Madrid; Technische Universität Dresden; École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales; Universität Wien. Participating Institution nr. 38. Univeristy of Helsinki Type: University. Main areas of activity are teaching and research in various fields of study Size: a. 6822, b. 36822; Expertise: The University of Helsinki and the Renvall Institute have advanced programmes in European History, including Russian and British Experience: The University of Helsinki has actively participated in several EU-funded programmes such as Socrates, Tempus, Leonardo da Vinci, Jean Monnet, Alfa and the 5th framework program for R & D. Altogether some 250 projects where the University of Helsinki staff are involved are currently funded by the EU. The History Department has actively participated in programmes such as Socrates and Nordplus, both in the level of student exchange and the staff mobility. ECTS Subject Area group and CLIOH PROG members. Participating Institution nr. 39. University of Turku Type: University. 6 faculties (faculty of humanities, of mathematics and natural sciences, of medicine, of law, of social sciences, of education); 10 special units; the university co-ordinates 11 nationwide graduate schools. Size: a. personnel 2711, b.17376 , Master’s degrees 1069, Licentiates 56, Doctorates 117. Expertise: One of the main fields of the university is cultural interaction and integration in which the department of history has a central role as the co-ordinator of a nationwide graduate school on this theme. A recent new initiative has been the founding of a new department (in year 2001) dedicated to the research of cultural production and landscape studies. This was made by the initiative of the department of history and history is closely attached to its programmes. At the moment the history department is working in a pilot project (together with the department of history of University of Tampere) to create a virtual university of history. In the faculty of humanities there is also a Master’s programme in English “Baltic Sea Region Studies” which is a multidisciplinary programme concentrating on the North-East part of Europe. Experience: The department has participated in Erasmus/Sokrates student exchange and in Nordic Exchange Programme Nordplus for years and has had good experiences of the ECTS system (because a credit system exists in Finland since the early 1980's it has been easy to use the ECTS system). The department of history was appointed a centre of excellence in academic teaching by the Ministry of Education in 1997. This enabled the department to start an annual international conference series (e.g. on time, memory, space, change) in Turku which has greatly improved the possibilities of students to have international. Participating Institution nr. 40. University of Uppsala Type: EDU.4 University. Subject areas 02-16 (all education and research in all subject except the agricultural sciences); Size: a. 3173 teaching staff, 1799 administrative staff, b. 31000 full-time students plus 8000 part-time students; Expertise: Expertise at the Department of History covers many fields, i.e. social, economic, political, etc., from ancient to contemporary history; Experience: ECTS pilot project in history since 1992, student exchanges, CDI: “The History and Reality in Europe” and “Refounding Europe: Creating Links, Insights and Overviews for a new History Agenda”, IP’s in Bologna, Gent, Reykjavik, Roskilde, Pisa (2 times), "Tuning Educational Structures in Europe". 149 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating Institution nr. 41. University of Aberdeen Type: University, with Faculties of Arts & Divinity, Medicine, Science & Engineering, Social Services & Law; Size: a. 677 teaching staff, 161 administrative staff, b. 9385 full-time students, 1281 part-time students; Expertise: Areas of teaching and research include: Non-Anglocentric British History from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century; North Sea and Baltic History in the Medieval and Early Modern Periods; contacts with Scotland and the Americas and Empire; the History of Diet, Disease and Death from the Middle Ages to the Twentieth Century; and Coal, Oil, Capital and Labour in Modern and Contemporary Europe. Experience: The University of Aberdeen currently holds approximately 200 bilateral agreements with institutions in 19 European countries. In terms of research activity the University has been particularly active in promoting and applying for funding under framework 5. The Department of History currently maintains Socrates/Exchange links with the Universities of GHENT, LEUVEN, GREIFSWALD, KIEL, SOUTH DENMARK, BARCELONA, PECS, AMSTERDAM, GOTHENBERG, AMSTERDAM, SORBONNE NOUVELLE, ABO, RIGA AND GRONINGEN. It was also one of the founder members in 1996 of the Northern European Historical research Network, and has coordinated conferences and publications of the Northern group since its foundation. Participating Institution nr. 42. University of Sussex (Brighton) Type: The University of Sussex was founded in 1961 and quickly established a position among the UK’s leading institutions, exhibiting excellence across a wide range of disciplines, a strong interdisciplinary tradition and a distinctive and high-quality learning experience. Sussex is a medium-sized university, offering about 200 undergraduate degrees and 120 taught postgraduate programmes; supervision for MPhil and DPhil degrees is also available. The disciplines which can be studied at Sussex are: Law, Management Studies, Medicine, Education, Humanities, Social Sciences and Cultural Studies, Sciences, Engineering, Computing and Information Technology. The University has a strong international focus with links with institutions across the world, and teaching and research staff from 40 nations. About 2,300 students come from outside the UK, from over 100 countries. There is a large study abroad programme with one in seven undergraduate students spending a year in other European countries, North or South America. Size: a. 515 teaching faculty, 295 research faculty, 615 administrative staff, 3265 part-time students, 10313 full-time students, 2719 graduates 2001-2002; Expertise: History at Sussex has an international research reputation. Its research and teaching concentrates on all aspects of contemporary History, British and European History since 1500, Intellectual History, and Life History. The History Group lays particular emphasis on social, cultural, political and economic history of the 19th and 20th centuries; on Early Modern social, intellectual and religious history; on life history and oral history research; and on gender and women's history in a wide range of countries. For individual areas of research and potential supervisors, see Faculty Research Interests; Experience: Postgraduate history at Sussex reflects the excellence of the History Group's research standing. Over almost four decades Sussex has been in the vanguard of historical research in Great Britain and Europe. Its plurality of scholarship, the interdisciplinarity of its structures, its closeness to the academic resources of both London and the Continent, and its lively, multicultural and stimulating community life make it ideal for graduate history students from all over the world. Participating Institution nr. 43 Cardiff University Type: University; Size: 895 teaching staff; 9784 students Expertise: Expertise in the School covers various aspects of History in European and other countries, e.g. UK (Wales, Scotland, England and Ireland), Italy, France, Russia, Spain, Germany, Greece, Hungary, etc.; Experience: The School has a long-standing involvement with Erasmus and Socrates. Members of staff in the School have wide experience in co-ordinating international exchange programmes and the University itself has a highly experienced International Office. Participating Institution nr. 44. University of Edinburgh Type: Public University; Size: a. 5800 (all staff), b. 20293 students; Expertise: The areas of History which are taught are: Medieval and Renaissance, Modern British History; Modern European History; African, Asian, Australasian History; American History; Economic and Social History; History and Art; Experience: The Department of History is involved in numerous Erasmus staff and student exchange arrangements, in curriculum development programmes and in an Intensive Programme. 150 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating Institution nr. 45. University of Wales, Swansea Type: University. Subject areas: Faculties of Arts and Social Sciences; of Business, Law, and Economics; of Education and Health Studies; of Engineering; and of Science. It is expected that ECTS will be implemented in all subject areas shortly. Size: Approximately 10,000 students, including some 800 postgraduate students. Expertise: Relations with European universities and other institutions are co-ordinated by the University's European Office. Most departments in the University participate in the Socrates exchange scheme and several are involved in co-operative teaching and research projects with European partners. The University is hosting a national conference on Tuning and the Bologna Process in March 2004. Experience: the History Department of the University of Wales Swansea has been involved in the Erasmus (now Socrates) Exchange scheme from the outset and in 1999 hosted a conference for its Socrates group. The History Department has participated actively in the Tuning project since its inception and in 2002 joined Cliohnet.Research and teaching expertise of members of the department extends from early medieval to contemporary history; covers American as well as European history; and includes all main branches of the discipline - political, military, intellectual, social, economic, urban, art. Among the departments members are specialists in French, German, Austrian, Italian , Soviet, Welsh, and Netherlands history and co-operative projects and conferences are constantly being organized - most recently the 15th Anglo-Dutch Historical Conference, held at Swansea in August 2003. Participating Institution nr. 46. Primrose Publishing Type: Publishing House specialised in books and software for language learning. Size: Proprietor, experts and consultants according to need. Expertise: Now actively engaged in educational training, running courses for training tutors and teachers in the use of computers, and the Internet, for teaching and learning languages; the languages covered now exceed 50, including most languages of Eastern Europe. The software is marketed under the name “Tick-Tack”. It is used extensively in universities, colleges and schools throughout Europe. Primrose has built up a closely-knit, world-wide team of over 100 dedicated linguists, many in senior university posts. These guarantee the accuracy and high quality of all the language material. Key members of the team also take part in the training courses. Experience: Established in 1975 by Anne and David Sephton (MA Oxon), Primrose Publishing has been, and is, a partner in a number of EU projects, creating advanced software. These include two Leonardo projects for developing complex programs on CD and the web for training teachers and students preparing for professional examinations in English, French Participating Institution nr. 47. University of Iceland (Reykjavik) Type: University; Size: a. 862, b. 9046 students; Expertise: The Department of History has an academic staff of 13 full time teachers, in addition to temporary experts that are hired to teach individual courses. The program is divided into three cycles; (a) BA cycle of three years, where the students take general courses covering Icelandic and World History, in addition to methodology in the first three semesters, and more specialised elective courses in the last three semesters; (b) MA cycle of two years, with one year of specialized courses and one year thesis project; (c) PhD cycle of 4-5 years. The general research capacity of the academic staff is primarily in Icelandic history, but most of the teachers are active in international debates in their fields of expertise. Experience: As the only university faculty of History in Iceland, the Department of History at the University of Iceland has a leading role in research and teaching cooperation both at national and trans-national levels. On the local/national level, the Department is now running two large research projects on commercial history (funded with government grant and grants from banks and a number of companies) and on the construction of Icelandic national identity (funded by national research funds). On the trans-national level, the Department organized recently the first general conference on Arctic and Sub-Arctic history, with the participation of over 60 scholars coming from 13 countries, and it has been involved in Nordic projects on the history of child and infant mortality through time, and on the history of the welfare state, just to name a few. The Department of History has been active in ERASMUS/SOCRATES cooperation since 1992, or the same year as Iceland became a member of the program. In that year, the department was selected to represent the university in the ECTS pilot project, and it has been an active member in the various activities organized by that group in recent years. The Department organized, for example, an Intensive Programme on Nations, Nationalities and National Identity in Historical Perspective in May 2000, with participation of students and teachers from 17 universities in 13 countries. Participating Institution nr. 48. University of Bergen Type: A modern university, which from the very start in 1948 focused on research and dissemination of academic knowledge, in addition to higher education. It is organized in seven faculties and some 90 departments and specialized centres. Size: 17 000 students and more than 3300 staff members. Expertise: The History Department has a teaching staff of ca. 20 members (professors and associate professors). All epochs are included in the degree course: Ancient history, Medieval history, Early Modern history and Modern history. The department offers special courses in Middle Eastern history. Most of the medievel historians are presently located at a Centre for Medieval Studies. Important research fields are: health- and welfare state history, gender- and family history, demography, local history, history of the modern state, migration history, and economic, cultural, and political globalisation. 151 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Experience: The University of Bergen has now formalized bilateral collaborative agreements on research and teaching with institutions on every continent. Norway: University of Bergen collaborates with other universities and colleges of higher education in the Norwegian Network. Scandinavia: student exchanges via the Nordplus programme. Europe: Erasmus-Socrates, Leonardo and Tempus (Eastern Europe) programmes. IV. Queries about your role in CLIOHNET organisation Participating Institution nr. 49. University of Sofia Type: University. Education; Size: a. approx. 2000, b. approx. 20000; Expertise: Over 110 years of practice in teaching history at university level; Experience: No previous Socrates expertise. Numerous previous and current bi-lateral international projects at university level. Partner in CLIOH PROG; has proposed a SOCRATES IP on Federalism for 2004 Participating Institution nr. 50. Masaryk University of Brno Type: University. Faculty of Arts, Science, Medicine, Law, Economics and Administration, Informatics, Education, Social Studies; Size: a. 1195 teaching staff, 1301 administrative staff, b. 14191 full-time students, 3564 part-time students; Expertise: the University of Brno is the second Department after that of Prague in the Czech Republic. History is taught both from Western and Eastern viewpoints; Experience: No experience in coordinating EU projects; partner in CLIOH PROG programme. Participating Institution nr. 51 Charles University of Prague Type: University, classical type (humanities, social sciences, natural sciences, law, medicine, education, theology, sport and physical education, mathematics and physics, pharmacy); Size: a. 4238 full time teaching staff, 1565 part time, 9497 administrative staff b. 41 045 students in all programmes. Expertise: the three Institutes of History (Czech, World, Economic & Social History) of the Faculty of Philosophy & Arts of Prague are the first in size and in importance for the teaching of History in the Czech Republic. Experience: Advanced experience in co-operation at national and trans-national level in students and teachers exchanges, research projects, conferences. a) University has worldwide net of cooperation contracts. Historians alone have Erasmus/Socrates contracts with 25 universities in 8 European countries and professional contacts with many European and American historians . Participating Institution nr. 52. University of Tartu Type: University. Main areas: 02, 03, 04, 05, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16; Size: a. 1500 teaching staff, ca 1500 administrative staff, b. 17550 students (that is all together in whole university); Expertise: History; Experience: The University of Tartu participates in TEMPUS, ISEP (International Student Exchange Program) and the SOCRATES programme with co-operation agreements between the universities as well as in the frame of the contracts between Estonia and other countries: partner in CLIOH PROG programme. Participating Institution nr. 53. University of Cyprus Type: University: 4 Faculties; Size: 3200 students; Expertise: The Department of History and Archaeology focuses primarily on the Eastern Mediterranean World, from Southern Italy and Eastern Libya to the fertile crescent, and its connection with the rest of Europe and the Middle East from prehistory to the present day. Special emphasis is on Cypriot history and archaeology; Experience: A young university, aiming to be a regional Greek-language teaching centre and an international research institution in the humanities and sciences, and, in the future, law, medicine, and fine arts. Participating Institution nr. 54. University of Latvia Type: University Size: a. personnel: 1994 , b. learners: 29 672 152 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Expertise: History and Literary studies including Women’s Studies; Experience: The University of Latvia has taken an active role in the CLIOH PROG Project and in CLIOHNET. It has carried out the self evaluation process using CLIOHNET/Tuning criteria in the framework of TEEP 2002 Pilot Project organised by ENQA . It has successfully proposed an IP on "Religion and Political Change: Past and Present" which will be held in Riga in May 2003. It will also host the CLIOHNET spring plenary meeting in 2003. Participating Institution nr. 55. University of Vilnius Type: EDU.4 University. Main areas: 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11, 12, 13, 14, 15, 16; Size: a. 1365 teaching staff, 126 administrative staff, b. 11854 full-time students, 3331 part-time students; Expertise: International conference "Historiography and Open Society" was organized by the Faculty of History in 1996. The conference was organised in co-operation with George Soros Open Lithuania Foundation, Kulturwissenschaftlischen Institut im Wissenschaftszentrum des Landes Nordrhein-Westfalen (Essen) and George Eckert Institut für die internationale Schulbuchforschung (Braunschweig). Materials of the conference were published in 1998. Experience: ECTS pilot project in history since 1992, student exchanges, CDI: “The History and Reality in Europe” and “Refounding Europe: Creating Links, Insights and Overviews for a new History Agenda”, IP’s in Bologna, Gent, Reykjavik, Roskilde, Pisa (2 times). Vilnius University and the Faculty of history participated in the Tempus project in 1996. Faculty of History prepared the first in Lithuania ECTS Information Package 1997-1999. This booklet was the first attempt to present Vilnius University and the curricula of the Faculty of History in ECTS terms. This Information package was published under the TEMPUS CME project No 01524-95, funded by EU Commission. Faculty of History took part in the project "Memoria Mundi" financed by UNESCO. The whole project "Memoria Mundi" emphasized the importance of collective memory of the nations and their cultural identity. The Faculty of History submitted an application concerning the implementation and funding of the project "Visual Memory of Lithuania" to the UNESCO Commission in January 1998. The compact disk "Memory of Lithuania and Ancient Maps: was a part of the project "Visual Memory of Lithuania" carried out by our Faculty and was its firs real product. Faculty of history also participated in the World Exposition EXPO 2000 which took place in Germany (Hanover) in October 1-31st, 2000. We prepared two information terminals: "Lithuania and the World", "History of Lithuanian - History of Tolerance" and also took part in the information terminal called "Still Unknown Vilnius". Centre of Stateless Cultures which is in the Faculty of History organized international conference "The Weakest Minorities: Stateless Cultures and Intercultural Respect in the New Europe" on the 7-9th of November, 2000. Several international courses were organised by the Faculty of History, Chair of Theory of History and History of Culture (Centre of Ethnology and Social Anthropology). 1996 - doctoral level course "Nordic-Baltic Research Course: cultural Identities in Social and historical Context" was held and sponsored by NORFA. The course was oriented to the PhD students from Scandinavian and Baltic countries. In 1999 - a doctoral level course "Main Issues in Contemporary Anthropology" was held by Prof. Jonathan Friedman from Department of Social Anthropology, Lund University. In 2000 a doctoral level course "Political Anthropology and Anthropology of the Transition" was held by Assoc. Prof. Steven Sampson from Department of Social Anthropology, Lund University. 2000-2001 starts NORFS supported co-operation between Lund-Vilnius-Copenhagen Universities. Join project - "Higher Education and Research on the Globalisation Process and its Consequences". Starting from 1999 Vilnius University and the Faculty of History participate in the SOCRATES Erasmus (Higher Education) programme. Faculty of History takes part in the Baltic Sea Region Studies programme funded by the European Union, the Finnish Ministry of Education and the University of Turku. Participating Institution nr. 56. University of Budapest Type: University; Education, Teacher training, Geology, Geography, Humanities, Languages, Philological Sciences, Social Sciences, Law, Natural Sciences, etc.; Size: a. 1887, b. 18400 full-time students, 7500 part-time students; Expertise: Prime University in Hungary for teaching and research; Experience: Socrates exchange programme (OMS/TS). Participating Institution nr. 57. University of Debrecen Type: University. Main areas: Agricultural Sciences; Architecture, urban & regional planning; Art & Design; Management; Education, Teacher Training; Engineering, technology; Geography, geology; Humanities; Languages & Philological; Sciences; Law; Mathematics, Informatics; Medical Sciences; Natural Sciences; Social Sciences; Communication and Information Sciences, Economics; Size: a. 1617, b. 13482 full-time students, 6783 part-time students; Expertise: Erasmus agreements: 153 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal University of Pisa, Italy (2000/2001, 2001/2002) University of Rostock, Germany (2000/2001, 2001/2002) Experience: Bilateral agreements: Indiana University, Bloomington, Indiana, USA University of Rostock, Germany Babes-Bolyai University, Cluj-Napoca, Romania Université Blaise Pascal, Clermont-Ferrand II, France. Partecipating Institution nr. 57 University of Miskolc Type: University Size: Expertise: Experience: Participating Institution nr 58 University of Miskolc Type: University. . 11 faculties including all principal subject areas except architecture and medicine, with a strong emphasis on mining and heavy industrial (metallurgical) traditions Size: a. 800 teaching staff; 1,200 administrative staff, b. number of students: 15 000 Experience: The Department of World History is a rather new department that works in combination with two further departments of history (dealing with the history of Hungary). Since the Faculty of Arts started to work only in the academic year of 1992/93, and the department only in 1996, the department has no long lasting tradition of domestic and/or international cooperation. The small-sized department tries to utilize the personal relations and organizational expertise of its members and to become involved in larger (possibly European) projects, like CLIOH. The last couple of years the department was involved in the academic and teaching activities of the Civic Education Project and it established links with Creighton University (USA). Though its members are involved in different and diverse research project, the main profile of the department is Western European intellectual history and social theory. Participating Institution nr 59. University of Malta Type: The University of Malta is a Higher Education Institution composed of 11 faculties, 16 centres and institutes, 2 international institutes and 19 Central Services. It is recognised as one of the oldest established higher education institutions in the Mediterranean. Entrusted with the awarding of degree and diplomas at undergraduate, postgraduate and doctoral level, acts as one of the most important research and learning bases at a national and regional level; Size: a. 758 academic staff, 625 administrative staff, b. learners 7322; Expertise: Prof. Mallia Milanes is currently working on “Communal Care and Social Welfare” before and after 1530, that is, in late Medieval Malta and during the early modern period. What will be focused on will be the system introduced by the Hospitallier Order of St. John – how it worked and how it developed. The origins of Malta’s Social Services can be traced back to the Knights. Prof. Mallia Milanes and his team at the History Department have been involved in the organisation and implementation of various projects with other universities. The Socrates Office will also be offering its assistance in technical matters. Experience: The University of Malta has been recognised as one of the oldest established higher education institutions in the Mediterranean. It has acted as a highly active participant in major networks and groupings (Utrecht, Compostela, Santander, Mediterranean, Commonwealth, etc.) The University started participating in the Socrates Programme a number of years ago as a silent partner in a number of projects. However, in 1999, the University submitted its first Socrates Institutional Contract. Over the last two academic years participation in Socrates and other EU Programmes has been on the constant increase. Enormous benefit has been gained through participation in Socrates and FP5 projects, particularly in areas where local research resource was limited. Over the past two years the Socrates Office at the University has assisted in the presentation of Thematic Networks, Curriculum Development Projects and Intensive Programmes coordinated by departments/institutes at the University itself. During this academic year the University has welcomed a total of 500 new foreign students on international and European Exchange Programmes. The Department of History has been very actively involved in the implementation of the Socrates Programme, was a leader in the signing of bilateral agreements and in encouraging students to proceed abroad on Erasmus exchanges. In fact, it was one of the first departments to send and receive students under this Action. Members of the History Department conduct extensive research and have been invited to deliver papers and presentations at prestigious institutions and conferences abroad. The latter are also highly involved in Teaching placements abroad and welcome foreign academic participation in their programme. Participating Institution nr. 60. University of Krakow Type: University; 11 Faculties; 154 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Size: 3049 teaching staff, b. 29201 students Expertise: European History; Experience: Ample international contacts. Participating Institution nr. 61. University of Torun Type: The Nicholas Copernicus University is the biggest university located in northern Poland and is outstanding in terms of scientific potential, courses of study on offer, forms of education, and number of students. It was set up on the 24th of August 1945. In the academic year 2003/2004 almost 35,000 students are studying 88 specialisations in 33 different subject areas, out of whom over 14 000 are full-time day students. There are the following faculties at the Nicholas Copernicus University: 1. Faculty of Biology and Earth Sciences, 2. Faculty of Chemistry, 3. Faculty of Economic Sciences and Management, 4. Faculty of Fine Arts, 5. Faculty of History, 6. Faculty of Humanities, 7. Faculty of Languages, 8. Faculty of Law and Administration, 9. Faculty of Mathematics and Computer Science, 10. Faculty of Physics and Astronomy. 11. Faculty of Theology For two years it has been possible to study Interdisciplinary Studies in the Humanities. In 1998 the new area "History of Art" was open to students. Students can also choose from specialisations which are rarely represented at other universities such as Medical Physics, Chemistry with Elements of Marketing and Management. Apart from special studies and BA and MA studies, NCU offers almost 40 kinds of postgraduate studies. Also provided are doctoral studies in which over 260 students are engaged. From 2004 is possible to have in English a special course for foreign students Poland in East Central Europe. Past and Present - (history, law, economics, sociology 77 ours, 15 ECTS credits. Apart from units within the faculty structure involved in teaching activity, scientific research and organisational activity, there participate interfaculty units, university centres, and interdisciplinary teams such as the University Library, the Language Centre, the Physical Education and Sports Centre, the Information Technology Centre, the Jean Monnet Centre for European Studies, the Juliusz Schauder Centre for Nonlinear Studies, the International Centre for Information Management, the Interdisciplinary Group for Optical Methods in the Early Detection of Cancer, the Interdisciplinary Task Force for Methods of Absolute Dating, Regional Multiprocessor Systems Laboratory, the Alliance Française Centre, and the British Council Library. Size: a. 1380 teaching staff, 1458 administrative staff, b. 35 000 students; Expertise: Institute of History and Archives Studies (Instytut Historii i Archiwistyki) 70 lecturers, 1700 students of all courses "A" (highest) level (with very few other history departments) in national classification- the Institute is in the course of the accreditation process Experience: large SOCRATES/ERASMUS cooperation - 30 stable partners. bilateral projects with German universities (i.e., cartography of old towns with informatic means of reconstruction). Participating Institution nr 62. University of Cluj-Napoca Type: Universitatea Babes-Bolyai was founded in 1919 but its remote beginnings can be traced back to the Middle Age, when the Diet of Transylvania decreed the creation of the first “College”. Today, the University presents a multicultural profile rooted in a multilingual basis. Located in Cluj-Napoca, in the heart of Transylvania, the University is the main centre of human resources development and higher education in this region. Its history and linguistic complexity are outcomes of the history of this region, of its participation to the European culture and democratisation process in Romania. A state run higher education institution with an enrolment of 31997 students out of which 755 foreign students, Universitatea BabesBolyai is organised within 18 faculties covering 90 minor subject areas: Mathematics and Computer Science, Physics, Chemistry, Chemical Engineering, Biology, Geology, Geography, History, Philosophy, Social Work, Letters, Law, Political Sciences, Journalism, European Studies, Business, Economics, Psychology, Sciences of Education, Physical Education and Sport, Theology (Orthodox, Catholic, Greek-Catholic and Protestant). The Babes-Bolyai University has a comprehensive (multidisciplinary) and multicultural character offering general courses in Romanian, Hungarian and German languages. Thanks to its dynamism in promoting the higher education reform, Universitatea Babes-Bolyai of Cluj-Napoca has been nominated within the PHARE Programme for the Higher Education Reform in Romania (HER) among the eight Pilot universities ranged as Level One Institutions destined to play a key role in the process of European academic integration. Size: a. personnel (absolute numbers and full time equivalents): - academic staff: 2415 - administrative staff: 743 - international relation staff at central level: 10, b. learners: 24429 full time + 7568 part time Expertise: Research and Teaching of History and European Studies; 155 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Experience: The University is developing a policy of openness and internationalisation that is reflected in the numerous agreements with different universities of high reputation in Europe and on other continents, as well as in the attempt to render its structures and achievements compatible with those internationally accepted. In this sense, the University approached almost all European programmes for education and/or research: TEMPUS, ACE-PHARE; PHARE-DEMOCRACY; COPERNICUS, PECO, but has also benefited from other programmes such as World Bank, the governmental programmes DAAD, Prosper, Access, Forschungsgemeinschaft, a.s.o. Out of these, TEMPUS has been highly used by the University to achieve some of its strategic aims for short and medium term in compliance with the general reform. Since 1991, 50 structural projects and 6 Complementary Measure projects have been in run making possible important institutional changes. In 1997 the University joined the SOCRATES Programme and ever since it extended bilateral agreements with 174 universities from the EU member state countries for student and teaching staff exchange as well as for joint projects for curriculum development. In 1998/1999 the University sent out 207 ERASMUS students (76,10% take up rate at national level) and 44 teaching staff; in 1999/2000 the rate was raised: 261 outgoing students (79,09%) and 53 outgoing teaching staff (63,85%); in the current academic year 2000/2001 425 students are planned to go out as ERASMUS students and 164 teachers. The University is currently involved in 1 CDA and 3 CDI projects. Participating Institution nr. 63. University of Suceava Type: University. 7 Faculties and 1 College. Subject areas: 01.6 Forestry; 04 Business studies and Management Sciences, 05 Education, Teacher Training, 06 Engineering Technology, 07 Geography, Geology, 08 Humanities, 09 Languages and Philological Sciences, 14.6 International Relations, European Studies, Area Studies, 15.6 Museum Studies, Conservation, 16.1 Physical education, Sport Science. Types of Activities: Classical University teaching and training. Following degree studies: Master, Doctorship. Size: a. 311 teaching staff, 282 administrative staff, b. 7000 full time students, 1650 part time students, app. 100 PhD students; Expertise: History Experience: In the University of Suceava there are Faculties of History and Geography, Economic Sciences & Public Administration and College for Teacher Education that hold many historical disciplines. In particular, the University has a Department of History, acting in deep inter-disciplinary cooperation with Geography and Philosophy with research programs in the fields of ancient, medieval, modern and contemporary history, cultural studies, European history and international relations, economic and social history. The University has experience in cooperation at a local (“Bucovina” Museum of Suceava, National Archives of Suceava, Education Inspectorate of Suceava County etc), regional and national level (within the North-East Development Region, University of Iasi, University of Bacau, National Archives of Iasi, Biological, Geographical and Geological Research Centre “Stejarul” of PiatraNeamt, Romanian Academy Centre for Research of the Bucovina Problems – Radauti etc.). The University has also a wide experience with reference to Socrates, Erasmus, Leonardo and Tempus Programs of the European Union (France: University of Rouen, University of Lille, University of Nice, University of Strasbourg, University of Poitiers, University of Lyon, University of Lille, University of Savoie Chamberry; Italy: University of Messina, University of Modena e Reggio Emilia, University of Pescara, University of Torino, University of Catania, University of Cagliari, University of Ferrara; Germany: University of Bielefeld, University of Applied Sciences Bielefeld, University of Applied Sciences Trier, University of Augsburg; Spain: University of Palma de Majorca, Rey Juan Carlos University of Madrid, University of Santiago de Compostela; Brazil: University of Contestado – UnC Mafra; Ukraine: National University of Chernivcy; Technical University of Vinitsa; United Kingdom: University of Durham; Belgium: University of Liege, University of Gent; Austria: University of Wienn etc.). Participating Institution nr. 64. University of Maribor Type: University: research work and educational process in the areas of natural sciences, social sciences, humanities, arts, engineering, informatics, medicine, , management and agricultural sciences; Size: a. 945 = 757 full time b. 11412 full time, 5886 part time; Expertise: E-Com Bled 2000 – Information Society Technologies IST Programme (Fifth framework programme); Experience: Distance education at the University of Maribor (Tempus-PHARE). Innovation Relay Centre Slovenia (Fifth framework programme). Advanced Approaches in Small Farms for Food Production (Socrates-Grundtvig); CLIOH PROG programme. Participating Institution nr. 65. University of Bratislava Type: Comenius University is the "first" university of Slovakia, its research and teaching activities cover all fields of Humanities, Natural sciences, Medicine, Law etc. (not technical sciences and economy) Department of Slovak History in cooperation with the Department of General history, Dept. of Archive sciences, Dept. of Archaeology....) has an leading position in scientific research in Slovak history (medieval and modern) and in the education of "professional historians" and teachers of history on secondary schools in Slovakia as well. Size: University: teaching staff 1999/2000: 2124 Departments of History on the Faculty of Arts: 24 teachers: b. learners number of students in the academic year 1999/2000: 17. 138 (full time), 3.691 (part time) number of students of History (major subject): 481; Expertise: My personal expertise (the Institutional is of coarse broader) in behalf of our project: 156 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal the responsible person (coordinator) for the transfer of the "old" system to the ECTS system for History on the Comenius University (in this academic year 2000/2001 we just launched the new credit-system for the freshmen); Experience: participation in international project within the EU org. (like the national coordinator and Expert for the program History and Identity in the years 1996-1998). Participating Institution nr. 66 Cukurova University Type: University. 10 Faculties including all principal subject areas. Size: a. 1883 teaching staff, 2419 administrative staff, b. 31470 full-time students, of which 4611 graduated in 2002/2003; Expertise: Cukurova University was founded on November 30, 1973 in Adana city of Turkey. Cukurova University has become the symbol of contemporary teaching and learning to educate knowleadgeable and qualified young people with its 10 faculties (Faculty of Agriculture, Faculty of Medicine, Faculty of Science and Letters, Faculty of EngineeringArchitecture, Faculty of Economics and Administrative Sciences, Faculty of Education, Faculty of Fisheries, Faculty of Divinity, Faculty of Dentistry, Faculty of Fine Arts). Within the roof of the university, there are 3 Schools of Higher Education (Adana School of Health, The School of Physical Education and Sports, The School of Tourism and Hotel Management), and 9 Vocational Schools of Higher Education attempt to educate talented young people to work in various employment positions needed by our nation. Institute of Natural and Applied Sciences, Institute of Health Sciences, Institute of Social Sciences are among the educational institutions, of which our country feels proud. Çukurova University is one of the 16 state universities which provides doctorate education, and one of the 8 centers providing English language education to master students. The State Conservatory, succesfully maintains its mission to be the resource for the world of art. Experience: Çukurova University has signed cooperation protocols with 61 universities from 20 countries. Joint-research projects are conducted, and student exchange programs are promoted to further student and academic staff members' practice with their counterparts. Çukurova University is among the Turkish Universities which will join to the SOCRATES-ERASMUS student exchange programme starting at the academic year of 2003-2004. In these case, Cukurova University is matching with Linkoping University(Sweden). Dept of Food Engineering, Dept.of Mechanical Engineering, Dept.of Economics were selected for Pilot Project for the academic year 2003/2004. The implementation results will be disseminated to other Turkish universities to make them ready for the mobility scheme of the full participation period to begin in 2004. Participating Institution nr. 67. Ortadogu Technical University, Ankara Type: University. Subject Areas: 02, 04, 05, 06, 07, 08, 09, 11, 13 and 14. 37 undergraduate (bachelor’s degree) programs in 5 faculties, and 77 master’s and 51 PhD programs in 5 graduate schools. Activities: Teaching and research Size: (a) Academic staff: 2,700, administrative staff: 1700 (b) Learners: 21,033 (as of Feb. 2004) Expertise: Department of History of Architecture (METU, DHA) was founded in 1988 as a graduate program. It has recently been converted into a department of the METU Institute of Social Sciences. This is the only graduate program in Turkey that offers Master of Arts degree in history of architecture; therefore, conditioned by the concerns of the humanities. It intends to equip students with a broad base in the history and theory of architecture from the earliest times to the present; to train students with a thorough knowledge of past and current architectural developments within a cross-cultural framework; to familiarize students with research techniques and to equip them with skills of critical judgment and interpretation with a contextual approach. The department investigates architectural history within a wide perspective. Research interests and disciplinary backgrounds of the program staff cover various fields of history and theory of art and architecture. They hold Ph. and post-doc degrees awarded by renowned institutions abroad (like Cornell, Suny at Binghampton, Canadian Centre For Architecture, LA ACCD). Studies pursued by the graduate students are based on inter-disciplinary and cross-cultural approaches, primarily aiming at the advancement of knowledge on socio-political, aesthetic and theoretical aspects of architectural history. All teaching facility and student works are pursued in English. Experience: The Centre for European Studies (CES-METU) was founded in 1997 as an interdisciplinary academic unit to undertake research and training on European integration and to enhance collaboration with universities and research centers in the EU countries. The Centre has launched a Jean Monnet project, called Researching Europe: European Integration by the View of Young Researchers. Significantly, a Jean Monnet Chair on European Political Integration has recently been awarded to the METU International Relations Department. METU European Society was founded in 1993 and accepted by AEGEE network as AEGEEAnkara by an Agora decision taken 1995. With Turkey becoming an associated country after the Helsinki Summit, METU has established the European Union Affairs Office in 2000 to coordinate the research and higher education activities between Turkey and EU. Starting in early 90’s, METU took part in several Med-Campus, MEDA, Jean Monnet and 5th Framework projects. At present our academics are involved in six different 6th Framework projects either as partners or as leaders. In this framework, the total budget of ongoing projects allocated to METU is around 2 million Euros. 157 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Participating Institution nr. 68 Fatih University Type: University. 4 faculties, 3 institutes and 3 schools including subject areas of 03, 04, 06, 07, 08, 09, 11, 12, and 13. Size: Number of teaching staff in 2002/2003: 257 Number of administrative staff in 2002/2003: 150 Number of students enrolled in 2002/2003 on higher education courses: 2578 Number of students graduated in 2002/2003: 571 Expertise: The program is designed to familiarize students with the experiences of past generations in order to enable them to understand the present better, concentrating on Ottoman political history and administrative institutions, Modern Turkey, the Middle East, Europe, and Asia with an emphasis on interdisciplinary comparisons within the broader context of world history. (i.e. courses on the History of Civilizations and Cultures, Ottoman History, and Medieval European History). Besides Ottoman paleography & diplomatics, students may take a European language such as German or French that will encourage students to diversify their research interests by specializing in research languages. Department has corporation with many organizations and join to symposiums with many universities, i.e. SUNY, Binghamton. Experience: Fatih University has made cooperation agreements with foreign universities since the early years of its foundation. It has carried out many activities with international organizations. A Symposium on "El Mediterraneo Otomano", which is held in Spanish; a conference on "The Humanities on the Birth of the Third Millennium" with Binghamton University (USA); a conference on "The Geopolitical and Economic Transition in Eurasia" with Indiana University (USA); and "Functional Polymers" seminar series with Max-Planks Institute (Germany) are among important international activities that Fatih University has organized. In addition, the Institute of Social Sciences and Institute of Science and Engineering frequently organize seminars to which distinguished international speakers also attend. In Fatih University, ECTS and DS studies have been started and within the framework of European Union Education programs, project development studies have been continuing. Projects related to European Union Socrates programs Lingua and Minerva projects were developed and presented to the Technical Office. Pre-proposal of Minerva was accepted and its full proposal will be submitted to the Technical Office. Participating Institution nr. 69 Karadeniz Technical University (Outside Partner) Participating Institution nr. 70. University of Basel Type: University; including 7 faculties (Theologische Fakultät, Juristische Fakultät, Medizinische Fakultät, Philosophisch-Historische Fakultät, Philosophisch-Naturwissenschaftliche Fakultät, Wirtschaftswissenschaftliche Fakultät, Fakultät für Verhaltenswissenschaften) with approximately 75 departments. Size: a. 850 senior, 400 junior teaching staff, b. around 8000 students; Expertise: Ancient History with special interest of research in: History of Greece and Rome, History and Culture of Hellenism and problems of east-west relationships from the Immigration of the Greek up to the early Byzantine period, Roman Historiography, Constitution and Crisis of the Roman Republic Medieval History with special interest of research in: Social and economic History of the Late Middle Ages, History of late medieval Mentalities, History of social conflicts (urban History, religious and social Movements, problems of minorities, Buidling of Nations, medieval shapping of Traditions), History of medieval Daily Life, History of the Swiss Confederatio in the Middle Ages, Medieval Archeology, Gender History of the Late Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period, Comparing History of Urban Development in the Middle Ages, History of Plagues and Diseases in the Middle Ages, Paleography of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, Italian History of Late Middle Ages and Renaissance, History of Politiccal Ideas of the Middle Ages, History of Images. Modern History with special interest of research in: History of Humanism and Religious Reform, History of France, England and Germany, History of European Border Regions especially Ireland, History of Internatinal Relations, Social and Economic History of Modern Switzerland, Political History of Switzerland, Regional History of the Upper Rhine, History of Basel, Social History of the Industrialization, Gender History of the Modern Period, History of Western and South Africa, Social History of the Early Modern Period, Historical Anthropology, Environmental History, History of Nutrition, History of Historical Sciences and Historiography. Eastern European History with special interest of research in: Social History of Russia and Sovjet Union, History of the east jewish populations, Urban and rural History of Eastern Europe. Experience: Erasmus/Socrates Exchange programme. MAUI-Utrecht Network Exchange Programme. Exchange agreements with the Universities of USA, CDN, Czech Republic, Italy and China. Eucor-Programme. Outside Partner) Participating Institution nr. 71. International Students of History Association - ISHA Type: International Students Association; 158 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Size: a. 11 administrative staff, b. 16 full member associations and 8 observing associations, consisting of several hundred active students of history in over 15 countries across Europe. Expertise: ISHA is the only international students of history association, active across Europe and with contacts beyond. Experience: In the past ISHA has been involved Unesco programmes relating to higher education. ISHA publishes a regular academic journal, the only such journal specially aimed at students of history. Annually, ISHA organises several international seminars and conferences on historical topics. Each activity is hosted by one or more of our local members, and is attended by up to 150 students of history from across Europe and beyond. At a local level activities and participation are also taken care of by individual member associations. ISHA’s prime resource is the international network connecting students of history across Europe. Associate Partner) Participating institution nr. 72. University of Tirana Type: University of Tirana was founded in 1957. In 1991 Polytechnic University of Tirana emerged from this university .Today there are 7 faculties: History and Philology Faculty ;Natural Sciences ,Social Science ,Medicine, Economic and Law. The Department of History is part of History and Philology Faculty. It is divided into two sections: the section of the History of Albania and that of World History. Size: The department has 13 teachers, and of them 5 have the title “Professor”,5 others the title of “Assoc.Professor”, 2 have the title “ Doctor of Science”, and one has a master degree. Apart from those who work full time, there are dozens of others teachers engaged part time. Expertise: Research and teaching of History Experience: Historical studies had been made in the framework of the Faculty of History and Philology of the University of Tirana. This faculty was created in 1951 as part of the high Pedagogical Institute ,which has been the first Institution to prepare teachers ,having college education ,for Human and Natural sciences .The teaching staff of this Faculty has made a significant contribution to the establishment and functioning of the faculties of the other Universities of Albania, including the University of Pristina. During 1990-2000 years, as a result of the integration of Albania’s scholarly communities into the international historians community, increasing contacts with the world after the 90-ies, the visits of western historians in Albania , the qualification of the Albanians historians in the Western Universities ( mainly with TEMPUS and FULLBRIGHT scholarships, financial support of SOROS Foundation and other kinds of scholarships, their contacts with the libraries of these universities or the study centres of Europe and U.S and the translation of some masterpieces of the world historiography in Albanian Language, have influenced on the way the history is conceived and written. (Associate Partner) Participating Institution nr. 73. University of Banja Luka Type: Faculty of Philosophy. 10 departments. Social Sciences, Humanities, Education, Teaching Training, Teaching, Research. Size: a. 184 teaching staff, 30 administrative staff, b. 3500 students. Expertise: Teaching and research of History at highest level. Undergraduate and Postgraduate Studies, Education of University, secondary School and Primary school Teachers, Research Candidates and Doctors. Experience : Experience in Local, Regional, National and International level of teaching and research cooperation (e.g. with Sarajevo U., Belgrade U., Skopje U., Bari U., Stockholm U.) Associate Partner) Participating Institution nr 74 University of Sarajevu Type: University. 20 Ffaculty; 3 Academy; 2 College:- Drama Academy, - Faculty of Architecture, - Faculty of Economics, - Faculty of Electrical Engineering, - Faculty of Criminal Sciences, - Faculty of Political Sciences, - Faculty of Physical Education, - Faculty of Metallurgy and Raw Materials in Zenica, - Faculty of Transportation and Communications, - Faculty of Pharmacy, - Faculty of Philosophy, - Faculty of Civil Engineering,- Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, - Faculty of Mechanical Engineering in Zenica,Medical Faculty, - Music Academy, - Teacher Training College,- College of education in Zenica,- Faculty of Agriculture, - Faculty of Law, - Faculty of Natural Sciences and Mathematics, - Faculty of Dental Medicine, - Faculty of Forestry, - Faculty of Veterinary Medicine, - Medical Health Care College . Size: a. 1.640 teachers and assistents and 893 non academic staff. b. number of students (total) 47,000. Expertise: Teaching and research of History at highest level. Undergraduate and Postgraduate Studies, Education of University, secondary School and Primary school Teachers, Experience: Experience in Local, Regional, National and International level of teaching and research cooperation (e.g. with University of Banja Luka, Belgrade U., Skopje U., Bari U., Stockholm U.) The University is involved in project as: Boshman, TEMPUS, Association of Italian-Bosnian-Herzegovinian friendship ''Dante Alighieri''. In the 2003 developed the UNIVERSITY COOPERATION PROGRAMME IN SOUTH-EASTERN EUROPE (“EUROPE BETWEEN INTEGRATION AND ENLARGEMENT. THE ROLE AND THE PERSPECTIVES OF THE COOPERATION AMONG UNIVERSITY, DIPLOMACY, PEACE FORCES AND INTERNATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS” (Associate Partner) Participating Institution nr75. University of Novi Sad 159 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type: University. Nine of its faculties are located in Novi Sad. the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, the Faculty of Agriculture, The Faculty of Law, the Faculty of Technology, the Faculty of Natural Sciences, the Academy of Arts, the Faculty of Engineering, the Faculty of Sports Sciences, the Faculty of Civil Engineering, the "Mihajlo Pupin" Faculty of Engineering and the Teaching Faculty. Size: Nine of its faculties are located in Novi Sad, and the remaining four are in Subotica, Zrenjanin and Sombor. From its founding onwards, the University undergraduate program has been completed by 54,000 students, while 3,500 students have finished specialist studies, about 3,000 students have attained masters degrees and about 2,000 students have been awarded with the academic title of PhD. There are over 2.970 professors and assistants at the University of Novi Sad. Expertise: research and Teaching of History, Education of University and Secondary School Teachers, Research Candidates and Doctors. Experience: The University is developing a policy of openness and internationalisation that is reflected in the numerous agreements with the different universities of high reputation in Europe and on other continents, as well as in the attempt to render its structures and achievements compatible with those internationally accepted. In this sense, the University approached almost all European programmers for education and/or research: TEMPUS, ACE-PHARE, PHARE-DEMOCRACY; COPERNICUS, but also benefied from other programmers such as the governmental programmer DAAD; WUS Austria. Out of these, TEMPUS has been used by the University to achieve some of its strategic aims for short and medium term in compliance with the general reform. (Outside Partner) Participating institution nr. 76 . "St. Kliment Ohridski" University of Bitola Type: State University, Natural Sciences (Faculty of Technical Sciences; Faculty of Biotechnical Sciences; Postsecondary Nursing Scholl/Nursing College), Social Sciences (Economics; Tourism and Gathering; Education - Teacher Training) Size: a.271 teaching staff, 190 administrative staff b. 8190 full-time students, 2597 part-time students; Expertise: Teaching and Research of History, especially History and protection of Culture Heritage, History of Education in Bitola and the South-Western Region of Republic of Macedonia. Education of Pre-school and Primary School Teacher; Masters of Sciences and Ph.D. in Natural Sciences, and in Social Sciences. Experience: In the frame work of the TEMPUS-PHARE PROJECTS, Joint/Network projects, and also in the frame work of the STABILITY PACT for South-East Europe; Cooperation with University of Macedonia (Thessaloniki, Greece, and also with Aristotelis University, Thessaloniki Greece), University Sofia-Antipolis - Nice and other Universities across Europe. (Associate Partner) Participating institution nr 77. . Moscow State Regional University Type: University Institute Social Sciences, Humanities, Education, Teacher Training, Teaching, Research; Size: a. 300 teaching staff, 100 administrative staff b. 4000 full time students, 600 part time students; Expertise: Teaching and Research of History and Pedagogy at Highest National level. Education of Secondary School Teachers, Research Candidates and Doctors. (Associate Partner) Participating institution nr. 78 . Mari El State University Type: University. Social Sciences, Humanities, Communication and Information Sciences, Education, Teacher Training, Teaching, Research; Size: a. 400 teaching staff, 150 administrative staff b. 3000 full time students, 450 part time students; Expertise: Teaching and Research of History at Highest National level. Education of University and Secondary School Teachers, Research Candidates and Doctors; Experience: Ample Experience in Local, Regional and National Teaching and Research Cooperation (e.g. with Ciuvash Republic, Kazan’ State University of Tatarstan; Helsinki (Finland), Pisa and Florence (Italy). 7.2 Indicate for each activity within the project, the specific tasks to be assigned to the partner institution responsible, the other partner institutions involved, the number and the profile of personnel from within and outside the partnership to be involved in the project. Activity Partner Responsible Specific Tasks Other Partners Overall Management, IT PISA Organisation and visibility of All 160 Number and profile within partnership All Coordinators, Deputies, Number and profile outside partnership All CLIOHnet interlocutors: EU SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Coordination, website General Coordination and assistance to Central Coordinator BE Gent IE Galway IT Bologna NL Groningen AT Graz IS Reykjavik BG Sofia HU Debrecen LV Riga Plenary Meeting organisation For 2004-5, planned: GR Thessaloniki IT Pisa Student Conference organisation (Exogamie) IT Pisa and Coordinating Committee Task Force A IT Rome 3 FR Grenoble 2 UK Brighton IT Pisa PT Coimbra LV Riga (leader) Task Force B IE Galway (leader) IS Reykjavik NO Bergen HU Debrecen EE Tartu PL Krakow IT Bologna (leader) DE Hannover Task Force C Network, Financial Adminstration; projects and final reports, logistic communication, running and updating of website, promotion. Consultation and advice with Central Coordinator, assistance in monitoring, evaluation, planning, promotion and representation of the Network at public meetings, national meetings and conferences; participation in Task Forces, attendance at Coordinating Committee meetings. Overall responsibility is of IT Pisa, but logistics will be arranged by GR Thessaloniki for Fall Meeting 2004 Arranging logistics and programme with assistance from other Coordinators and other TNs, recording and publication of proceedings Analysis, and recommendations on Gender and Equal Opportunities Issue Financial assistants and so forth Commission, EUA, ENQA, other organisations, associations and projects, other TNs, new partners, general public All As above As above One Coordinator per Full Partner institution 68 Coordinators Academics and General interested public of host country at public part of meeting All Coordinators 69 Coordinators, involved in at least 30 student selection students and preparation as well as ‘debriefing’ and encouragement to continue work with CLIOHnet Students will be asked to inform their home university on results and hopefully will provide a nucleus for a CLIOHnetYouth section All 69 Coordinators and their institutions As above on Racial Discrimination and Ethnicity All As above The broader community, academic and not, that accesses the recommendations and studies and the projects designed As above As above on ICT (Diachronic All As above As above 161 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal NL Utrecht FI Turku UK Cardiff ES Alcala Task Force D AT Graz (leader) SI Maribor DE Bielefeld ES Deusto CZ Prague IT Milano Task Force E MT Malta (leader) CY Cyprus PT Lisbon GR Athens BG Sofia ES Valencia [CH Basel] Relations with IT Pisa and Arcipelago Coordinating and other TNs Committee Cyberspace and eLearning) As above on All teaching history in upper schools and in scientific curricula As above As above As above on exapnding historigraphical studies on eastern and southern Europe As above As above As above The other Humanistic Networks, the European HE and Research community As above As above All historians in the country and other interested parties - The national academic community All To develop the All Coordinators, area of the particularly the Humanistic Archipelago team sciences, promoting visibility and cooperation Archipelago IS Reykjavik Preparing the All Coordinators Workgroup CZ Prague CLIOHnet ES Madrid participation in PT Lisbon the Archipelago, TR Istanbul developing ist point of view and liaisoning with the Network and the Networks. National Meeting Organisation Foreseen as below for 2004-5: BE Gent Organisation of The other National meetings Cliohnet as specified in this Coordinators proposal DK Roskilde DE Leipzig GR Athens ES Valencia FR Rouen IE Galway IT Rome 1 NL Groningen-Utrecht AT Graz PT Lisbon FI Turku SE Uppsala UK Cardiff IS Reykjavik NO Bergen BG Sofia CZ Prague EE Tartu CY Cyprus LV Vilnius LT Riga HU Debrecen MT Malta 162 - SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal PL RO SI SK TR CH Dissemination of written products Special activities with ‘dissemination partners’ Liaison with dissemination partner reviews Liaison with dissemination partner associations Krakow Suceava Maribor Bratislava Ankara Basel All - All according to partnerships indicated with the fiches under point 7.4 As above Mapping of disappearing knowledge (Exogamie) As explained under point 10. Team coordinated by Coordinating Committee, working with the Task Forces will superintend the mapping As above Arranging dissemination days and keeping contacts Publishing CLIOHnet information and materials Arranging for dissemination days or publishing and distributing to members As explained Coordinators under point 10 Mapping of emerging knowledge (Exogamie) Organisation of Teacher Training initiative (Exogamie) As above Coordinated SI Maribor Up-dating Coordinated by IT CLIOHnet Bologna Tuning Report Production of ES Madrid Autonoma book on Citizenship Production of book on National Languages IT Pisa On-line publishing of all books IT Edizioni PLUS - As above Coordinators and their contacts As above As above IT Pisa As above BE Gent FR Grenoble IT Pisa All Coordinators IT Edizioni PLUS and all participating students receive copies for use and testing IT Edizioni PLUS All Coordinators receive copies for use and distribution Making available in ppf free download all of Clioh’s All 163 - All partners and reachable contacts Academics and students of partner and their contacts Readers of the reviews and their contacts Members of the association and their contacts In final analysis the students and the HE community which will have a guide to rare kinds of quality and be able to preserve it In final analysis the students and the entire HE community which will have a guide to new and emerging kinds of quality. Teachers and the HE Community who will have a new connected knowledge of t/l approaches HE Community and general readers through free download and printed copies Available as requested for use in teachinglearning and testing Professors, students, general public As above SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal On-line publication of reports and other dissemination materials IT Pisa On-line publication of other texts IT Digidocs Onpublication of linguistic materials UK Primrose External Evaluation Arranged by IT Pisa and Coordinating Committee 7.3 Notebooks published Making available on website materials and reports, information and power points relating to CLIOHnet Making available on-line European library of significant historical works on Europe from the 16th century on Making available in partnership ‘university’ materials developed jointly Observation of materials and activities including attendance at Plenary and other meetings, Advice to Coordinator and Coordinating Committee, Evaluation Report All Available to all free of charge Professors, students, general public Available to all free of charg All Available to all free of change Available to all free of charge All All EU Commission Specify how effective co-operation and communication will be ensured between the partner institutions, and the main working language(s) to be used. Cooperation and communication is ensured by various factors including reciprocal knowledge, motivation and friendship and hence, in a general way, by peer pressure. More in detail, messages and newsletters are sent regularly to all partners and are published on the website for reference. The Plenary meetings are working meetings, in which Plenary information and decision making sessions alternate with small group meetings, where specific work groups and Task Forces can make plans and form strategies in a less formal setting. Experience has shown in fact that it in the small groups that real communication can take place and that all Coordinators feel confident to express their views. The small groups have rapporteurs who bring the results of the discussions to the Plenary sessions, sharing insights and preparing decisions of the entire Network. 7.4 In addition to the formal partner institutions, list any other institutions which will participate actively in the project without receiving support from the Socrates grant (name, address, type of institution, contact person). Dissemination Partners Dissemination partner No 79 (proposed by Ghent) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Vrije Universiteit Brussel Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Ms Prof BE Town / City Brussels Other Family name : Vanthemsche 164 First name : Guy SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Telephone (including country and area code) Fax +32-2-6292670 E-mail Guy.Vanthemsche@vub.ac.be Website http://www.vub.ac.be/index.html +32 2 6292692 Dissemination Partner No 79 (proposed by Ghent) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Belgische Vereniging voor Nieuwste Geschiedenis - Association Belge d'Histoire Contemporaine Type of institution¹: ASS 1 Family and first name of contact person Mr Country ² Ms Dr BE Prof Town / City Gent Editor Family name : Vanfraechem First name : Stephan Telephone (including country and area code): E-mail Stephan.Vanfraechem@UGent.be Website http://www.flwi.ugent.be/modernhistory/leden/gc.htm Dissemination Partner No 80 (proposed by Roskilde) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Syddansk Universitet Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) ( + 45) 6550 4201 Ms DK Prof Town / City Other Family name : Rheinheimer First name : Martin E-mail Website Esbjerg mrh@hist.sdu.dk http://websrv5.sdu.dk/mrh Dissemination Partner No 81 (proposed by Roskilde) Full legal name of the institution in the national language HISTORISK SAMFUND Type of institution¹: ASS 1 Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +45 35328811 E-mail akg@hum.ku.dk Website www.historisksamfund.dk/ Country ² Ms Dr Prof Family name : DK Town / City Copenhagen Secretary First name : Dissemination Partner No 82 (proposed by Bielefeld Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Hamburg 165 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) ( E-mail Hans-Werner.Goetz@uni-hamburg.de Ms DE Prof Family name : Goetz Town / City Hamburg Other First name : Hans Werner Website Dissemination Partner No 83 (proposed by Hannover) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Technische Universitaet Braunschweig Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +49 531 391 4330 Fax +49 531 391 4330 Website http://www.tu-braunschweig.de/ Ms DE Prof Town / City Braunschweig Other Family name : Sebastian First name : Astrid Dissemination Partner No 84 (proposed by Hannover) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Zeitschrift fuer Weltgeschichte (ZWG) Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +49 5105 64 332 E-mail CNolteVGWS@aol.com Website www.vgws.org Country ² Ms Dr DE Prof Family name : Nolte Town / City Barsinghausen Other First name : Hans-Heinrich Dissemination Partner No 85 (proposed by Basil) Full legal name of the institution in the national language FAZ Feuilleton Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) + 49 618 181 32 46 E-mail m.jeismann@faz.de Country ² Ms Dr Prof DE Town / City Hanau Other Family name : Jeismann First name : Michael 166 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Dissemination Partner No 86 (proposed by Leipzig Full legal name of the institution in the national language Leipzig Centre for the History and Culture of East Central Europe (GWZO) Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) 49 341 97-35584/+49 341 97-35569 E-mail troebst@uni-leipzig.de Website http://www.uni-leipzig.de/gwzo/ Ms DE Prof Town / City Leipzig Other Family name : Troebst First name : Stefan Dissemination Partner No 87 (proposed by Pisa Full legal name of the institution in the national language Forschungszentrum Europaeische Aufklaerung e. V. Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Countr y² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +49 331 2781 100 E-mail glottes@web.de Website http://www.uni-potsdam.de/u/fea/ Ms DE Prof Town / City Potsdam Other Family name : Lottes First name : Guenther Dissemination Partner No 88 (proposed by Athens) Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Thessaly Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) Department of History, Arcaelogy and Social Anthropology Ms Prof GR Town / City Volos Other Family name : Benveniste First name : Enriette (+30) 24210 74000 E-mail Website http://www.uth.gr/main/index/index_en.html Dissemination Partner No 89 (proposed by Athens) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Athena Type of institution¹: OTH edition by the University of Athens Countr y² GR 167 Town / City Athine SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Family and first name of contact person Mr Ms Dr Prof Other E-mail athina@uoa.gr Website http://www.athenapub.com/ Family name : Antonis First name : Liakos Dissemination Partner No 90 (proposed by Thessaloniki) Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Western Macedonia Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Countr y² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) (+30 2310 829103 E-mail iakovos@balkan.auth.gr Ms GR Prof Town / City Thessaloniki Other Family name : Michailidis First name : Iakovos Dissemination Partner No 91 (proposed by Thessaloniki) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Association "Friends of the Museum of the Macedonian Struggle" Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) (+30 2310 229778 E-mail vvlasidis@hotmail.com Country ² Ms Dr GR Prof Town / City Thessaloniki Other Family name : Vlasidis First name : Vlasis Dissemination Partner No 92 (proposed by Alcalá) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Countr y² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) Fax + 34 91 398 76 65 E-mail jmartin@geo.uned.es Website http://www.uned.es/webuned/home.htm Ms ES Prof Town / City Madrid Other Family name : Martín Rodríguez First name : José Luis + 34 91 398 66 87 Dissemination Partner No 93 (proposed by Barcellona) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ayer Revista Marcial Pons éditiones de Historia 168 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type of institution¹: OTH Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) ( E-mail pedro.ruiz@uv.es Ms Dr ES Prof Town / City Madrid Director Family name : Ruiz First name : Pedro Website Dissemination Partner No 94 (proposed by Barcellona) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Asociación de Historia Contemporánea Type of institution¹: ASS 1 Family and first name of contact person Mr Ms Dr ES Prof Town / City Valencia Presisident Family name : RuizFirst name : Pedro Mr Telephone (including country and area code) Country ² Ms Dr Prof Other Family name : Ortiz de Orruño First name : Jose Maria (+ 34) 96 38 64 088 * (+34) 96 38 64 243 E-mail ahistcon@gugu.usal.es Website http://www3.usal.es/~ahistcon Dissemination Partner No 95 (proposed by Autonoma de Madrid) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidad de Santiago de Compostela Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Countr y² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) Fax +34 981 563 100 Ext. 12578 E-mail hmlpaa@usc.es Website http://www.usc.es/ Ms ES Prof Town / City Santiago de Compostela Other Family name : Fernández Prieto First name : Lourenzo +34 981 582 144 Dissemination Partner No 96 (proposed by Autonoma de Madrid) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Asociación Española de Historia Económica (AEHE) Type of institution¹: OTH Countr y² ES 169 Town / City Alcalà SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Family and first name of contact person Mr Ms Dr Prof Telephone (including country and area code) (+34 9149 73568 E-mail Juanluis.pan@uam.es web site www.aehe.net Other Family name : Pan-Montojo First name : Juan Dissemination Partner No 97 (proposed by Valencia) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universitat Jaume I Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Countr y² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +34 964 72 96 86 Fax Ms ES Prof Town / City Castellon De La Plana Other Family name : Minguez Cornelles First name : Victor +34 964 72 92 65 E-mail minguez@his.uji.es web site http://www.uji.es/ Dissemination Partner No 98 (proposed by Valencia) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Goya - Fundación Lázaro Galdiano Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) Countr y² Ms Dr ES Prof Town / City Madrid Other Family name : Saguar Quer First name : Carlos +34 91 561 60 84 +34 91 561 77 93 E-mail web site http://www.flg.es Dissemination Partner No 99 (proposed by Grenoble) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Université Stendhal - Grenoble 3 Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Countr y² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +33 04 76 82 43 00 Ms FR Prof Family name : Neppi Town / City Grenoble Other First name : Enzo 170 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal E-mail Enzo.Neppi@u-grenoble3.fr web site http://www.u-grenoble3.fr/stendhal/ Dissemination Partner No 100 (proposed by Grenoble) Full legal name of the institution in the national language APHG Association des Professeurs d'Histoire et Géographie Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) Fax +33 01 42 33 62 37 + 33 01 42 33 12 08 E-mail a.p.h.g.@wanadoo.fr web site http://www.aphg.asso.fr/ Countr y² Ms Dr FR Prof Family name : Pajon Town / City Paris Other First name : Alexandre Dissemination Partner No 101 (proposed by Cork) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Trinity College Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) Fax +-353-1-6081572 +-353-1-6082291 Ms Country² Dr Prof IE Town / City Dublin Other Family name : Ohlmeyer First name : Jane jane.ohlmeyer@tcd.ie E-mail http://www.tcd.ie Website Dissemination Partner No 102 (proposed by Cork) Full legal name of the institution in the national language History Ireland Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) Fax +-353-1-6081572 +-353-1-6082291 Country² Ms Dr Prof Family name : Graham IE Town / City Bray Co. Wicklow Other EDITOR First name : Tommy editor@historyireland.com E-mail http://www.historyireland.com/ Website Dissemination Partner No 103 (proposed by Galway) Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Limerick: Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country² IE 171 Town / City Limerick SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Family and first name of contact person Mr Ms Dr Prof Telephone (including country and area code) + 353 61 202 066 Family name : Lenihan Other First name : Padraig padraig.lenihan@ul.ie E-mail http://www.ul.ie/ Website Dissemination Partner No 104 (proposed by Galway) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ulster Society for Irish Historical Studies Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) 028 9027 3428 Country² Ms Dr Prof Family name : Hayton IE Town / City Belfast Other First name : David d.hayton@qub.ac.uk E-mail Dissemination Partner No 105 (proposed by Bologna) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università di Udine Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) 0432-556603 0432-556649 Ms IT Prof Town / City Udine Other Family name : Marcone First name : Arnaldo Fax: E-mail arnaldo.marcone@uniud.it web site http://web.uniud.it/ Dissemination Partner No 106 (proposed by Bologna) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Laboratorio Nazionale per la Didattica e la Storia Type of institution¹: ASS 1 Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) ( E-mail la.n.di.s@libero.it web site http://www.landis-online.it/ Country ² Ms Dr IT Prof Family name : Preti Town / City Bologna Other First name : Alberto Dissemination Partner No 107 (proposed by Padua) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Accademia dei Concordi 172 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) Fax Ms IT Prof Town / City Rovigo Director Family name : Romagnolo First name : Antonio +39 0425 21654 + 39 0425 27993 E-mail concordi@concordi.it web site http://www.concordi.it/ Dissemination Partner No 108 (proposed by Padua) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Società e storia Type of institution¹: Family and first name of contact person Country ² Mr Ms Dr Town / City Prof Suceava Other Family name : Antonielli First name : Livio Telephone (including country and area code) E-mail livio.antonielli@unimi.it Dissemination Partner No 109 (proposed by Pisa) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Centro per la didattica della storia Provincia di Pisa – Assessorato Istruzione e Cultura Type of institution¹: PUB 1 Country² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +39 050550469 web site http://osp.provincia.pisa.it/cds/index.asp E-mail aperetti@katamail.com Ms IT Prof Town / City Pisa Other Family name : Peretti First name : Alessandra Dissemination Partner No 110 (proposed by Roma Tre) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università di Ferrara Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +39-0532-29-3418 E-mail giovanni.ricci@unife.it web site www.unife.it Ms Prof Family name : Ricci IT Town / City Ferrara Other First name : Giovanni 173 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Dissemination Partner No 111 (proposed by Roma Tre) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Istituto Italiano di Studi Iberici Type of institution¹: RES Family and first name of contact person Mr Country ² Ms Dr IT Prof Town / City Roma Other Family name : Borromeo First name : Agostino Telephone (including country and area code) E-mail web site Dissemination Partner No 112 (proposed by Roma Tre) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Istituto Storico Italiano Eta' Moderna e Contemporanea Type of institution¹: RES Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +39-06-68806922 Country ² Ms Dr IT Prof Family name : Lotti Town / City Roma Other First name : Luigi E-mail web site www.unife.it Dissemination Partner No 113 (proposed by DIGIDOCS) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università degli studi di Trieste Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) Fax: +39 040-5587501 +39 040-310304 E-mail dirdipstoria@univ.trieste.it web site www.univ.trieste.it/ Ms IT Prof Town / City Trieste Other Family name : Abbattista First name : Guido Dissemination Partner No 114 (proposed by PISA) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Rivista di Storia Economica Type of institution¹: OTH Publisher Il Mulino Country ² IT 174 Town / City Pisa SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Family and first name of contact person Mr Ms Dr Telephone (including country and area code) + 39 050 2215405 E-mail rse@stm.unipi.it Prof Other Family name : Federico First name : Giovanni Dissemination Partner No 115 (proposed by University of Pisa) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Società Italiana per la Storia dell'Età Moderna - SISEM Type of institution¹: ASS 1 Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +39 050 2215253 E-mail sisem@stmoderna.it Website www.stmoderna.it/sisem/sisem.asp Country ² Ms Dr IT Prof Family name : Villani Town / City Roma Other First name : Stefano Dissemination Partner No 116 (proposed by University of Pisa) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Università di Napoli «l'Orientale» Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) + 39 0816909/ 461 E-mail imbruglia@unior.it Website http://www.iuo.it/index.htm Ms IT Prof Town / City Napoli Other Family name : Imbruglia First name : Girolamo Dissemination Partner No 117 (proposed by Uthrecht Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Nijmegen Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +31- (0)24 - 361 3069 +31-(0)024 - 361 1881 fax: Ms Prof Family name : Krops E-mail c.krops@maw.kun.nl Website www.kun.nl/ NL Town / City Nijmegen Other First name : Claudia Dissemination Partner No 118 (proposed by Uthrecht 175 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language Magazine Lover Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +31-(0)20 - 665 1318 +31-(0)2- - 665 5812 fax: E-mail Country ² Ms Dr NL Town / City Amsterdam Editor in chief Prof Family name : Wilmink First name : Marije lover@iiav.nl Website Dissemination Partner No 119 (proposed by Graz) Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Salzburg Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) Fax: +43 662 8044 4762 E-mail christian.dirninger@sbg.ac.at web site http://www.sbg.ac.at/ Ms AT Prof Town / City Salzburg Other Family name : Dirninger First name : Christian +43 662 6389 4762 Dissemination Partner No 120 (proposed by Graz) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Contemporary Austrian Studies (CAS), Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr E-mail gjbhi@mobiletel.com web site http://asp.uibk.ac.at/publ.html Country ² Ms Dr AT Prof Town / City Innsbruck Other Family name : Bischof First name : Guenter PartnerNo Dissemination Partner No 121 (proposed by Coimbra) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidade do Porto Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +351 226 077 100 +351 226 091 610 Ms Prof PT Town / City Porto Other Family name : Amorim First name : Inês 176 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal E-mail iamorim@letras.up.pt rdd39453@mail.telepac.pt Website http://www.up.pt/ Dissemination Partner No 122 (proposed by Coimbra) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Revista Portuguesa de História Published by Instituto de História Económica e Social Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +351 239 859900; fax: +351 239 836733 E-mail fernandotav@sapo.pt Country ² Ms Dr PT Prof Town / City Coimbra Other Family name : Taveira First name : Fernando Dissemination Partner No 123 (proposed by Nova de Lisboa Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universidade Do Algarve Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +351289800900 +351289 818560 Fax : E-mail Ms PT Prof Town / City Faro Other Family name : Bernardes First name : João Pedro jbernar@ualg.pt Website Dissemination Partner No 124 (proposed by Nova de Lisboa Full legal name of the institution in the national language History Teacher's Association- Associação de Professores de História BOLETIM A:P:H and A:P:H NEWSLETTER Type of institution¹: ASS 1 Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +351 21 7647201 E-mail aph@netcabo.pt Website www.aph.pt Country ² Ms Dr PT Prof Town / City Lisboa Other Family name : Verísssimo First name : Helena Dissemination Partner No 125 (proposed by Turku) Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Oulu Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² FI 177 Town / City Oulu SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Family and first name of contact person Mr Ms Dr Prof Telephone (including country and area code) +358-8-5533301, fax +358-8-5533315 E-mail Kari.Alenius@oulu.fi Website www.oulu.fi Family name : Alenius Other First name : Kari Dissemination Partner No 126 (proposed by Turun Yliopisto) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Forum Marinum [national special museum of merchant shipping and naval history] Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +358 2 282 9501 fax +358 2 282 9515 E-mail ulla.kallberg@forum-marinum.fi Country ² Ms Dr FI Town / City Turku Chief Curator Prof Family name : Kallberg First name : Ulla Website Dissemination Partner No 127 (proposed by Uppsala) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Linköpings universitet Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +46 13281805 E-mail dagli@isak.liu.se Website www.liu.se Ms SE Prof Town / City Linköping Other Family name : Lindström First name :Dag Dissemination Partner No 128 (proposed by Uppsala) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Historisk Tidskrift Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) ( E-mail red@historisktidskrift.se Website http://www.historisktidskrift.nu/ Country ² Ms Dr SE Prof Town / City Uppsala Other Family name : Andersson First name : Lars M. Dissemination Partner No 129 (proposed by Cardiff) 178 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Full legal name of the institution in the national language Bristol University Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) + 44 0117 928 8397 E-mail Ian.P.Wei@bristol.ac.uk Website http://www.bris.ac.uk/ Ms UK Bristol Senior Lecturer in History and Head of Department Prof Family name : Wei Town / City First name : Ian Dissemination Partner No 130 (proposed by Cardiff) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Historical Association Type of institution¹: ASS 1 Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +44 (020 7735 3901 Country ² Ms Dr UK Prof Town / City Deputy President Family name : Hughes First name : Roy E-mail Website http://194.93.140.245/home.htm Dissemination Partner No 131 (proposed by Reykjavik) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Iceland University of Education Type of institution¹: EDU4 Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) 354 563 3800 E-mail loftur@khi.is Country ² Ms Dr IS Prof Town / City Reykjavik Other Family name : Guttormsson First name : Loftur Website Dissemination Partner No 132 (proposed byReykjavik ) Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Akureyri Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) 463 0910 Fax: 463 0999 E-mail bragi@unak.is Ms Prof IS Town / City Akureyri Other Family name : Gudmundsson 179 First name : Bragi SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Website Dissemination Partner No 133 (proposed by Reykjavik) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Sagnfraedingafelag Islands (The Society of Icelandic Historians) Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Country ² Ms Dr IS Prof Town / City Reykjavik Other Telephone (including country and area code) Family name : Bjornsson First name : Pall 354 562 8561 fax: 354 525 4410 E-mail pab@hi.is Website Dissemination Partner No 134 (proposed by Bergen) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Agder University College Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +47 38142067 E-mail olav.abrahamsen@hia.no Website www.hia.no Ms Prof NO Town / City Kristiansand Other Family name : Abrahamsen First name : Olav Dissemination Partner No 135 (proposed by Bergen) Full legal name of the institution in the national language “Hifo-nytt”. journal run by the Norwegian Association of Historians Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +47 55589759 E-mail knut.grove@rokkan.uib.no Website http://www.uit.no/hifo/hifonytt.shtml Country ² Ms Dr Prof Family name : Grove NO Town / City Oslo Editor First name : Knut Dissemination Partner No 136 (proposed by Sofia) Full legal name of the institution in the national language South - Western University "'Neophit Rilski" Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Ms Prof Family name : Petrov BG Town / City Blagoevgrad Other First name : Ivan M. 180 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Telephone (including country and area code) +359 073 35017 E-mail ivan_m_petrov@yahoo.com Website Dissemination Partner No 137 (proposed by Sofia) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Istoriya (History) Ministry of Education and Science (Main Editorial Office for Pedagogical Publications) Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) ( Country ² Ms Dr BG Prof Family name : Town / City Other First name : E-mail Website Dissemination Partner No 138 (proposed by Prague) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universita Palackého, Olomouc Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Ms Prof Town / City Olomouc Other Family name : Slabáková First name : Radka Family name : Miller Telephone (including country and area code) CZ First name : Jaroslav :(+420) 58 563 3231 fax:(+420) 58 563 3012 (+420) 58 594 4255 E-mail slabak@aix.upol.cz ; r.slabakova@seznam.cz jarousek@hotmail.com ; hphmij01@ohd.ceu.hu Website Dissemination Partner No 139 (proposed by Prague) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Dějiny a současnost (History and present) Dejiny a soucasnost Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) ( E-mail dejas@iol.cz, dejas@seznam.cz Website www.dejas.cz Country ² Ms Dr Prof Family name : Kosík CZ Town / City Other First name : Śtěpán 181 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Dissemination Partner No 140 (proposed by Tartu) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Ajaloo Instituut Institute of History Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +372 6 446 594 E-mail priit.raudkivi@mail.ee Website http://www.ai.ee/ Ms EE Prof Town / City Tallinn Other Family name : Raudkivi First name : Priit Raudkivi Dissemination Partner No 141 (proposed by Tartu) Full legal name of the institution in the national language "Ajalooline ajakiri" (Historical Abstract ) Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) Tel. +372 7 375 658 E-mail anu@loss.ut.ee Country ² Ms Dr EE Prof Family name : Lepp Town / City Other First name : Anu Website Dissemination Partner No 142 (proposed by Debrecen) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Central European University Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +36 1 327 3022. Fax: +36 1 327 3001 E-mail kontlerl@ceu.hu Website http://www.ceu.hu Ms HU Prof Family name : Kontler Town / City Budapest Other First name : László Dissemination Partner No 143 (proposed by Debrecen) Full legal name of the institution in the national language "KLIÓ" Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Country ² Ms Dr Town / City HU Prof Debrecen Other Family name : Mihályné 182 First name : Fodor SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Telephone (including country and area code) +36 52 512900 E-mail fodrmne@delfin.klte.hu Website http://www.c3.hu/~klio Dissemination Partner No 144 (proposed by Malta) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Junior College Type of institution¹: EDU3 Family and first name of contact person Mr Country ² Ms Dr MT Prof Town / City Msida Other Family name : Ciappara First name : Francis Telephone (including country and area code) E-mail fcia1@um.edu.mt Website Dissemination Partner No 145 (proposed by Malta) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Journal of Mediterranean Studies Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Country ² Ms Dr MT Prof Town / City Msida Other Family name : Vassallo First name : Carmel Telephone (including country and area code) E-mail cval1@um.edu.mt Website Dissemination Partner No 146 (proposed by Kracow) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Uniwersytet Opolski Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) ( University of Opole Ms PL Prof Town / City Opole Other Family name : Frysztacki First name : Krzysztof E-mail Website www.uni.opole.pl Dissemination Partner No 147 (proposed by Krakow) Full legal name of the institution in the national language The Villa Decius Association 183 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Type of institution¹: ASS 1 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +48 12 425 36 63 E-mail jaga@villa.org.pl Website http://www.villa.org.pl/ Ms Dr Prof Family name : Figiel PL Town / City Kracow Other First name : Jadwiga Dissemination Partner No 148 (proposed by Cluj) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Transylvanian Review Centrul de Studii Transilvane Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +40264 410027 Country ² Ms Dr Prof RO Town / City Cluj-Napoca Other Family name :Bolovan First name : Ioan E-mail Website http://www.osa.ceu.hu/servlet/lpe?id=5938 Dissemination Partner No149 (proposed by Suceava) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Analele Bucovinei Full name of the Institution in English, if possible Romanian Academy Published House Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) + 4 0230 523742 E-mail stefanp@atlas.usv.ro Country ² Ms Dr Prof Family name : Purici RO Town / City Other First name : Stefan Dissemination Partner No 150 (proposed by Suceava) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Codrul Cosminului Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) + 4 0230 523742 E-mail stefanp@atlas.usv.ro Country ² Ms Dr Prof Family name : Purici RO Town / City Suceava Other First name :Stefan 184 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Dissemination Partner No 151 (proposed by Cluj-Napoca e Suceava) Full legal name of the institution in the national language University "Al. I. Cuza" Iasi Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +40-232-210417 E-mail aplaton@mail.dntis.ro ; aplaton@uaic.ro Website http://www.uaic.ro Ms RO Prof Town / City Iasi Other : Dean of Faculty of History Family name : PLATON First name : Alexandru-Florin Dissemination Partner No 152 (proposed by Maribor) Full legal name of the institution in the national language University of Primorska Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +00386 5 663 77 40 +00386 5 663 77 42 Fax E-mail Ms SI Prof Town / City Koper Other Family name : Darovec First name : Darko Darko.Darovec@zrs-kp.si Website Dissemination Partner No 153 (proposed by Maribor) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Annales - Anali za istrske in mediteranske studije Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) 00386 5 663 77 00 Fax:+00386 5 663 77 10 E-mail annales@zrs-kp.si Country ² Ms Dr SI Prof Town / City Koper Other Family name : Klemencic First name : Matjaz Website Dissemination Partner No 154 (proposed by Bratislava Full legal name of the institution in the national language Slovak academy of sciences Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² SK 185 Town / City Bratislava SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +42 0904326858 E-mail polizaz@savba.sk Website http://www.sav.sk/ Ms Dr Prof Other Family name : Kowalska First name : Eva, Dissemination Partner No 155 (proposed by Bratislava) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Historický časopis Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +421252961645 E-mail histcaso@savba.sk Country ² Ms Dr SK Prof Town / City Bratislava Redactor Family name : Kováč First name : Dušan Website Dissemination Partner No 156 (proposed by Ankara) Full legal name of the institution in the national language The Economic and Social History Foundation Type of institution¹: ASS 1 Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) +90 (312) 210 6212 Fax: +90 (312) 210 1250 E-mail muratg@metu.edu.tr Website http://www.tarihvakfi.org.tr Country ² Ms Dr TR Prof Town / City Ankara Other Family name : Güvenç First name : Murat Dissemination Partner No 157 (proposed by Fatih) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Toplumsal Tarih Type of institution¹: OTH Family and first name of contact person Mr Telephone (including country and area code) 90 (212) 233 2161 Fax: +90 (212) 234 3290 E-mail toptar@tarihvakfi.org.tr Website http://www.tarihvakfi.org.tr/toplumsaltarih/tt122/tt122.asp Country ² Ms Dr TR Prof Town / City Istanbul Other Family name : Güvenç First name : Murat 186 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Dissemination Partner No 158 (proposed by Istambul) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Mustafa Kemal Universitesi Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) +90-326-221 33 04 / +90 - 326 – 221 33 00 E-mail sermin@mku.edu.tr Website http://www.mku.edu.tr/ Ms TR Prof Town / City Antakya-Hatay Other Family name : Ornektekin First name : Sermin Outside Dissemination Partner No 159 (proposed by Basel) Full legal name of the institution in the national language Universität Luzern Type of institution¹: EDU 4 Country ² Family and first name of contact person Mr Dr Telephone (including country and area code) + 41 041 228 55 38 E-mail valentin.groebner@unibas.ch Website http://www.unilu.ch/ Ms CH Prof Town / City Luzern Other Family name : Groebner First name : Valentin 8. Planning of activities (maximum 2 pages) 8.1 Describe and justify the overall working methods the partnership intends to use when carrying out the project (management procedures, research and pedagogical methods, joint design, types of meetings, teleconferencing etc.). Management procedures: The central management is taken care off by the Central Coordinator, Ann Katherine Isaacs, and the ‘Pisa Management Team’. A t this time this consists of Dr Laura Burgisano, project assistant, Razvan Adrian Marinescu, webmaster, and several part-time student helpers, paid partly from the CLIOHnet grant and partly by the University of Pisa. The financial administration is now handled by Ms Federica Fruzzetti, on contract to the central administration of the University of Pisa. Coordinating Committee: The Central Coordinator is constantly assisted by e-mail communication and feed-back from the Coordinating Committee, which meets formally and informally when possible, necessary and when the budget allows it. The Coordinating Committee meets the day before each Plenary Meeting and at a ‘halfway meeting’ in spring. Each member has specific responsibilities, and there are members of the Coordinating Committee in each Task Force in order to ensure synergy, feed-back and coherence of the project. Financial Options: The financial management is organised according to two options: partners according to the way their own universities are organised, can opt to be reimbursed by the University of Pisa for the travel and other approved expenses made for the project as per prior agreement (according to Socrates TN rules); or else they may opt to receive a sum that they manage and account for (again according to the rules) for the priorly agreed expenses for the project. 187 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Research and Pedagogical Methods: These consist of common elaboration, discussion and finalisation of materials, tasks and projects: Most materials are produced in collaboration across the Network. Usually the Central Coordinator or a Task Force sends a questionnaire to all partners to gather information on a specific area or matter of interest; the answers are put together and presented in draft form for discussion and then finalised. When translation is needed for brief documents, the text is sent to one Coordinator from each country with the request that it be translated and sent back to the Central Coordinator. This method was used to produced the CLIOHnet brochure in 24 languages, and will be used again to produce the multilingual information products for the dissemination year. Types of Meetings: Working Plenary Meetings: as explained above we attempt always to have two Plenary meetings per year, one in spring and one in fall (normally May and October). This is because our meetings – in sharp contrast to some TN meetings – are not spectator conferences with external key speakers, etc., but are real working and business meetings in which work, planning and coordination are done and decisions are taken. The typical meeting includes presentation of ppts (then placed on the site so that partners can download them, translate them if necessary and use them in their own context) to illustrate the state of affairs; break up into small groups, Task Forces or other ad hoc committees, report to the Plenary, discussion, decision; further small group meetings, report, discussion, decision, final decisions and end of meeting. Conference materials are always prepared and distributed so that each Coordinator has the written documentation available for informed decisions. Public Meetings associated with Plenary Meetings: The Plenary Meetings are also accompanied by press conferences – to try to make the TN and TNs in general better known – and by a session to which the public (academics, students, other interested parties) is invited. Student Conference associated with Plenary Meetings: In the dissemination year, as part of our participation in the ‘Exogamie’ Pilot Project, we will hold a student conference on a topic that we believe is of fundamental importance for the TN in general (National Languages: see below under point 10), in order to give students too the opportunity for meaningful, enlightening interaction: they will then participate in several phases of the Plenary meeting including the small work group discussions. Coordinating Committee meetings: as explained above these take place in conjunction with the Plenary Meetings, at the ‘halfway meeting’ and on other occasions if necessary. Task Force Meetings and conferences: the Task Forces work together during the Plenary meetings, their task is the analyse the current situation in the area of endeavour and to take action to improve the situation, through recommendations and National Meetings (and Bi- and Tri-national Meetings): By the end of the third year of the TN, all countries will have held National Meetings. These are different in format according to the structure of the academic community in each specific country. In some cases a representative comes from each University n the country, in others a relevant theme is dealt with in a conference to which all those interested can come. In other cases, a CLIOHnet session is held in national meetings of historical associations or in annual Deans’ of Faculties meetings. Directories: each country has, or will have by the beginning of the dissemination year, prepared a directory containing contact data for all academic historians and departments in their country, and also associations, reviews and other interested parties, These directories are used to organise the National Meetings. Updated and organised as much as possible in the same format, they will be used to consolidate the national working groups during the dissemination Year. Use of website for communication: the CLIOHnet website is the constitutes the ‘memory’ of the Network: messages and newsletters are placed on it; documents and information can be downloaded. National CLIOHnet websites: Several countries have already produced national CLIOHnet sites; the others will be encouraged to do so. 8.2 Indicate how and to what extent information and communication technologies and /or open and distance learning will be used in the dissemination of the project results. The ICT aspect of the dissemination year is fundamental. At the end of the third year we will have electronic directories of all academic historians in Europe and many associations, reviews and other interested parties. On this basis, in each country it will be easy to send by e-mail information of various sorts, such as information about CLIOHnet and the dissemination year, invitations to the national meetings and conferences, to the public meetings in those countries or macro-regional areas in which the Plenary meetings are held. The ICT and paper information material will direct those interested to the website based resources, both the www.clioh.net site and the linked national websites. We will promote the formation of new national CLIOHnet websites for those who have not yet produced them. 188 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 8.3 Indicate the working methods envisaged in order to produce each of the dissemination project? Products? Website The website is managed by the Pisa team. All members may propose new contents and are asked to send all handouts, translated materials, posters, invitations, power points and so forth that they develop, so that they are available for information, inspiration and use of all. The directories which are now partially available and in different formats are being reelaborated in a common format, although their size will make it necessary to keep them separate. National groups are encouraged to create their own CLIOHnet site, as CZ and FI have already done and GR and IT are doing. These sites can be hosted on the University of Pisa server through the www.clioh.net domain when this is most convenient; or a link can be made to their local site. In the coming months the on-line free download of the all the Clioh’s Workshop books will be accomplished and will be possible through the www.clioh.net site. New brochure The new brochure, which will update the existing one, will be somewhat larger in order to contain new information. As in the first edition, the method will be to write the common text, circulate it to people outside the Network to see if it is clear, clarify, improve, send the improved text to a selected Coordinator in each country who will translate it personally, place the translation on the www.clioh.net website, print. We now know that we must reproduce some languages photographically to avoid problems with special characters which beset us the first time. Report on History and The report on the status of history teaching-learning and research is based on the preparatory recommendations materials of two kinds. There is a great deal of material gathered through questionnaires, much of which can already be seen on the www.clioh.net site clicking on CLIOH/CLIOH-DISS and then on ‘History and History of the European Universities’ (http://www.stm.unipi.it/programmasocrates/cliohnet/clioh/map/europe.htm). The other material is the thematic material elaborated by the single Task Forces on their specific theme. The technique envisaged to complete the report for publication is the following: the table of contents has been established and the responsibilities for the chapters have been distributed. The overall control for coherency and correctness is carried out by the Central Coordinator with the assistance of the Coordinating Committee. Enhanced CLIOHnetTuning publication including information and recommendations on T/L assessment and quality approaches A similar method to the above is envisaged for the enhanced CLIOHnet-Tuning book. Here too a part of the material is already visible and available in the Tuning 1 report which is accessible through the TAO site or through the Europa server. Other material is in the preparatory data, in ms or draft form. The Tuning 2 project is now being completed and work on t/l and assessment methods is on-going. During the coming months this material will be available in draft and subsequently finalised Clioh’s Workshop I and II books, videos, DVDs and further publications (Citizenship, Languages) The existing 9 books are already printed and have been widely distributed. There are still several thousand copies of most of them which can be disseminated. However we see as a more reasonable way to disseminate the volumes on the very large scale we foresee that of making them available for free download on-line, which our partner Edizioni Plus will do. As to the DVDs and videos, we foresee making them available free of charge in a certain number to all coordinators, who can use them for dissemination in their national meetings or with their dissemination partners. The new books will be made in a way analogous to the existing nine, on the basis of the ‘Citizenship ‘ IP now to be held in Madrid and the conference on National Languages planned to be held in Pisa in May 2005. These will be placed in pdf for free download, and if financing permits, also printed. National meetings In the dissemination year it is planned that in each country there will be a national meeting to follow up, expand and consolidate the ones held, 9 or 10 per year, during the IP. It will be the first CLIOHnet National Meeting in Turkey. The Coordinators of the organising institutions are responsible for choosing the format best suited to their country, as explained elsewhere in this proposal. The Coordinators are invited to organise Bi and Tri National meetings with 189 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal neighbouring countries where this is useful. Dissemination partnerships A particularity of this proposal is the large group of ‘dissemination partners’. These are in the with institutions first place Universities, or HE centres or institutions chosen, one by each partner, for special dissemination efforts. We plan that the Coordinator of each partner university or institution will plan for two ‘CLIOHnet days’, co-organised with their dissemination partner. We see this as a way or doubling the impact of all the other initiatives and of reaching out to possible new motivated active partners, to be involved in future activities. Dissemination partnerships In the case of reviews, the Coordinators of the CLIOHnet partner institutions are asked to with associations and prepare material, on the basis of texts supplied and personal knowledge, in the national reviews language, asking the review to publish them. The reviews and the contact persons have been chosen because of their already declared willingness to do so and because of their national relevance and usefulness in dissemination. The associations, according to their nature, are also to be involved in a ‘CLIOHnet information session’ and distributing information as is appropriate, normally similar to that prepared for the national reviews. Public meetings Plenary meetings during During the two Plenary meetings planned for the dissemination year, there will be as in the past, a session (usually 2 hours) to which the public of the host city-country is invited. These are sessions in which the ‘products’ of CLIOHnet are shown and distributed. When necessary translation is provided. Press conferences are held in conjunction with the plenary meetings. Student conference and The planned student conference, in the context of the ‘Exogamie’ pilot project, will take place in meetings the days before and during the plenary spring meeting to be held in Pisa, we plan, in May 2005. The didactic approach will be that used by CLIOHnet throughout its activities (creation of a multilingual, multinational active learning environment with presentations by teachers and student work-groups. It will also allow the students to interact with the Network and, hopefully, to found a CLIOHnet-Youth section. Work in Archipelago team 8.4 The Archipelago team (five persons: the Coordinators from IS Reykjavik, ES Madrid Aut., IT Bologna, CZ Prague and TR Istanbul) will work together, each responsible for one of the five Archipelago strands, in order to interface with the Archipelago itself and to disseminate information and gather insights from CLIOHnet. The team will have two separate meetings, one before and the other after the planned Archipelago event in November 2004 and will be responsible for the information placed on the CLIOHnet-Archipelago link site. Describe any plans or intentions you may have for establishing links with other projects and / or networks, within Socrates or beyond. CLIOHnet has already developed links with some TNS: Athena, ACUME, TNP3 particularly. At present a much wider ranging project is under way, that of the European Archipelago of Humanistic Thematic Networks, to which we refer under point 10 below. 8.5 Set out any strategy you may have for seeking to ensure that the activities conducted by the network can be continued when the financial support from Erasmus is reduced or phased out completely (sustainability strategy). Our basic strategy is to implement an association which has already been formed informally in 2000: we have prepared a statute which has already been debated and approved in plenary session, and when the formal problems, recently discussed at the TN Coordinators meeting have been resolved, the Association will be legally set up. Thanks to the ‘Exogamie’ project we hope to be able to set up an active student section of the Association. 8.6 On the basis of the above, provide an overall work plan, preferably in table format. To this end, please: Divide the project into relevant stages which you envisage in order to produce the project outputs identified; Show within each stage, what activities the partnership will undertake, which partner(s) will be responsible for each stage, how many persons (person / days or person / months) each activity will require and by when each activity will have been completed. See following page 190 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 191 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Work Plan Project: Stage in life of project Outputs: By the end of this stage we will have achieved / produced Activities leading to this output Activity to be started by this date and completed by this date Partners / Persons involved 0. preparatory phase [Further reflection and preparation of partners; production of materials in different languages; production of directories in 10 countries, up-dating directories in other countries; Tuning activities and production of a CLIOHNETTuning booklet; work on website] Further detailed planning completed and materials ready for national meetings and ‘events’ Final year of existing TN: 10 national meetings, 2 plenary meetings, Tuning and Task Force activities 10 partners (CY, DE, DK, GR, LT, MT, NO, PL, SK, UK Scotland) will hold national meetings; IP on citizenship held by Madrid; plenary meeting in BG in May 2004 Project begins Coordinating Committee meeting; Fall plenary meeting including Task Force meetings; place to be designated but probably Thessaloniki Countries involved: CLIOHNET members, other institutions, journals, associations, national agencies if possible. Members of other TNs As above Until 30 Sept 2004 ALL 1 Oct 2004 31 Oct 2004 All Coordinators 1.Start up 2. First Dissemination Phase First national meetings Dissemination and discussion of CLIOHNET reports and materials Knowledge of CLIOHnet Tuning findings Time input (person / days or person / months) 9 person months Nov 04- Jan 2005 All Coordinators. National meeting organisers as specified elsewhere in this proposal 20 person months Distribution of CLIOHNETTuning booklet 192 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal Jan 2005 Possible beginning of 6FP project, CLIOHRES.net 3. Halfway Point Evaluation and adjustment of work-plan Coordinating Committee half-way point meeting Countries involved: CLIOHNET members, other institutions, journals, associations, national agencies if possible. Members of other TNs As above 4. Dissemination phase 2 5.Spring Plenary Meeting 6. Final Dissemination Phase Evaluation and final report Spring plenary meeting, including Coordinating Committee meeting and Task Force meetings; planned to be held in Pisa in conjunction with Student Conference on Historical Context of Formation of National Languages Communication about and evaluation activities; formation of new knowledge about language issue, cooperation with other networks Any further national meetings or events Dissemination and discussion of CLIOHNET reports and materials Coordinating committee assisted by other coordinators an experts as necessary Coordinating Committee meeting Dissemination and discussion of CLIOHNET reports and materials Knowledge of CLIOHnet Tuning findings Coordinating Committee Entire network, students, in conference including nonhistorians; Structured link with language and geography TNs Countries involved: CLIOHNET members, other institutions, journals, associations, national agencies if possible, members of other TNS Final recommendations and report taking into consideration interaction and debate during the dissemination year activities 193 Feb 2005 Coordinating Committee 1 person month Alll 20 person months All 20 person months All 9 person months Feb 2005 –May 2005 May 2005 June –Sep 2005 Sept 2005December 2005 Coordinating Committee and Evaluators SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application Form for Full Proposal 9. Contribution to transversal policies (maximum 1 page) In terms of (a) the impact of the project on the target group and (b) participation in the project itself, please specify where applicable how and to what extent the project will actively: promote equal opportunities between women and men; promote equal opportunities for disabled persons; contribute to the fight against racism and xenophobia; promote social and economic cohesion; promote ICT in education and eLearning; promote language learning and linguistic diversity; prepare the enlargement of the Union; promote sustainable development; promote stability and security; tackle the future challenges to education and training systems and lifelong learning; promote the European Year of education through sport 2004. 10. Other aspects (maximum 1 page) Please state any other aspects of the proposed project which you feel the Commission should take into account when assessing your proposal. First of all, we would like to state that although the grant request we are making is somewhat higher than in the previous years, we feel this is justified because of the complexity and the breadth of the activities to be taken in the dissemination year. In the first contractual year we received a high grant which we were able to use only partially because of the difficulties of the start-up phase and also because we received the grant quite late respect to our work-plan. In the second and third years we received the grant earlier, which was a great facilitation, but it was for a smaller amount. In the proposed dissemination year, we feel it is important to consolidate and utilise fully the momentum we now have, and would like to ask the Commission to consider benevolently our request. Furthermore we wish to explain that we are asking for special extra funding, for three specific activities which have been mentioned en passant under the points above, but which we wish to make explicit here. These activities are not exclusively for dissemination of products already produced in the previous years of Network activity, but represent important steps ahead in reaching outwards and pioneering new directions for all the TNs including our own. The three specific activities are: 1. CLIOHnet-Tuning: CLIOHnet started its activities in the same year that the ‘Tuning Educational Structures in Europe” was launched and History was one of the five original subject areas. All members of the Tuning History Subject Area group on History are CLIOHnet members; the group was chaired by the Central Coordinator of CLIOHnet who is also a member of the Tuning Management group and, now, a Tuning adviser. CLIOHnet itself has played a very active role in Tuning, particularly in discussing the competences and reference points and in carrying out and evaluating the various consultations. CLIOHnet also ensured that academics from what were then the accession countries were consulted. CLIOHnet has continued the close collaboration in Tuning 2. At this time all Thematic Networks are invited to ‘tune’ and to ask for specific funding for this activity, including a Tuning counsellor. Obviously in the case of CLIOHnet this would not be necessary. However we believe that CLIOHnet does have a particular role to play, in this phase, in ‘extending’ Tuning and its results. For this reason we too are asking for 4000€ ‘earmarked’ for Tuning activities. We will not need to spend for a ‘Tuning counsellor’, rather we propose to use this amount to extend to the new member states, to Turkey and to the candidate countries represented the consultations carried out with students and employers, and in a more formal way then it was possible to do during the Tuning project, to academics in those countries. We intend on this basis to produce a broader and more complete report on the specificity of competences and learning outcomes as related to employment, in the academic sector and in other sectors, for history students in all European countries. We were able to observe in fact from the data already gathered that situations are quite different in some cases. We would use the funds to offset 194 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal some of the expense of mailing questionnaires and elaborating them, and also of printing a CLIOHnet-Tuning booklet, which would also be supplied on-line, as foreseen in the guidelines to collaboration between TNs and Tuning. We are confident that this booklet-report-guide can serve as a possible model for other TNs too. 2. The European Archipelago of Humanistic Thematic Networks CLIOHnet has worked hard to make concrete the hypothesis of an ‘Archipelago’ of Humanistic Networks, and indeed regards history as one of the keys to understanding, building and strengthening the relationships between the Humanistic disciplines, which together form the Archipelago. CLIOHnet and its Coordinator, management team and webmaster have organised the exploratory and founding meetings of the new Archipelago and set up the Archipelago website (www.archhumannets.net). We believe that this initiative is vital for many reasons: for increasing the visibility and impact of Thematic Networks, for clarifying the role of the Humanistic Sciences in European culture and their importance for building cohesive citizenship, for creating a planning space which can promote new TNs for ‘missing’ disciplines and emerging themes, and so forth. For this reason, it has been decided to designate in each TN member of the Archipelago a working group of 5 people to assist the Coordinator in working, from the TN point of view, on the Archipelago themes. In part this will be preparation and follow up for the event we wish to organise in Bruxelles in November 2004, which will be the object of a separate proposal under the Accompanying Measures action. The five people will constitute a CLIOHnet “Archipelago Team”, and will be responsible singularly for working with analogous Archipelago members from the other Thematic Networks and together for involving and informing CLIOHnet as a whole on the common activities. For them to do this we request 6000€ earmarked for 8 trips in order to permit the five to have two extra meetings during the 2004-5 year. This is on the basis that the two meetings will be held in a place where one of the five resides, thus making it necessary for only four members to travel. The five themes are1. conceptualising, explaining and making visible the reasons for which the Humanistic Sciences are of vital importance -- for citizenship and employment -- and not just 'frills'; 2.defining and promoting cooperation in the archipelago for meaningful collaboration in research; 3. sharing insights and knowledge with respect to learning/teaching strategies; 4. mapping the 'missing' or 'emerging' islands in the humanistic archipelago and encouraging their formation; 5."reaching out" and collaborating with (the) other archipelago/s. 3. The Thematic Network Extension Pilot Project entitled for convenience “Exogamie”. We, with the proposed TNs for Architecture, Language, Arts, Music and Chemistry, have been asked to participate in a Pilot action to experiment with ways of making TNs more incisive and allowing them to reach out more effectively across the European teaching/learning and, more generally, cultural panorama. The kinds of initiative concerned are the following: 1. Mapping areas of rare and disappearing knowledge 2. Mapping areas of emerging and innovative knowledge 3. Using very short term student mobility to involve students more deeply and more effectively in TN activities 4. Teacher Training We consider that the above directions are very useful for enhancing the effectiveness of Thematic Networks and are very happy to be involved in the experimental stage. Since this is a Pilot Project, we understand that part of our task is to propose, in concrete terms, how these actions can be accomplished effectively and to make a corresponding grant request. Here below we will outline the way we propose to develop the 4 lines. 1. Mapping areas of rare and disappearing knowledge: It is our experience that one of the negative aspects that traditional academia feared in the Bologna process has indeed turned out to have a certain weight. Most European HE institutions have because of their own history and socio-economic and political environment some areas or even many areas in which they have a tradition of great expertise and authority. In many cases these are very specialised disciplines in which a small number of highly trained experts have been formed and who, on the basis at times of even a centuries-old tradition, have built up special resources such as libraries or archaeological or artistic objects etc. Often, but not always in the area of history these are associated with ancient times. To give some examples concerning history and related disciplines, certain Universities have consolidated traditions of studies in specific sectors such as Egyptology, Indology, ancient philologies including Sanscrit, Numismatics, Paleography, Papyrology, rare modern languages and literatures, histories of specific periods and themes, and so forth. In redesigning curricula according to the Bologna model, in many cases it has been difficult to preserve the place of these valuable and rare kinds of knowledge, built up in some cases over centuries. In the vision of the optimal ‘map’ of the European Higher Education Area, in our opinion, these precious kinds of knowledge should be enhanced, not penalised. It is obvious that not all Institutions can 195 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal or even should attempt to develop such sectors, but their existence is part of the European cultural patrimony and should not be allowed to disappear. Mapping such specialised expertise is something which we began to do in the mid 1990s; on some themes the CLIOHnet Task Forces are continuing a mapping activity. However today it is particularly significant to see what is happening as Universities come to grips with new competence based curriculum design and delivery, combined with the economic problems which are widespread in Europe. Our impression is that many valuable resources and traditions risk becoming weaker or disappearing completely. The answer would seem to lie in making known and visible what are the areas of excellence in each HE institution, and which are at risk. This would allow organising programmes including joint degrees and mobility in such a way that demand and supply are put into better communication. In some countries, those in which CLIOHnet has been able to set up national working groups, it will be possible to map the areas at risk in most institutions the country. In others, the CLIOHnet partner will at least be able to map such knowledge at their own and some other institutions. Since the coordination and the organisation of this ‘census’ will be quite complicated, we think that it will be necessary to foresee a contract with a doctoral candidate or other qualified person(s) to help give the material a utilizable final form. 2. Mapping emerging or innovative knowledge. Naturally with the disappearance or the potential risk of extinction of some valuable kinds of knowledge, naturally there are corresponding areas of innovation. In the field of history and related subjects innovation is continual and we ourselves try to foster it. For example we recommend increasing in all areas of study the number of countries, languages and national perspectives which are taken into account. Furthermore historiography in general proceeds in a dialogic choral manner, in which the debate in part and fashion and opportunity in part define new interests and new problems, not necessarily with the same rhythm in the different countries and institutions. Here again a careful mapping, not only in the Network but in the countries more generally will be a great advantage, as a sort of ‘progress report’ and also as a tool as in the case of rare and disappearing knowledge, for guiding students and institutions in developing mobility, joint degrees and in innovation in general. In this case too, we think that the Coordinators in countries where a national work group is consolidated will be able to map the entire country in this regard if they are given some support; in other countries they will be able at least to map a significant number of institutions. 3. Very short term student mobility. We salute the initiative of promoting this experimental action. From a general point of view it is ironic that it is very difficult to involve really students in the various activities which have them, the students, as their central target. So far as much as possible CLIOHnet has tried to address this issue by organising Socrates Intensive Programmes, making them coincide with a Plenary meeting, so as to make possible a meeting ‘with’ students. We have links with ISHA, the International Students of History Association, with IHSA, the Irish History students association, with ESIB and with the Eramus Student Association. But definitely this is not sufficient to have real understanding and to involve students fully in the Network activities, gaining the full potential from the interaction. The possibility of arranging short-term target and coordinated mobility seems important to us, and for 2004-5 we propose utilising it in the following manner: In conjunction with the CLIOHnet Spring Plenary Meeting to be held in May 2005, probably in Pisa, we wish to organise a special conference which will benefit from interaction with TNP3 and Acume on the political and cultural contexts in which the present national languages have been ‘fixed’. This would be held in the days immediately preceding the Plenary meeting and during the Plenary meeting. We are thinking in terms of one student per full partner, or, if this is impossible financially, one per country. The student conference would last five days and would contain presentations by teachers, reports prepared ahead of time by students, and workshops. The entire activity including preparation and a final report, would credited 2 ECTS credits. The results would be, as is our custom, published in book and DVD form and on line for free download. The students would participate in parts of the Plenary meeting and would be encouraged to lay the foundations of a CLIOHnet Student Association or a student section of HEKLA, which could in its own right plan and implement activities such as Youth programmes. Such a development would be of great importance for the development of TNs and in making the Associations to which they give rise permanent and incisive fixtures on the European Higher Education scene. 4. Teacher Training: The fourth strand of the proposed ‘Endogamie’ action is that regarding Teacher Training. This will include a mapping phase and a study-recommendation phase. At the moment work is going on in Tuning in the Educational Sciences group which should then be taken up by the various TNs to understand what implications it may have for them. So far what we know is that some countries put emphasis mainly on didactics (i.e. Teachers’ education with little subject specific work of a professional level); others mainly on disciplinary knowledge or skills (i.e. first an advanced degree in the subject, subsequently a teaching degree). Each has its pros and cons which can and should be carefully considered. 196 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal However, the direction in which it appears most useful to move in the present context is that of developing an awareness among existing University faculty members of the usefulness of a clear and conscious planning of learning/teaching environments and an ability to take on new attitudes, knowledge and experience – what goes with the synthetic phrase of ‘Educating the Educators’. We think that this is where CLIOHnet can make the largest difference in 2004-5. The grant request for ‘Endogamie’ is subdivided as follows: for coordination and finalisation of the ‘mapping’ data, €5000 for two mini-contracts. For short term student mobility, participation in the Plenary meeting and conference and founding the Students section of CLIOHnet, using low cost travel and special room rates and relying on the student meals subsidised by the Tuscan Region’s Right to Study programme, €25.000; for the Teacher Training initiative, €5000 to allow a Task Group to work on the problem, create a draft report and publish it. Finally we would like to point out that CLIOHnet has presented a proposal for a 6th framework Network of Excellence to be entitled CLIOHRES.net. Naturally whether this will be approved or not is uncertain, but if it should be, it will allow CLIOHnet to use its ETN networking expertise to develop one of its main principles, that teaching and research should go hand in hand at all levels of study, and, more specifically, that researchers from all European countries must come into more direct contact, to debate and discuss their projects and results. This activity together with the on-going CLIOHnet activities should lead to a new standard for research as well as teaching in Europe. 197 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal ANNEXES ANNEX 1 Annex 1: List of codes to be used in the application You will find here the codes you will have to use when filling in the application, i.e. : Type of institution codes Country codes Language codes Region codes (NUTS) EDU.1 EDU.2 EDU.3 EDU.4 EDU.5 ASS.1 ASS.2 ASS.3 RES PUB.1 PUB.2 PUB.3 IND SER OTH Type of Institution(*) Nursery school Primary school Secondary school (incl. Vocational / technical) Higher education institution Adult or continuing education provider Non-profit association (regional/national) Non-profit association (European / international) Association of Universities Research institute Public authority (local) Public authority (regional) Public authority (national) Private company (manufacturing) Private company (services) Other type of organisation (*) The term “Institution” is understood to mean any type of institution, establishment or organisation eligible to participate in the Action of the SOCRATES Programme to which the present application form refers (see Guidelines for Applicants) BE DK DE GR ES FR IE IT LU NL AT PT FI SE UK Belgium Denmark Germany Greece Spain France Ireland Italy Luxembourg The Netherlands Austria Portugal Finland Sweden United Kingdom Country IS LI NO BG CZ EE CY LV LT HU MT PL RO SI SK Iceland Liechtenstein Norway Bulgaria Czech Republic Estonia Cyprus Latvia Lithuania Hungary Malta Poland Romania Slovenia Slovak Republic DA DE EL EN ES FI FR IT NL PO SE GA LE Language(**) * Danish IS * German NO * Greek BG * English CZ * Spanish EE * Finnish LV * French LT * Italian HU * Dutch MT * Portuguese PL * Swedish RO Irish SI Letzeburgesch SK TR Icelandic Norwegian Bulgarian Czech Estonian Latvian Lithuanian Hungarian Maltese Polish Romanian Slovene Slovak Turkish (**) Only the languages shown in this table are eligible “target languages” for Lingua projects, and for language projects within Comenius. 198 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal REGION CODES (NUTS) BE BELGIUM BE1 BRUXELLES CAP. BRUSSEL HOF BE21 BE22 BE23 BE24 BE25 ANTWERPEN LIMBURG OOST-VLAANDEREN VLAAMS BRABANT WEST VLAANDEREN DK DANMARK DK001 Københavns og Frederiksberg Kommuner DK002 BE31 BE32 BE33 BE34 BE35 BRABANT WALLON HAINAUT LIEGE LUXEMBOURG NAMUR KØBENHAVNS AMT DK009 SØNDERJYLLANDS AMT DK003 FREDERIKSBORG AMT DK00A RIBE AMT DK004 ROSKILDE AMT DK00B VEJLE AMT DK005 VESTSJÆLLANDS AMT DK00C RINGKØBING AMT DK006 STORSTRØMS AMT DK00D ÅRHUS AMT DK007 BORNHOLMS AMT DK00E VIBORG AMT DK008 FYNS AMT DK00F NORDJYLLANDS AMT DE DEUTSCHLAND DE11 DE12 DE13 DE14 BADEN WÜRTTEMBERG STUTTGART KARLSRUHE FREIBURG TÜBINGEN DE91 DE92 DE93 DE94 NIEDERSACHSEN BRAUNSCHWEIG HANNOVER LÜNEBURG WESER-EMS DE21 DE22 DE23 DE24 DE25 BAYERN OBERBAYERN NIEDERBAYERN OBERPFALZ OBERFRANKEN MITTELFRANKEN DEA1 DEA2 DEA3 DEA4 DEA5 NORDRHEIN-WESTFALEN DÜSSELDORF KÖLN MÜNSTER DETMOLD ARNSBERG DE26 DE27 UNTERFRANKEN SCHWABEN DEB1 DEB2 KOBLENZ TRIER DEB3 RHEINHESSEN - PFALZ DEC SAARLAND DE3 DE4 RHEINLAND-PFALZ BERLIN BRANDENBURG DE5 BREMEN DE6 HAMBURG SACHSEN 199 DED1 CHEMNITZ DED2 DRESDEN DED3 LEIPZIG SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal DEE1 DEE2 DEE3 SACHSEN-ANHALT DESSAU HALLE MAGDEBURG DEF SCHLESWIG-HOLSTEIN DEG THÜRINGEN VOREIA ELLADA GR3 ATTIKI GR11 GR12 GR13 GR14 ANATOLIKI MAKEDONIA, THRAKI KENTRIKI MAKEDONIA DYTIKI MAKEDONIA THESSALIA GR41 GR42 NISIA AIGAIOU, KRITI VOREIO AIGAIO NOTIO AIGAIO GR43 KRITI GR21 GR22 GR23 KENTRIKI ELLADA IPEIROS IONIA NISIA DYTIKI ELLADA GR24 GR25 STEREA ELLADA PELOPONNISSOS ES ESPAÑA ES11 ES12 ES13 NOROESTE GALICIA ASTURIAS CANTABRIA ES51 ES52 ES53 ESTE CATALUÑA COMUNIDAD VALENCIANA ISLAS BALEARES ES21 ES22 ES23 NORESTE PAÍS VASCO NAVARRA LA RIOJA ES61 ES62 ES63 SUR ANDALUCIA MURCIA CEUTA Y MELILLA ES24 ARAGÓN ES3 COMUNIDAD DE MADRID ES41 ES42 CASTILLA-LEÓN CASTILLA- LA MANCHA ES43 EXTREMADURA DE71 DE72 HESSEN DARMSTADT GIESSEN DE73 KASSEL DE8 MECKLENBURG-VORPOMMERN GR ELLADA ES7 CENTRO CANARIAS FR FRANCE FR1 ILE DE FRANCE FR21 BASSIN PARISIEN CHAMPAGNE – ARDENNE FR61 FR62 FR63 AQUITAINE MIDI-PYRENEES LIMOUSIN FR22 FR23 FR24 FR25 PICARDIE HAUTE NORMANDIE CENTRE BASSE NORMANDIE FR71 FR72 CENTRE-EST RHÔNE-ALPES AUVERGNE FR26 BOURGOGNE FR3 NORD - PAS DE CALAIS FR81 FR82 FR83 LANGUEDOC-ROUSSILLON PROVENCE-ALPES-CÔTES D’AZUR CORSE SUD-OUEST MEDITERRANNEE EST FR41 LORRAINE FR42 FR43 ALSACE FRANCHE-COMTE 200 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal FR51 FR52 FR53 IE IRELAND IE011 BORDER IE023 MID-WEST IE021 DUBLIN IE024 SOUTH-EAST (IRL) IE022 MID-EAST IE025 SOUTH-WEST (IRL) IE012 MIDLAND IE013 WEST IT6 LAZIO IT71 ABRUZZO-MOLISE ABRUZZO IT72 MOLISE IT8 CAMPANIA IT91 IT92 SUD PUGLIA BASILICATA IT93 CALABRIA ITA SICILIA ITB SARDEGNA NL31 NL32 NL33 WEST-NEDERLAND UTRECHT NOORD-HOLLAND ZUID-HOLLAND NL34 ZEELAND NL41 NL42 ZUID-NEDERLAND NOORD-BRABANT LIMBURG (NL) AT31 AT32 AT33 WESTÖSTERREICH OBERÖSTERREICH SALZBURG TIROL AT34 VORARLBERG IT FR91 FR92 FR93 FR94 DEPARTEMENTS D’OUTRE-MER GUADELOUPE MARTINIQUE GUYANE REUNION OUEST PAYS DE LOIRE BRETAGNE POITOU-CHARENTE ITALIA NORD OVEST IT11 IT12 IT13 PIEMONTE VALLE D’AOSTA LIGURIA IT2 LOMBARDIA IT31 IT32 IT33 NORD EST TRENTINO-ALTO ADIGE VENETO FRIULI-VENEZIA GIULIA IT4 EMILIA-ROMAGNA CENTRO IT51 TOSCANA IT52 IT53 UMBRIA MARCHE LU LUXEMBOURG (Grand Duché) NL NEDERLAND NL11 NL12 NL13 NOORD-NEDERLAND GRONINGEN FRIESLAND DRENTHE NL21 NL22 NL23 OOST-NEDERLAND OVERIJSSEL GELDERLAND FLEVOLAND AT ÖSTERREICH AT11 AT12 AT13 OSTÖSTERREICH BURGENLAND NIEDERÖSTERREICH WIEN 201 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal AT21 AT22 SÜDÖSTERREICH KÄRNTEN STEIERMARK PT PORTUGAL PT11 PT12 NORTE CENTRO PT13 PT14 PT15 LISBOA E VALE DO TEJO ALENTEJO ALGARVE FI SUOMI / FINLAND FI12 ETELÄ-SUOMI FI13 FI14 ITÄ-SUOMI VÄLI-SUOMI SE SVERIGE SE01 CONTINENTE PT2 AÇORES PT3 MADEIRA FI15 POHJOIS-SUOMI FI16 UUSIMAA (SUURALUE) FI2 ÅLAND STOCKHOLM SE06 NORRA MELLANSVERIGE SE02 ÖESTRA MELLANSVERIGE SE07 MELLERSTA NORRLAND SE04 SYDSVERIGE SE08 ÖEVRE NORRLAND SE0A VÄESTSVERIGE SE09 SMÅLAND MED ÖEARNA UK UNITED KINGDOM UKC1 NORTH EAST TEES VALLEY AND DURHAM UKK1 UKC2 NORTHUMBERLAND, TYNE AND WEAR UKK2 SOUTH WEST(UK) GLOUCESTERSHIRE, WILTSHIRE AND NORTH SOMERSET DORSET, SOMERSET UKK3 UKK4 CORNWALL AND ISLES OF SCILLY DEVON MANNER-SUOMI UKE1 YORKSHIRE AND THE HUMBER EAST RIDING AND NORTH LINCOLNSHIRE UKG1 UKE2 UKE3 NORTH YORKSHIRE SOUTH YORKSHIRE UKG2 UKG3 WEST MIDLANDS HEREFORD & WORCESTERSHIRE, WARWICKSHIRE SHROPSHIRE, STAFFORDSHIRE WEST MIDLANDS UKE4 WEST YORKSHIRE UKF1 UKF2 UKF3 EAST MIDLANDS DERBYSHIRE, NOTTINGHAMSHIRE LEICESTERSHIRE, RUTLAND, NORTHAMPTONSHIRE LINCOLNSHIRE UKD1 UKD2 UKD3 UKD4 NORTH WEST (UK) CUMBRIA CHESHIRE GREATER MANCHESTER LANCASHIRE UKD5 MERSEYSIDE UKI1 INNER LONDON UKI2 OUTER LONDON LONDON EASTERN UKH1 EAST ANGLIA UKH2 BEDFORDSHIRE AND HERTFORDSHIRE UKH3 ESSEX WALES UKL1 UKL2 202 WEST WALES AND THE VALLEYS EAST WALES SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal UKJ1 UKJ2 UKJ3 UK55 UKJ4 SOUTH EAST (UK) BERKSHIRE,BUCKINGHAMSHIRE,OXFORDSHIRE SURREY, EAST AND WEST SUSSEX HAMPSHIRE, ISLE OF WIGHT GREATER LONDON KENT UKM1 UKM2 UKM3 UKM4 SCOTLAND NORTH EASTERN SCOTLAND EASTERN SCOTLAND SOUTH WESTERN SCOTLAND HIGHLANDS AND ISLANDS UKN NORTHERN IRELAND IS ISLAND LI LIECHTENSTEIN NO NORGE NO01 OSLO OG AKERSHUS NO05 VESTLANDET NO02 HEDMARK OG OPPLAND NO06 TRØNDELAG NO03 SØR-ØSTLANDET NO07 NORD-NORGE NO04 AGDER OG ROGALAND BG BĂLGARIJA BG1 SOFIA STOLITSA BG3 YUZHNA BĂLGARIJA BG2 SEVERNA BĂLGARIJA CZ ČESKÁ REPUBLIKA CZ01 PRAHA CZ03 JIHOZÁPAD CZ02 STŘEDNI ČECHY CZ04 SEVEROZÁPAD CZ05 SEVEROVÝCHOD CZ07 STŘEDNI MORAVA CZ06 JIHOVÝCHOD CZ08 OSTRAVSKO EE EESTI CY KYPROS LV LATVIJA LT LIETUVA HU MAGYARORSZÁG HU01 KÖZÉP-MAGYARORSZÁ HU05 ÉSZAK-MAGYARORSZÁG HU02 KÖZÉP-DUNÁNTÚL HU06 ÉSZAK-ALFÖLD HU03 NYUGAT- DUNÁNTÚL HU07 DÉL-ALFÖLD HU04 DÉL- DUNÁNTÚL MT MALTA 203 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal PL POLSKA PL01 DOLNOŚLASKIE PL09 PODKARPACKIE PL02 KUJAWASKO-POMORSKIE PL0A PODLASKIE PL03 LUBELSKIE PL0B POMORSKIE PL04 LUBUSKIE PL0C ŚLASKIE PL05 ŁÓDZKIE PL0D ŚWIETOKRZYSKIE PL06 MAŁOPOLSKIE PL0E WARMIŃSKO-MAZURSKIE PL07 MAZOWIECKIE PL0F WIELKOPOLSKIE PL08 OPOLSKIE PL0G ZACHODNIOPOMORSKIE RO ROMÂNIA RO01 NORD-EST RO03 SUD RO02 SUD-EST RO04 SUD-VEST RO05 VEST RO07 CENTRU RO06 NORD-VEST RO08 BUCUREŞTI SI SLOVENIJA SK SLOVENSKÁ REPUBLIKA SK01 BRATISLAVSKÝ KRAJ SK03 STREDNÉ SLOVENSKO SK02 ZÁPADNÉ SLOVENSKO SK04 VÝCHODNÉ SLOVENSKO TR TURKEY 204 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal ANNEX 2 Annex 2: Explanatory notes on the budget (Section 2) A. Introduction These Notes provide applicants with information concerning the financial procedure, the rules for eligibility of costs and guidance on how to complete Section 2 (Budget) of the application forms for transnational co-operation projects or networks under the following Actions: Comenius 2.1 and 3 Erasmus 1 and 3 Grundtvig 1 and 4 Lingua 1 and 2 Minerva B. Financial procedure 1. Presentation of financial data by the Applicant For the presentation of the budget, a distinction is made between the following main categories of expenditure (see section D below for details): 1. 2. 3. Staff costs Direct costs: 2.1 Travel and subsistence costs 2.2 Costs relating to the purchase or rental of hardware and equipment 2.3 Subcontracting costs 2.4 Other costs General costs 2. Financial analysis of proposals The budget proposed by the co-ordinator is analysed by the Commission in order to: a) b) c) d) assess whether it is consistent with the proposed project and sufficiently clear and detailed; assess whether the proposed budget is appropriate for achieving the concrete objectives / results of the project; eliminate any item of expenditure which cannot be accepted according to the rules on eligible expenditure; propose, if necessary, a downward revision of some items of expenditure, where these are considered excessive compared to the nature of the project and/or to the volume of work to be implemented in order to achieve the planned results. At the end of this analysis, an approved budget for the project is drawn up by the Commission. If the proposed budget is realistic and acceptable in relation to Community rules, the proposed budget and the approved budget will be identical, and the Community grant may be the same as the amount requested by the applicant. In most cases, however, the analysis is likely to result in reductions. 3. Calculation of the Socrates grant Once the approved budget has been defined, the grant to be awarded is calculated on the following basis: the total grant may not exceed the amount requested by the applicant; the total grant may not normally exceed 75% of the approved budget. In most cases, it is likely to be fixed at an appreciably lower level; the policy for awarding grants under the specific Socrates Action concerned; the available budget. 205 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal A table is drawn up by the Commission containing the approved budget and the grant envisaged distinguishing between staff costs and direct costs. General costs may not be covered by the grant. C. Rules on Eligibility of costs 1. General Principles The applicant must ensure that: all costs presented are necessary for the carrying out of the project and are not unnecessarily high; no member organisation of the partnership may derive a profit from financial assistance awarded by the European Community; each item of expenditure is only included under one heading. All costs must be actual expenses, except for the lump sums allowed under these rules. At the end of the project, all expenditure except for items based on lump sums, must be justified by receipted invoices or equivalent accounting documents. VAT may be included as an item of expenditure if it represents a final cost and is not recoverable under the national VAT system. 2. Eligible costs Costs incurred by member organisations of the partnership are eligible if they are: 3. directly related to the implementation of approved activities contained in the project work plan; related to activities involving the countries eligible to participate in the programme. Ineligible costs The following items of costs are not eligible and should therefore not be included under any headings in the Budget: entertainment or representation expenses replacement costs of persons involved in the project expenses for travel to countries other than those participating in the programme, unless explicit prior authorisation is granted by the Commission expenditure incurred before or after the period of eligibility for expenditure indicated in the contract expenditure already funded by another source, in particular by other Community funds (if complementarity between funds is envisaged, this must be explicitly justified) contributions in kind costs of invested capital provisions for possible future losses or debts provisions for liquidation, winding up of business, breaking off of a lease or legal liabilities provisions for contractual or moral obligations reserve funds debts and bad debts fines, financial penalties and costs of legal proceedings. For Comenius 2.1 and Grundtvig 1 projects, see also the last two paragraphs of D.2.1 of these notes. 206 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal D. Principles applied to the different categories and types of costs 1. Staff costs Staff costs refer to any payment made to a person attached to a member organisation of the partnership or working on a regular or recurrent basis for the project (regardless of his or her status). Staff costs must be broken down into categories 1 to 4 of the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO). A list of the occupations included in each of these ISCO categories is given in Appendix A. Staff costs will be calculated on the basis of the actual daily salary/fees of the employee/service provider, multiplied by the number of days to be spent on the project. This calculation may include, if necessary, all the normal charges paid by the employer, such as social security contributions and related costs, but must exclude any bonus, incentive and profitsharing arrangements or running costs. Staff costs may not exceed the normal costs for each staff category in the country concerned. In any case, the following maximum amounts apply: Staff category 1 (maximum amount 450 euros/day) Staff category 2 (maximum amount 300 euros/day) Staff category 3 (maximum amount 250 euros/day) Staff category 4 (maximum amount 125 euros/day) If it is planned to employ or hire the services of persons, whose costs exceed these maximum amounts, the necessary explanations should be provided when submitting the application. 2. Direct costs 2.1 Travel, accommodation and subsistence costs Only travel directly related to the project and concerning precise and clearly identifiable activities will be considered eligible. Travel and insurance costs are based on the actual costs incurred. The most economical fares must be used. Several travel agencies should be contacted in order to obtain the best possible prices. Rail travel (first class if the participant prefers and if this is allowed by the institution concerned) must be used for journeys of up to 400 kilometres, except in an emergency or where a sea crossing is involved. For journeys of more than 400 kilometres (or less where a sea crossing is involved or in an emergency), air travel may be used. Apex tickets or special fares must be used as far as possible. Air travel costs higher than an economy class fare are not allowed. The cost of travel by car will be eligible, provided it is calculated according to the following conditions: a) private car or taxi: the amount to be considered eligible is limited to the cost of one equivalent first class rail fare (regardless of how many people are travelling in the car); b) hired car (class A except where more than two persons are travelling, in which case maximum class B may be used): the actual costs will be eligible. However, a hired car may only be used if no other suitable transport is available. Travel insurance costs will be considered eligible. Travel costs incurred outside the countries participating in the SOCRATES programme are not eligible, unless explicit prior authorisation is granted by the Commission. 207 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal Accommodation and subsistence costs are eligible provided: they are indispensable and reasonable, taking into consideration the place of the stay; they are calculated in accordance with the internal regulations of the partner concerned; they do not exceed the maximum daily amounts per person detailed in the table below: Country BE Belgium DK Denmark DE Germany GR Greece ES Spain FR France IE Ireland IT Italy LU Luxembourg NL The Netherlands AT Austria PT Portugal FI Finland SE Sweden UK United Kingdom Maximum in EUR 150 179 127 113 141 130 165 130 143 148 122 143 156 157 199 Country IS Iceland LI Liechtenstein NO Norway BG Bulgaria CZ Czech Republic EE Estonia CY Cyprus LV Latvia LT Lithuania HU Hungary MT Malta PL Poland RO Romania SI Slovenia SK Slovakia TR Turkey Maximum in EUR 183 174 171 157 214 129 100 174 126 136 86 227 185 148 164 114 The amounts specified in this table include all costs associated with the stay in the country concerned. If there is no overnight stay, the amounts are reduced by 50%. Within these limits, accommodation and subsistence expenses may be reimbursed on an actual or fixed cost basis. However, if the internal regulations of the institution of the person making the journey impose a lower limit than the amounts in the above table, this lower amount must be used. Projects are required to pay for up to two trips to Brussels a year from this budget item in order to attend the Coordinators Meetings. For Comenius 2.1 and Grundtvig 1 projects, operating and mobility costs related to the organisation of continuous training activities are only eligible for testing the courses concerned. Costs related to the organisation of continuous training activities will be funded through mobility grants provided within the framework of Comenius 2.2. and Grundtvig 3. Travel and subsistence costs, within the framework of Comenius 2.1, are not considered as eligible expenditure as far as the students taking part in initial training activities are concerned. 2.2 Costs related to the purchase, leasing or rental of hardware and other equipment The costs relating to the acquisition of hardware and other equipment, whether by purchase, leasing or rental, is only eligible if it is strictly necessary for carrying out the project. The decision to lease, rent or purchase hardware or equipment must be based on the least expensive method. Several suppliers must be contacted in order to obtain the most economic terms. In the case of rental or leasing, the cost of any buy-out option at the end of the lease or rental period is ineligible. Where the purchase of hardware and equipment is allowed, installation, maintenance and insurance costs are also eligible, but limited to the proportional use of the equipment for the project. The whole of the costs for the reference period will be considered as eligible, but adapted according to the percentage of use within the scope of the project. 208 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal When the purchase of hardware or equipment is allowed, eligible expenditure is calculated as follows: a) for the purpose of calculating depreciation, hardware and equipment will be considered as having a life expectancy of three years, where the purchase price exceeds 1,000 EUR; b) costs per annum will be calculated on the basis of a depreciation factor of 33.33%, adjusted to the percentage use in the project concerned. For example, the allowable cost in year one for a piece of equipment worth 10,000 EUR, which is used 50 % for the project, amounts to 1,666 EUR: 10 000 x 33.33% x 50% = 1,666 EUR In the second year of the project, eligible costs will also be 1,666 EUR if the percentage use of the hardware or equipment remains the same. If the hardware or equipment is not planned to be used for the project in the second year, then no cost (depreciation or other) will be considered eligible; 2.3 c) where the total value of the hardware or equipment does not exceed 1,000 EUR, then the full purchase value will be allowed as eligible expenditure for the relevant year, adjusted to the percentage use in the project; d) depreciation or purchase costs will not be eligible if the hardware or equipment was purchased prior to the start of the period of eligible expenditure indicated in the contract, except in the cases of renewed projects where the depreciation costs were allowed as eligible expenditure for the previous contractual year. Cost of subcontracting, consultancy and commissioning other outside experts Any amount paid to an outside body which is not part of a member organisation of the partnership and which carries out specific and limited work for the project, shall be charged to the heading “Subcontracting costs”. Work such as translation, interpretation and printing carried out by bodies outside the partnership organisations, is considered as subcontracting costs. Such expenditure may only be allowed if the staff of the member organisations of the partnership do not have the skills required for the performance of the work concerned. Subcontracting costs will only be considered eligible if they are in accordance with the provisions of the Agreement concluded with the Commission. If a member of the partnership is required to conclude a subcontracting contract, he/she must enter into an agreement with the subcontractor which assures that the subcontractor will comply with the main Agreement concluded between the applicant and the Commission. Subcontracting agreements must contain at least the following information: subject of the subcontracting dates of start and end of subcontracting amount to be paid detailed description of costs work schedule or phases payment procedures (one or more instalments, staggered payment, etc.) penalty clause(s) in the event of non-fulfilment of the subcontracting agreement or delays in the performance of work. None of the basic activities of the project may be subcontracted, in order not to distort the partnership concept. For this reason, the beneficiary may not subcontract the management and general administration of the project, and no member organisation of the partnership may subcontract the majority of the activities assigned to it. 209 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal If the subcontracting agreement for a particular kind of service (e.g. translations, publications, etc.) exceeds 10,000 EUR, the beneficiary must obtain three competitive quotes, and the partnership must confirm its agreement with the concluding of the subcontracting agreement. If the beneficiary calls on the services of an outside expert (i.e. a person not on the payroll of the organisations constituting the project partnership) as a consultant, the costs will be eligible subject to the conditions mentioned above and provided that they are strictly necessary for the performance of the project and are reasonable in amount. The remuneration of the consultant should not normally exceed 400 EUR per day (VAT excluded). All the costs directly connected with sub-contracting must be declared under the subcontracting budget heading whatever the nature of the costs concerned (e.g. travel costs). The costs of an independent consultant working full-time or frequently for the project should normally be registered under Staff costs and not under subcontracting. The total amount devoted to subcontracting may not exceed 30% of the total cost of the project. For translations, only expenditure directly related to translations from and into the official languages of the countries formally participating in the Socrates programme will be accepted, unless explicit prior authorisation is granted by the Commission. Translation costs may not be higher than the market prices in the country where the translation is done. 2.4 Other costs Other costs, not covered by those indicated above, may be allowed, provided they are: necessary for the performance of the project reasonable in amount fully documented and clearly itemised in the application not indicated under another category or item of expenditure. Specific items of expenditure eligible under this heading include: bank charges relating to the opening or maintaining of an account established especially for the project, as well as bank transfer and exchange costs relating to receipts and payments for eligible expenditure under the project. However, charges relating to establishing or maintaining lines of credit, overdraft or guarantee facilities are not eligible; the hiring of conference halls or training premises, provided that it is strictly necessary for achieving the objectives of the project; costs incurred in producing, translating and publishing documents, when those activities are performed by one of the member organisations of the partnership; communication costs (e.g. connection to the Internet) in duly justified cases for projects where activities require very intensive use of communications. 3. General costs General costs are all administrative costs directly related to project management: communication costs (postage, fax, telephone, mailing, etc.) infrastructure costs (rent, electricity, etc.) of the premises where the project is being carried out, in proportion to the use of these premises by the project office supplies photocopies 210 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal The costs involved in reproducing documents and publishing are included under the budget item “Subcontracting costs” or “Other costs”, as the case may be. The item “General costs” may not cover staff costs or any other costs already declared for another item. General administrative costs must be calculated on the basis of an estimate of the actual costs borne by the beneficiary (all the member organisations of the partnership) for the activities concerned. General costs may not exceed a maximum of 7% of the total cost of the project. ----------------------------------- 211 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal APPENDIX A STAFF CATEGORIES According to the International Standard Classification of Occupations (ISCO-88 (COM)) STAFF CATEGORY 1 100 110 111 114 120 121 122 123 130 131 Legislators, senior officials and managers Legislators and senior officials Legislators and senior government officials Senior officials of special-interest organisations Corporate managers Directors and chief executives Production and operation managers Other specialist managers Managers of small enterprises Managers of small enterprises STAFF CATEGORY 2 200 210 211 212 213 214 220 221 222 223 230 231 232 233 234 235 240 241 242 243 244 245 246 247 Professionals Physical, mathematical and engineering science professionals Physicists, chemists and related professionals Mathematicians, statisticians and related professionals Computing professionals Architects, engineers and related professionals Life science and health professionals Life science professionals Health professionals (except nursing) Nursing and midwifery professionals Teaching professionals College, university and higher education teaching professionals Secondary education teaching professionals Primary and pre-primary education teaching professionals Special education teaching professionals Other teaching professionals Other professionals Business professionals Legal professionals Archivists, librarians and related information professionals Social science and related professionals Writers and creative or performing artists Religious professionals Public service administrative professionals STAFF CATEGORY 3 300 310 311 312 313 314 315 320 321 322 323 Technicians and associate professionals Physical and engineering science associate professionals Physical and engineering science technicians Computer associate professionals Optical and electronic equipment operators Ship and aircraft controllers and technicians Safety and quality inspectors Life science and health associate professionals Life science technicians and related associate professionals Health associate professionals (except nursing) Nursing and midwifery associate professionals 212 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal 330 331 332 333 334 340 341 342 343 344 345 346 347 Teaching associate professionals Primary education teaching associate professionals Pre-primary education teaching associate professionals Special education teaching associate professionals Other teaching associate professionals Other associate professionals Finance and sales associate professionals Business services agents and trade brokers Administrative associate professionals Customs, tax and related government associate professionals Police inspectors and detectives Social work associate professionals Artistic, entertainment and sports associate professionals STAFF CATEGORY 4 400 410 411 412 413 414 419 420 421 422 Clerks Office clerks Secretaries and keyboard-operating clerks Numerical clerks Material-recording and transport clerks Library, mail and related clerks Other office clerks Customer services clerks Cashiers, tellers and related clerks Client information clerks 213 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal ANNEX 3 Annex 3 : Financial Identification Project Reference Number: 213868 - CP -1-2004-1- IT - ERASMUS – TND ACCOUNT HOLDER NAME OF THE ORGANISATION ADDRESS TOWN/CITY COUNTRY CONTACT PERSON TELEPHONE E - MAIL VAT NUMBER U N I V E R S I L U N G A R N O T A’ D I P A C I P I S A N O T T I 4 3 - P I S A I T A L Y 4 4 POSTCODE 5 6 1 0 0 A N N K A T H E R I N E I S A A C S + 3 9 0 5 0 2 2 1 5 4 2 2 FAX + 3 9 0 5 0 2 2 1 5 5 3 7 i s a a c s @ s t m . u n i p i . i t 0 0 2 8 6 8 2 0 5 0 1 BANK BANK NAME C A S S A D I R I BRANCH ADDRESS S E D E , P I A Z Z A TOWN/CITY COUNTRY ACCOUNT NUMBER IBAN P I 7 I I T 5 T S A 1 8 S P A R M I O D A N T E D I P I S A 1 A POSTCODE 5 6 1 2 6 L Y 2 4 3 7 4 0 8 8 K 0 6 2 5 5 1 4 0 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 2 4 3 7 4 0 8 BENEFICIARY (to be filled if the account holder differs from the beneficiary) NAME OF THE ORGANISATION ADDRESS TOWN/CITY COUNTRY REMARKS : POSTCODE Please advise the contact person (project coordinator) when payment is made DATE + SIGNATURE of ACCOUNT HOLDER (Obligatory) BANK STAMP + SIGNATURE of BANK REPRESENTATIVE (Both Obligatory) 214 SOCRATES PROGRAMME Application form for Full Proposal
