Under the 2019/2020 cooperation program, students from the two universities will be involved in a collaborative challenge. In teams of 4-6 people, students have to prepare practical projects of benefit for the society in the two partner countries. The projects may develop an innovative idea or a new way of solving an economic and/or social problem or just to upgrade existing solutions.

Possible areas of research cooperation could be found here. However, students are welcome to further define the topic of their project.

The expected output under each project is a research paper that will be presented at a special webinar scheduled for the end of November 2019.