"Promoting Irish-French Academic Cooperation" will be the opportunity for meetings between French and Irish counterparts, to develop or strengthen relationships with academic partners who have expressed interest in cooperation with France. Currently, there are more than 450 French-Irish agreements, most related to the mobility of students, teachers and researchers. Furthermore, the academic cooperation policy for 2014 aims to develop incoming mobility (Ireland to France) and increase quality of institutional partnerships between French and Irish universities.The first day, June 19, which will take place at the Royal College of Physicians of Ireland in Dublin will be dedicated to three lectures by French and Irish representatives:
- Relation between the academic world and companies ;
- Joint and double degrees ;
- How to find the contact person in an Irish institution?
On the website of Campus France, you will find useful information (currently, only available in French) such as the registration form - although the deadline was april 30, it is still possible to register – as well as documents such as the "Fiche Curie" on Irish higher education or Irish Government priorities in the research field.
Also forthcoming: Focus Ireland, a publication of the "Focus Campus France countries" collection which is aimed at all those involved in academic cooperation, providing them with synthetic information about international mobility, government priorities in terms of training and promotional activities carried out by other countries.
For more information on June days, you can contact:
at Campus France:
Anne Plaine : anne.plaine@campusfrance.org
Clarisse Zerbib : clarisse.zerbib@campusfrance.org
at the French Embassy in Dublin:
Elodie Le Rouic : academic@ambafrance-ie.org
Claude Detrez : c.detrez@ambafrance-ie.org