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06 Jan 2013
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Ibn Tofaïl University launches a vast international cooperation programme
After having organised, at the end of December, a BarCamp, an open meeting in the form of participatory workshops on the use of digital tools for teaching, the Ibn Tofaïl University of Kénitra launched a vast international cooperation programme.
In a press release, relayed by the MAP, the presidency of this University, which has 21,357 students and 437 teachers, has set itself the objective of making international cooperation "an effective tool for knowledge transfer and the acquisition of new means of expertise". As an example, let us recall that since the annual conference of April 2012 in Marseille, the Ibn Tofaïl University has joined the Consortium of Euro-Mediterranean Universities called Téthys, a university founded on the principle of a consortium of universities within which each partner is a full member and provides the same active participation in pedagogical and scientific matters. This openness to the world of science, research, and teaching is materialised by the organisation of three international events that will address subjects as varied as climate change, the world of entrepreneurship, and certification. The…
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