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The University of the Highlands and Islands is the United Kingdom's leading integrated university encompassing further and higher education. We are not a traditional university. We are different. We are part of a new breed of tertiary institutions, the only one in Scotland and only a few in Europe. Based in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, our distinctive partnership of 13 independent colleges and research institutions is locally based and rooted in communities and national and international reach, as part of a regional university structure. Our reputation is built on our innovative approach to learning and our distinctive research and curriculum, enriched by the people, natural environment, economy, culture, and heritage of the Highlands and Islands and its communities. We have 40,000 students at the heart of our university partnership, and their success measures us. Our curriculum portfolio across both further and higher education is designed to meet current and future local and regional needs and to attract other students to the Highlands and Islands to study. Honorary awards are conferred upon individuals in recognition of their outstanding achievement in their field for their contribution to the life of the Highlands and Islands or society at large or their service to our university. The Honorary Awards Committee is delegated powers by the University Court to invite recommendations and determine recipients for the award of any of Fellowship of the University of the Highlands and Islands, Master of the University, and recommend recipients Chancellor's Medal. The principal and vice-chancellor, secretary, and associated staff are responsible for the overall operations of the University of the Highlands and Islands as well as relationships with our partner colleges and research institutions throughout the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The University Archive actively preserves records that evidence the history, development, and activities of the University of the Highlands and Islands. It also acquires, makes available, and preserves collections that support academic research and teaching activities conducted at the university and collections documenting the lives and work of people and groups associated with the university. The University Archive accepts gifts and bequests in different formats from members of the public and the university community related to its areas of research, activity, and geographical extent, in line with the Collections Policy. The university prefers to receive items/collections as a gift. Donors will be asked to complete a Deposit Agreement Form specifying the terms and conditions of donation and must present evidence of ownership and authority to deposit. Please contact the University Archivist and Records Manager if you would like to donate items, collections, or make a bequest to the university. The University Archivist and Records Manager will appraise all gifts and donations before accepting them into the University Archives. Every effort will be made to avoid conflict and duplication with other public archive services' collecting policies. View full university

The University of the Highlands and Islands is the United Kingdom's leading integrated university encompassing further and higher education. We are not a traditional university. We are different. We are part of a new breed of tertiary institutions, the only one in Scotland and only a few in Europe. Based in the Highlands and Islands of Scotland, our distinctive partnership of 13 independent colleges and research institutions is locally based and rooted in communities and national and international reach, as part of a regional university structure. Our reputation is built on our innovative approach to learning and our distinctive research and curriculum, enriched by the people, natural environment, economy, culture, and heritage of the Highlands and Islands and its communities. We have 40,000 students at the heart of our university partnership, and their success measures us. Our curriculum portfolio across both further and higher education is designed to meet current and future local and regional needs and to attract other students to the Highlands and Islands to study. Honorary awards are conferred upon individuals in recognition of their outstanding achievement in their field for their contribution to the life of the Highlands and Islands or society at large or their service to our university. The Honorary Awards Committee is delegated powers by the University Court to invite recommendations and determine recipients for the award of any of Fellowship of the University of the Highlands and Islands, Master of the University, and recommend recipients Chancellor's Medal. The principal and vice-chancellor, secretary, and associated staff are responsible for the overall operations of the University of the Highlands and Islands as well as relationships with our partner colleges and research institutions throughout the Highlands and Islands of Scotland. The University Archive actively preserves records that evidence the history, development, and activities of the University of the Highlands and Islands. It also acquires, makes available, and preserves collections that support academic research and teaching activities conducted at the university and collections documenting the lives and work of people and groups associated with the university. The University Archive accepts gifts and bequests in different formats from members of the public and the university community related to its areas of research, activity, and geographical extent, in line with the Collections Policy. The university prefers to receive items/collections as a gift. Donors will be asked to complete a Deposit Agreement Form specifying the terms and conditions of donation and must present evidence of ownership and authority to deposit. Please contact the University Archivist and Records Manager if you would like to donate items, collections, or make a bequest to the university. The University Archivist and Records Manager will appraise all gifts and donations before accepting them into the University Archives. Every effort will be made to avoid conflict and duplication with other public archive services' collecting policies. View full university

TEI of Ionian Islands was established under the name "Technological Educational Institute (TEI) of Ionian Islands" according to the Greek Official Gazette 156/20-6-2003. It belongs to the Technological Sector of Higher Education, and it is operating as a Public-law Entity fully self-governing under the supervision of the Greek Minister of Education. The central offices of the TEI Ionian Islands are located in Argostoli, Cephalonia. There are eight departments in TEI of the Ionian Islands which offer courses in modern subjects. The Institute departments are located in the islands of Cephalonia (Argostoli and Lixouri), Zante, and Lefkada. The first departments of the TEI were: Application of Information Technology in Administration and Economy (based in Lefkada). Organic Farming and Food Technology (based in Lefkada). Sound and Musical Instruments Technology (based in Lixouri). Environmental Technology and Ecology (based in Zante). DATA aims to improve effectiveness by maximizing the cooperation and exploiting scale economies and saving resources, assuming the coordination of the project and the Liaison Office's activities, the Office of Training, and the Practice Unit innovation Entrepreneurship. Despite each office and unit's autonomous administrative organization and operation, respectively, DASTA provides a general overview. DATA as the coordinating body of the units "Liaison Offices," "Internship" and "Unit for the Promotion of Innovation and Entrepreneurship" of TEI Ionian Islands aims to link and familiarize students with the world of the production process in order to improve the career prospects of graduates in the labor market. That is to say; the main goal is to offer students, in an organized way, the possibility of acquaintance with the environment of their future career and acquire specialized knowledge and skills that will enable them to compete on better terms with their position in the professional arena. Within the framework of the Lifelong Learning Program, Erasmus is addressed to: Students and professors of any higher education and professional training. Institutes of higher education, as defined by the Member States. Professors, trainers, and other personnel of the said institutes. Associations and representatives of higher education institutions, including student unions, universities, and professors/trainers. Companies, social partners, and other representatives of the workplace. Public and private entities, including non-profit and non-governmental organizations, responsible for organizing and providing training to local, regional, and national levels. Research centers and entities are dealing with issues related to lifelong learning. Entities that provide advice, information, and guidance on any lifelong learning. View full university

Imagine a big family—one that's warm, welcoming, smart, and fun. California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI) is a four-year, public university in Camarillo, California. Established in 2002, we are the youngest of 23 campuses in the CSU family. While our name suggests, we are surrounded by water, relax. You will not need a ferry to get here. Camarillo is midway between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles and just 25 miles from Malibu. CSUCI is nestled against the Santa Monica Mountain's foothills—and close to the Pacific Ocean and the Pacific Coast Highway. At CSUCI, everything—and we mean everything—connects to our mission and "Four Pillars." Our mission statement boils down to this: No matter which of our academic programs you choose, you will be at the center of your educational experience. Your education rests on our Four Pillars: International—an internationalized curriculum, a diverse campus community, and studying abroad opportunities. Integrative—CSUCI's signature interdisciplinary approach. Multicultural—a campus that reflects the real world a curriculum that prepares you for it. Community engagement—valuable experience you need and a chance to make the world better. Placing students at the center of the educational experience, California State University Channel Islands provides undergraduate and graduate education that facilitates learning within and across disciplines through integrative approaches, emphasizes experiential and service learning, and graduates with multicultural and international perspectives. Our more than 30 academic programs at California State University Channel Islands (CSUCI) are student-centered, innovative, and creative. You will be inspired to question, think critically, and explore. Your professors are accessible mentors who take an interdisciplinary approach to teaching and learning—whether you are pursuing an undergraduate or graduate degree or certification to advance your career. California State University Channel Islands (CI) understands that you have a life. A full life. So when it comes to continuing your education, you need lots of options. That is where Extended University comes in. At California State University Channel Islands (CI), you will never hear us say, "That is how we have always done it." We are young—and innovative, which means we are not stuck in outdated teaching and learning modes.Take our signature interdisciplinary approach to courses and programs. Because of it, you might take a course that combines, say, art with science or history with the business. Student Support Services (SSS) at California State University Channel Islands is a student-centered program that assists first-generation and income-qualified students and students with disabilities. SSS is federally funded to serve 160 students throughout the academic year. SSS's goal is to increase the retention and graduation rates of those students who are first-generation, low-income, and disabled. With SSS assistance, students will complete the requirements for a baccalaureate degree and possibly continue to graduate or professional school. SSS supports student success by providing a comprehensive individualized program of active and targeted assistance aimed at increasing academic accomplishment and providing and building cooperative and trusting relationships with students. CSUCI's mission is all about you. It is about a student-centered education, one that will put innovative learning opportunities in front of you—no matter which of our academic programs you choose. First-year students are admitted once per year in the fall semester. The application filing period begins October 1st through November 30th every year. California State University Channel Islands (CI) knows you need a graduate program flexible enough to fit your schedule and life. You will find that at CI. Special education does not have to come with an extraordinary price tag. At California State University Channel Islands (CI), we strive to keep your attendance costs minimum. Out-of-state students may even find CI costs less than your in-state education. California State University Channel Islands is pleased to welcome international students. We are committed to academic excellence, community involvement, environmental responsibility, and leadership for the 21st century, and we invite international students to join our vibrant, diverse campus community. CI offers Masters's degrees in Business, Biotechnology, Dual Degree in MBA and Biotechnology, Computer Science, Mathematics, and Education. Over 25 programs are available for international undergraduates. Exchange students can apply to CI through the bi-lateral partner exchange or the California State University's International Programs. Upper-division transfer students (except Pre-Nursing majors) are admitted in both the fall and spring semesters. Pre-Nursing transfer students are only admitted in the fall. CSUCI's beautiful campus in Camarillo is midway between Santa Barbara and Los Angeles and just 25 miles from Malibu. We are nestled against the foothills of the Santa Monica Mountains—and not far from the Pacific Ocean. Despite our name, CSUCI is surrounded by lemon groves and strawberry and raspberry fields. With Spanish-style buildings and courtyards, our peaceful campus is ideal for you to immerse yourself in your studies. To get the most out of California State University Channel Islands (CI), do not just go to class and go home. CI offers plenty of ways for you to get involved, improve your leadership skills, and make friends—and memories—that will last a lifetime. To get the most out of California State University Channel Islands (CI), do not just go to class and go home. CI offers plenty of ways for you to get involved, improve your leadership skills, and make friends—and memories—that will last a lifetime. California State University Channel Islands (CI) puts student success first. It is in our mission statement. It is what we do—every day. So when you need help, we are here for you—now and in the future. View full university

The University of the Balearic Islands invites you to study and research in a privileged backdrop, where the peace, tranquillity, and wellbeing of Mediterranean living come together in perfect harmony with a work-oriented environment designed to educate, generate knowledge and innovate, while always aspiring to excellence in research and quality. As you are captivated by the striking Serra de Tramuntana Mountains, which became a UNESCO World Heritage site in 2010, and the warm Mediterranean Sea, our university campus in Palma opens its doors to offer you its vast experience in language learning and to enable you to enjoy a multilingual environment in a culturally rich and diverse society. It is not by chance that more than 160 different languages from all around the world come together in the Balearic Islands, alongside the two official languages that are most widely spoken here: Catalan, our language, and Spanish. In this privileged environment that has been a point of attraction for distinguished public figures, artists, and writers from all around Europe and the globe for centuries, the UIB is one of the country’s leading universities in teaching, research, international cooperation, and technological development and innovation. The UIB is a time-honored member of major international university networks; it has attracted countless students from abroad and successfully joined the European Space for Higher Education. It is a university committed to building the European Union and an institution that aspires to become a motor of economic growth and wellbeing for the people. The UIB has made research its fundamental objective. It has excellent researchers and high-quality research facilities that let them work with a high-quality level to achieve these objectives. The research in the UIB is financed by own funds (with the Research promotion program), European funds (including FEDER), national funds (R+D+i State Plans), autonomical funds (Balearic Science and Technology Plans) as well as other institutions funds, achieved all by his researchers in competitive calls. This continuous and collaborative effort has allowed the UIB to achieve great prestige as a research organization at a national and international level. View full university