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The ''European Master in Comparative Urban Studies'' ('''e-URBs''') | The ''European Master in Comparative Urban Studies'' ('''e-URBs''') was funded in 2005 under the Lifelong Learning Erasmus Virtual Campuses programme. Its primary goal was to create a 'virtual international campus' for urban studies. | ||
Detailed project objectives [as outlined at that time] were: | |||
* to strategically deploy a long lasting experience of the partners in online teaching aimed at further consolidating it at graduate and post-graduate level into a "virtual campus" like arrangement; | |||
* to institutionalise a curricula of 60 ECTS in Comparative Urban Studies with an extensive online teaching (and tutoring) aimed at encouraging and facilitating the physical and virtual mobility between higher education systems and institutions across Europe fostering the Bologna process and the institutionalisation of a European Higher Education area; | |||
* to use an innovative ODL learning environment for higher education (© Land of Learning) to monitor the effects on the interactive process and the use of learning objects; | |||
* to disseminate and exchange good practices both among the partner universities, in the networks within which the partners are embedded and at major events. | |||
E-Urbs | |||
E-Urbs students spent a residency period in Urbino. On course completion they were awarded a European Master of Arts in Comparative Urban Studies degree. | |||
The e-URBs web site is at http://www.e-urbs.net/ | The e-URBs web site is at http://www.e-urbs.net/ | ||
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The European Master in Comparative Urban Studies (e-URBs) was funded in 2005 under the Lifelong Learning Erasmus Virtual Campuses programme. Its primary goal was to create a 'virtual international campus' for urban studies.
Detailed project objectives [as outlined at that time] were:
- to strategically deploy a long lasting experience of the partners in online teaching aimed at further consolidating it at graduate and post-graduate level into a "virtual campus" like arrangement;
- to institutionalise a curricula of 60 ECTS in Comparative Urban Studies with an extensive online teaching (and tutoring) aimed at encouraging and facilitating the physical and virtual mobility between higher education systems and institutions across Europe fostering the Bologna process and the institutionalisation of a European Higher Education area;
- to use an innovative ODL learning environment for higher education (© Land of Learning) to monitor the effects on the interactive process and the use of learning objects;
- to disseminate and exchange good practices both among the partner universities, in the networks within which the partners are embedded and at major events.
E-Urbs students spent a residency period in Urbino. On course completion they were awarded a European Master of Arts in Comparative Urban Studies degree.
The e-URBs web site is at http://www.e-urbs.net/
Partners
- University of Urbino (Italy) - Co-ordinator
- University of Amsterdam (Netherlands)
- University of Barcelona (Spain)
- University of Berlin Humboldt (Germany)
- University of Milan Bicocca (Italy)
- University of Birmingham (UK)
- University of Copenhagen (Denmark)
- Catholic University of Leuven (Belgium)
- Polish Academy of Sciences ([Poland]])