BNU has enjoyed a long and successful history since 1891, as the School of Science and Art. It has had a rich relationship with the region’s environmental industry that saw Thames Valley Corridor prosper throughout the 20th century with firms reaching international status.
The industry relied upon the University to provide education for its employees as well as its staff actively engaging in designs for production resulting in some successful lines.
Within the University the Institute for Conservation, Sustainability and Innovation has a strong reputation for environmental studies in the UK as well as having significant provision in resources management. Student’s work is exhibited nationally and internationally with staff also having internationally significant profiles.
BNU currently offers education to over 9,000 students studying on a range of courses linked to the environmental studies, business, security, design, the management and information management sectors, and the public sector. A vision at BNU is to shape higher education for the benefit of people and employers. Within a caring and supportive environment, it delivers scholarship, as well as focused applied research and professional practice.
BNU has 981 employees, of which 560 are female and 421 are male. There are two faculties: Design Media and Management which has 360 academic staff and Society and Health which has 235 academic staff. BNU has experience in Knowledge Exchange and dissemination expertise as well as achieving significant impact on its funded work.
UNIPA has 122 courses (first and second cycle) are yearly offered as well as 44 master and specialization and 23 PhD courses, targeted to the training of specific professional figures, often in cooperation with external institutions and companies – a galaxy which attracts about 10,000 first-year students every academic year.
UNIPA has 20 Departments, where researchers study every day to find new solutions to the questions posed by nature, science and society. From Information Technology to Biology, from Mathematics to Medicine, to Social Sciences and Preservation of Cultural Heritage, the University works to make its contribution of innovation and progress to the international scientific community and the world of production.
In particular, the department involved in this project is the Department of Industrial and Digital Innovation (DIID), which in the last years has accumulated a good experience in participating and coordinating the EU.
IHU started functioning in 2008 and is based in Thermi, Thessaloniki, GREECE. Its mission and purpose is to provide higher education to Greeks and foreigners and to produce and impart innovative knowledge to the scientific disciplines concerned.
In 2019 the IHU merged with the TEIs of Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia and Eastern Macedonia and Thrace and has more than 40,000 students making it one of the largest universities in Greece. Until then, IHU was the only public university in the country
where the programs were taught exclusively in English.
Currently IHU has 9 Schools that are Economics and Management, Social Sciences, Health Sciences, Engineering, Design Sciences, Science, Geotechnical Sciences, Humanitarian Social and Economic Sciences.
The UNESCO CHAIR Con-E-Ect on the Conservation and Ecotourism of Riparian and Deltaic Ecosystems is also hosted at IHU. The University also has 9 Research Institutes:
Life Sciences, Petroleum, Tourism and Hospitality, Urban Environment, Social and Solidarity Economy, Management of Refugee Flows and Crises, Agricultural Industry, Industrial Innovation and Digital Agriculture, Sustainable Development and the Circular Economy. It also offers more than 30 MSc programs. Many of these are offered in English.
Two English-language scientific journals specifically The Journal of Engineering Science and Technology Review and The International Journal of Economics Science and Applied Research are published by IHU. IHU has and continues to be also actively involved in many international cooperative programmes such as ERASMUS, COMETT, LINGUA, PETRA, TEMPUS, EUROFORM, TEXT, EURASHE, SOCRATES. It has been also actively involved in international research projects such as Alpha, EU DG-Research Vth Framework, Interreg IIIB CADSES, Interreg III A Phare CBC Greece-Bulgaria, Interreg III B Archimed and Interreg IV-C South East.
IHU’s goal is to be a pioneer in innovative research in many different scientific disciplines.
IHU started functioning in 2008 and is based in Thermi, Thessaloniki, GREECE. Its mission and purpose is to provide higher education to Greeks and foreigners and to produce and impart innovative knowledge to the scientific disciplines concerned.
In 2019 the IHU merged with the TEIs of Thessaloniki, Central Macedonia and Eastern Macedonia and Thrace and has more than 40,000 students making it one of the largest universities in Greece. Until then, IHU was the only public university in the country
where the programs were taught exclusively in English.
Currently IHU has 9 Schools that are Economics and Management, Social Sciences, Health Sciences, Engineering, Design Sciences, Science, Geotechnical Sciences, Humanitarian Social and Economic Sciences.
The UNESCO CHAIR Con-E-Ect on the Conservation and Ecotourism of Riparian and Deltaic Ecosystems is also hosted at IHU. The University also has 9 Research Institutes:
Life Sciences, Petroleum, Tourism and Hospitality, Urban Environment, Social and Solidarity Economy, Management of Refugee Flows and Crises, Agricultural Industry, Industrial Innovation and Digital Agriculture, Sustainable Development and the Circular Economy. It also offers more than 30 MSc programs. Many of these are offered in English.
Two English-language scientific journals specifically The Journal of Engineering Science and Technology Review and The International Journal of Economics Science and Applied Research are published by IHU. IHU has and continues to be also actively involved in many international cooperative programmes such as ERASMUS, COMETT, LINGUA, PETRA, TEMPUS, EUROFORM, TEXT, EURASHE, SOCRATES. It has been also actively involved in international research projects such as Alpha, EU DG-Research Vth Framework, Interreg IIIB CADSES, Interreg III A Phare CBC Greece-Bulgaria, Interreg III B Archimed and Interreg IV-C South East.
IHU goals is to be a pioneer in innovative research in many different scientific disciplines.
The comprehensive IT support services, from full and partial support to ad hoc support, specially tailored to suit the varying demands of modern-day businesses. EyEBB systems use tools and methodologies that allow avoiding dominant logics and established paradigms to look for fresh and new alternatives. Identified with this idea, EyEBB systems has its knowledge and acquired experiences in technology and innovation, as well as its added value in human capital at the service of the social economy to enhance the management and transparency of all projects involved in helping those in need.
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In this sense, EyEBB systems encourage a much more practical and pleasant format based on more participatory dynamics in each course and using e-Learning techniques.
Also provides end-to-end green computing solutions to cloud computing, enterprise IT markets. Also our solutions range from server, storage, and workstations to full racks, networking devices, server management software and technology support and services.
ACIF-CCIM represents employers and companies acting in Madeira Island, defending its interests. As Economic Partner, our action is directed at up-holding the free competition
between companies.
This Association has about 800 associated companies, from all sectors (commerce, industry, services and tourism) most of which are SME. To better protect the interests of its members and provide services according to their needs, ACIF-CCIM has 18 employees in addition, spread over six departments (Events and Communication; Training and Projects, Associates and Partnerships; Legal; Administrative and Financial; ICT).
ACIF-CCIM is responsible for developing a variety of activities, in particular a wide range of business services, including information and support for businesses; vocational training; company missions; fairs; conferences; events; representation and defend of the interests of its members; reinforcing the role of business associations on both national and international levels, among others.
We have developed, over the years, several projects for companies, with particular emphasis on pioneering initiatives in the tourism sector – particularly in the area of energy efficiency, training-consulting, e-commerce and applications for mobile devices, trade and services, among others. The co-financed in several funds like EEA Grants, Interreg MAC Intervening, ESP or under under the PCT-MAC 2007-2013, Interreg MAC 21014-2020, Interref Atlantic, Erasmus Plus, Horizon 2020 with regard to our participation in European networks ACIF-CCIM began its experience in 1989 with Euro Info Centre and has continued in 2008 as Enterprise Europe Network
partner. ACIF-CCIM is represented in Madeira Europe Direct network.
ACIF would like to participate in more European projects, so it wants to extend its contact network to join consortiums for future application.
EVM tools and methodologies allow us to avoid dominant logic and established paradigms to look for fresh and new alternatives. EVM is a company, and as such, it aspires to generate profit, but not at any cost.
Our computerized society demands from any company or organization whatsoever to act upon an ethical code of behavior that integrates intelligence and sensitivity, science and conscience, development and respect, etc. Identified with this idea, EVM has its knowledge and acquired experiences in technology and innovation, as well as its added value in human capital at the service of the social economy to enhance the management and transparency of all projects involved in helping those in need.
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The founder and CEO of the company is Prof. Dr. Henn Korjus. The company has participated in many national and international projects, including EU financed Life-Nature and H2020 projects.
The company works in close cooperation with the Foundation for Forest Conservation (Metsahoiu Sihtasutus) and the Institute of Forestry and Rural Engineering of Estonian University of Life Sciences. EMOU specializes in natural resources management, regulatory compliance, and clear, accurate, science-based information. EMOU’s employees include professionals and technicians with on-the-ground experience in Environmental Sciences.
EMOU services include wildlife management, watershed analyses and management, botanical surveys, feasibility studies, environmental assessments, vegetative analyses, timber and timberland appraisals, litigation support, timber inventories, forest management, logging engineering, timber and log marketing and complete mapping services.
