The 'Transnational Accessible Master Programmes' (TAMP) project aims to expand and further develop the internationalisation of Master's degree programmes at City University of Applied Sciences Bremen through strategic partnerships. The central guiding principle of accessibility is understood here not merely as a technical requirement, but as a strategic transformation goal in order to realise internationally accessible, digitally supported and sustainably oriented Master's programmes.
The first working meeting of the DAAD-TAMP project will take place at the HSB from 8 to 10 September 2026.
The first working meeting of the DAAD-TAMP project will discuss how, within the framework of the approved three-year DAAD project, curricula can be modularised, new mobility windows created and administrative processes made more flexible. By embedding international, digital teaching formats within the institutional structure and establishing project-based mobility formats with external partners, the project aims to enable flexible, transferable and equitable Master’s programmes. In close cooperation with universities in Portugal, Poland, Latvia and Albania, and with the involvement of local industry partners, the aim is to create sustainable structures for transnational and practice-integrated higher education, using three degree programmes as examples.
Tuesday, 08 September:
05:30 pm Arrival and 07:30 pm Dinner
Wednesday, 09 September:
09:00 am - 04:00 pm Work Meeting Part 1 and 07:00 pm Dinner
Thursday, 10 September:
09:00 am - 04:00 pm Work Meeting Part 2
Prof. Dr.-Ing. Thomas Rauscher
Engineering mathematics and construction informatics
+49 421 5905 2315
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