Consortium Agreement of Management for the National Scientific Programme "Security and Defence"
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An agreement for establishment of Consortium for the management of the National Scientific Programme "Security and Defense" was signed in the Royal Halls Complex of "Georgy Stoykov Rakovsky" Military Academy. Prof. Dr. Miroslava Rakovska, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs and Head of Logistics and Supply Chains Department and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Noncho Dimitrov, Scientific Secretary of National and Regional Security Department and Programme Coordinator, attended the event on behalf of UNWE.
An agreement for establishment of Consortium for the management of the National Scientific Programme "Security and Defense" was signed in the Royal Halls Complex of "Georgy Stoykov Rakovsky" Military Academy. Prof. Dr. Miroslava Rakovska, Vice-Rector for Academic Affairs and Head of Logistics and Supply Chains Department and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Noncho Dimitrov, Scientific Secretary of National and Regional Security Department and Programme Coordinator, attended the event on behalf of UNWE.
By their participation in the Programme they will support the implementation of the objectives as well as ensure the shared use of their existing scientific and educational infrastructure.
The work on the Programme aims to develop the joint training of Doctoral students as well as to attract participants in the Programme from other scientific units, i.e. the so-called mission-based research which will open the defence and security sector for Doctoral students on entirely new, interdisciplinary topics.
The work on the Programme aims to develop the joint training of Doctoral students as well as to attract participants in the Programme from other scientific units, i.e. the so-called mission-based research which will open the defence and security sector for Doctoral students on entirely new, interdisciplinary topics.
The work on the Programme aims to develop the joint training of Doctoral students as well as to attract participants in the Programme from other scientific units, i.e. the so-called mission-based research which will open the defence and security sector for Doctoral students on entirely new, interdisciplinary topics.
