The Cyprus University of Technology (CUT) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with University College London (UCL), in an aim to promote student participation in real projects assigned by the industry, through the implementation of the UCL Industry Exchange Network (IXN) model.
The MoU concerns the fields of Informatics and New Media and Technology, focusing on the two-way opportunity for CUT students to participate in and develop projects for the industry and other sectors. Specifically, undergraduate and postgraduate students will be able to take an active role in technology-driven projects which are within the scope of interest of the CUT. The model aims to develop students’ understanding and authentic experience gains through external collaborations and real interdisciplinary applications, combined with a robust and well-structured program of studies.
This MoU constitutes an important agreement with one of the leading universities, both of Europe and the world. The UCL IXN model is used internationally as an example of best practice in this area of Higher Education.
The model runs based on a well-defined methodological framework and the projects carried out take into account both the interests and motivations of the students, as well as the skills required for their successful implementation.
In effect, undergraduate and postgraduate students are given a significant opportunity to aquire a tailored experience in various industry areas, while enhancing their future career prospects.
The model will be applied as part of an initial pilot implementation in specific study programs at CUT as of September 2021.
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The Cyprus University of Technology (CUT) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with University College London (UCL), in an aim to promote student participation in real projects assigned by the industry, through the implementation of the UCL Industry Exchange Network (IXN) model.
The MoU concerns the fields of Informatics and New Media and Technology, focusing on the two-way opportunity for CUT students to participate in and develop projects for the industry and other sectors. Specifically, undergraduate and postgraduate students will be able to take an active role in technology-driven projects which are within the scope of interest of the CUT. The model aims to develop students’ understanding and authentic experience gains through external collaborations and real interdisciplinary applications, combined with a robust and well-structured program of studies.
This MoU constitutes an important agreement with one of the leading universities, both of Europe and the world. The UCL IXN model is used internationally as an example of best practice in this area of Higher Education.
The model runs based on a well-defined methodological framework and the projects carried out take into account both the interests and motivations of the students, as well as the skills required for their successful implementation.
In effect, undergraduate and postgraduate students are given a significant opportunity to aquire a tailored experience in various industry areas, while enhancing their future career prospects.
The model will be applied as part of an initial pilot implementation in specific study programs at CUT as of September 2021.