Romy Hilbig from our project partner Fraunhofer MOEZ presented the paper «Innovation Management – Transferring European Teaching Experience to Tunisia» at this years ISPIM conference in Helsinki, Finnland. The central idea of the paper is to explore the process of transferring European teaching experience to Tunisia, an emerging economy country in North Africa.
It examines the design and delivery options and strategy for not only creating a course but enabling its effective transfer to local universities for delivery and further development. In particular it discusses some of the issues in translating education and training concepts to an emerging economy and configuring to make best use of new technological and pedagogical approaches. Since this was also a collaborative EU-funded project – fully named as “Development and Implementation of an Accredited Cross-Universities Innovation Management Master Program in Tunisia” (DICAMP) – the paper also explores some issues in coordinating multi-contributor projects drawing on diverse cultural backgrounds as well as widely varying areas of expertise.
You may also want to check out the presentation slides 
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