Lifelong Learning Programme
Erasmus
Intensive Programmes (IP)
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Title: |
ACTUAL CHALLENGES IN LOGISTICS AND MAINTENANCE OF
INDUSTRIAL SYSTEMS |
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Acronym: |
LogMain |
Project summary
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Objectives
and target groups This IP project aims to improve
and complete the academic professional training of undergraduates students (BA)
from the specialities of engineering, manufacturing and processing and
transportation. The scope is to support the bachelor students (1st cycle) in
acquiring the core technical knowledge, skills and competences necessary to
operate in their future profession, in a multidisciplinary and modern
approach of logistics and maintenance issues as a support function for
industrial systems. The project builds a consortium of universities that will
implement joint educational programmes, curricular development, improve
educational tools. Thus the project allows the exchange of good practices in
teaching and learning activities at European level. Main
activities developed within the programme will be: - teaching modules (courses,
study cases, dialogues and debates, analysis and discussions, practical
activities, exercises, brainstorming, simulations, games, teamwork and
individual work; - key speakers session with
invited experts in the field of logistics and maintenance - 3 companies visits (related
with the domain of support activities – logistics and maintenance); - field trips (2 visits of
historical and cultural sites) and other social and cultural activities; - evaluations and reporting upon
the project; - dissemination, promotion and
exploitation activities (website, newsletters, project links, press
conference and articles, designing and distributing of brochures, posters
displaying). Expected
outputs As a result of the IP, the
students should be aware and gain experience on the actual challenges in the
field of logistics and maintenance. They will be able to use cross-cultural
communication skills and competences in a global labour market and will be
able to adopt a knowledge seeking culture in their field of activity. There
will be created also an innovative frame for internationally teaching and
learning in the IP topic. 6 ECTS credits will be awarded to the participating
students. The expected outputs will be: the
IP study programme itself; the educational plan/curricula; teaching materials
(on-line, printed and on CD) and evaluation forms (on-line and printed);
collection of case studies reports and analysis from the students; project
reports; promotion, dissemination and exploitation activities and products
(website with on-line teaching materials and evaluation forms, posters,
brochure, logo of the IP, press articles); collaboration protocol for future
partners cooperation; experiences; know-how; managerial lesson; best practice
exchange. |