
Edinburgh (United Kingdom), June 19th
Main points in the agenda, revealed by the Minutes, were:
ØInformation on the actions undertaken by the Management Committee in response to the audit by Moore and Stephens and the letter of EACEA
ØInformation on the demand for prolongation with 3 months (to 31 December 2009) of the EUCEET III Project.
ØSituation of the budget by 1st June 2009
ØReports on the outcomes of the Working Groups founded in Santander for the themes:
F: “Approaches to teaching and learning, assessment and performance in civil engineering education” Chairperson: Ralf Reinecke, IB Reinecke, Munich, Germany
G: “Making the European civil engineering education better known and more attractive outside Europe” Chairperson: Carsten Ahrens, UAS Oldenburg, Germany
H: “Developing a synergy between academic and professional worlds”Chairperson: Colin Kerr , Imperial College London, U.K.
ØReports on the activities of the Working Groups founded in Warsaw for the themes:
B: "Enhancement of the cooperation between civil engineering faculties in Europe by the development of joint degrees" Chairperson: Radu Bancila, Univ. Politehnica Timisoara
C: "Doctoral programmes – 3rd cycle – and research in civil engineering faculties" Chairperson: Marina Pantazidou, NTU Athens
D: “Best practice in establishing and running multi-disciplinary programmes of education, involving civil engineering and other fields" Chairperson: Tudor Bugnariu, TUCE Bucharest
21.06.2009