The overall objective of Enbrain proposal is to fill this gap through the design and develop of an innovative educational platform based on new courses, e-learning methods and digital tools that may promote a systemic multi-dimensional vision of the global energy challenge.
The specific objectives of this project are:
- Design of a Master in Renewable and Sustainable Energy in Libya (15 courses, 120 ECTS) following a multi-level approach in capacity building. Modules will 1) include technical subjects focusing on the workforce to create jobs that meet industrial local needs; 2) build institutional and administrative capacity, therefore focusing on economics, legislation, social disciplines; 3) facilitate the dialogue and the exchange of experiences between professionals coming from regulatory, financing and industrial contexts. A MOOC will be designed to facilitate the multi-disciplinary approach.
- Pilot start-up the Master in Renewable and Sustainable energy in at least one Partner Country University;
- Pilot start-up seed-courses (>7 courses, 60 ECTS) about Renewable and Sustainable Energy to be integrated into existing curricula in each of Partner Country Universities;
- Create an open platform to engage citizens in renewable and sustainable energy via the creation of a MOOC for citizens.
| Project Acronym | |
| Enbrain | |
| Programme | |
| European Commission, Erasmus+, KA2 – Capacity-building in the Field of Higher Education | |
| Lead Contractor | |
| POLITO, Politecnico di Torino | |
| Partners | |
| UNIMED, Mediterranean Universities Union, ItalyUniversitat de Barcelona, SpainUniversidad de Evora, PortougalSirte University, LibyaUniversity of Tripoli, LibyaUniversity of Zawia, LibyaMisurata University, LibyaSebha University, Libya | |
| Associated Partner | |
| N/A | |
| Budget | |
| € 743.136,00 | |
| Project Duration | |
| From 15/10/2017 to 14/10/2020 | |
| Project No | |
| 586221-EPP-1-2017-1-IT-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP | |
| Project website | |
| https://enbrain-project.com/ | |
| Contact Person | |
| m.scalisi[AT]uni-med.net |