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INTRODUCTION . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Tempus in Hungary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Changing Role in a Changing Environment . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 3

Tempus Structure in Hungary . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

New Perspectives in Tempus: Tempus III . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

Tempus III at a Glance . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 5

How to Exploit Hungarian Tempus Experience in Tempus III Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6

An Introduction to Running Hungarian Tempus Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Higher Education for EU Integration: Tempus II bis . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 8

Tempus Institution Building in Brief . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 11

Comments on Projects Launched in the Previous Phase of Tempus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12

The Hungarian JEP Selection Procedure . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 13

Tempus Results in Figures . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

How to Use this Yearbook . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

JOINT EUROPEAN PROJECTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 22

COMPACT MEASURES PROJECTS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 51

INDEX I – Hungarian Institutions Participating in Joint European Projects . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 53

INDEX II - Hungarian Non-Academic Institutions Participating in Joint European Projects . . . 60

INDEX III - Joint European Project Contact Persons at the Co-ordinating Institutions . . . . . . 64

MISCELLANEOUS . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Glossary of Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Subject Area Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 68

Country Codes . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 70

Regional Tempus Offices . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 71

More About Tempus . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 72

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INTRODUCTION

TEMPUS IN HUNGARY

Changing Role in a Changing Environment

Hungary has been participating in the Tempus programme since 1990. In the late

eighties and early nineties – just at the beginning of the Tempus programme - the

changes in the Hungarian society were so elemental and rapid that there were few

if any families whose lives had not been directly affected. After the sweeping

changes in the political system the necessity for reform in higher education was

widely agreed upon and a legislation process was launched in close co-operation

with the Ministry of Education and the Rectors’ Conference. This activity was

strongly inspired and assisted by the Tempus programme, launched soon after the

political changes and giving rise to a quick and extensive expansion of

international co-operation in higher education. As a result of the implementation

of Tempus Joint European Projects, participating universities had the opportunity

to collect information on the concepts, methods and priorities of different EU

higher education systems. The comparison and assessment of these different

systems from the point of view of efficiency and adaptability have significantly

changed Hungarian higher education institutions’ knowledge and understanding

of issues and trends in European higher education.

In the first decade of Tempus history 118 million euros have been spent on 372

Joint European Projects, 104 Compact Measures projects and on over one

thousand individual mobility projects. Equipment supporting the education was

purchased in areas where such investment was especially needed. More than 7000

students and 9000 teaching staff members benefited directly from the supports

covering the expenses of their mobility flows in Europe. The mobility

opportunities opened up by Tempus for the first time have created a competitive

situation for the university staff and students. In addition, the mobility of

professors and students has had an enormous impact both on the personal

development, the professional competence and the language skills of the

individuals concerned, as well as on the increase of the intellectual potential of

young graduates available for institutions and employers. Mobility to Hungary has

created a multi-cultural and international atmosphere and interaction at many

Hungarian universities and colleges.

Approaching the Millennium the changes in the education system are less

dramatic and can be described as a well-controlled and continuous development.

The system of accreditation has crystallised, PhD programmes are now regarded

as a vital part of university education, most of the universities and colleges have

developed their credit systems, quality management is becoming an organic part

of university management.

A new kind of turbulence, however, has been caused by a governmental decision

aiming at the integration of the institutional system of higher education, merging

neighbouring or closely located universities or colleges into one institution. The

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need for such a change is evident for all players of the higher

education scene: not only because it has been hard to maintain

a high efficiency in a diverse network consisting of many small

units, but for the sake of a high quality higher education

system. The new universities (to be established in January,

2000) will have several faculties covering most of the

disciplines within one institution and will therefore offer a

wide choice of degree programmes of different levels (BSc,

MSc, PhD) and will unify the resources of the merging units,

providing a better environment for research and development.

The final decision was preceded by a hard period of discussions

(personal and institutional interests do not always coincide with

the interest of the nation) but the final plan is now supported

by almost every player of the game. In this complex procedure

Tempus has again proved to be a very supportive programme:

first of all, a specific project type was devoted to the theoretical

and strategic support of university integration, exploiting

similar experience accumulated at EU universities. Second,

many institutions recognised the opportunity and, under the

aegis of Tempus, co-operated with partners where integration

had already taken place. And, naturally, many of those who are

now responsible for the implementation of integration have

previously gained experience from Tempus Joint European

Projects.

Another aspect of the higher education reform is the

recognition of a new need: the need for experts having

obtained more practice-oriented knowledge and skills than a

bachelor or master of sciences, preferably in a shorter (typically

two-year) period. This is again a field where we could learn

much from our colleagues working at EU universities and

colleges. The future of such educational programmes is clear if

we take into account the governmental plans supported by

Parliament: the number of those entering the higher education

system should be raised, despite the fact that the young

generation is decreasing in number.

Finally, there is a completely new task for many university

professors, namely the education of administrators who,

hopefully in the near future, will serve the administration of

an EU-member Hungary. That is why the so-called Tempus

Institution Building (TIB) projects were more than welcome

at Hungarian universities and colleges. Similar type of

knowledge is needed by many Hungarian administrators who

could not participate in these TIB projects. The new SPP-SF

programme (Special Preparatory Programme on the Structural

Fund) will give them a new opportunity. Those who have

participated in a TIB project can utilise their knowledge in

the SPP-SF.

One could believe that Tempus itself is a fading programme in

Hungary – it has played its role, we have to forget about the

aid-type supports and have therefore nothing to do with

Tempus III. Yes, it is true that we have prepared ourselves for

participating in EU programmes where we are regarded as

equal partners, but for the same reason we have to assume

responsibility in the new phase of Tempus, too. Our roles are,

naturally, new: we have to share our experience with the

beneficiary countries and help them in entering networks in

which we are already full members (like the ERASMUS

Thematic Network or other programmes of SOCRATES and

Leonardo).

Professor László Méray

President of the Board of Trustees of

the Tempus Public Foundation

Tempus Structure in Hungary

The implementation of the Tempus programme in Hungary is

the responsibility of the Tempus Public Foundation. The

Board of Trustees of the Public Foundation controls the

practical measures necessary to the implementation, and makes

proposals to governmental bodies concerning strategic issues

linked to the programme. The Advisory Board of the Public

Foundation, which is composed of members of vocational,

governmental, social organisations interested in education and

human resources training, assists the Board of Trustees in

forming its opinion.

In order to implement the Tempus programme in Hungary, and

to prepare and execute decisions of the Board of Trustees, the

Hungarian Tempus Office provides the necessary technical

and administrative support to the Tempus Public Foundation,

in close co-operation with the European Training Foundation

in Turin and the European Commission in Brussels.

The Tempus Public Foundation is also responsible for the

implementation of the CEEPUS, Leonardo da Vinci and

SOCRATES programmes in Hungary; it acts as the Secretariat

for Phare European Studies Centres; and as the National

Training Institution of the European Social Fund - Special

Preparatory Programme. The Foundation has set up an

interactive human resources and information network called

Alumni for Europe. This network capitalises on the human

resources generated through the European educational co-

operation programmes co-ordinated by the Foundation in

Hungary.

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NEW PERSPECTIVESIN TEMPUS: TEMPUS III

Tempus III at a Glance

What is Tempus III?

Tempus III (2000-2006) is the latest phase of the European

Union aid programme promoting the re-structuring of higher

education in the beneficiary Central and Eastern European and

Asian countries.

What are the aims of Tempus III?

● To encourage interaction and balanced co-operation

between universities in the beneficiary countries and the

European Union;

● to contribute to the development of the higher education

systems in the partner countries and their interaction with

civil society and industry.

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Which countries have a beneficiary status inTempus III?

The beneficiary countries in Tempus III are those ex-socialist

countries which have not signed an Association Agreement

with the European Union yet. The two groups of beneficiary

countries are the following (grouped by the aid programme

providing the financial background of Tempus in the given

country)*:

Phare countries:

■ Albania

■ Bosnia and Herzegovina

■ FYR of Macedonia

(Croatia is expected to join the programme soon!)

Tacis countries:

■ Armenia

■ Azerbaijan

■ Georgia

■ Kazakhstan

■ Kyrgyzstan

■ Moldova

■ Mongolia

■ Russian Federation

■ Turkmenistan

■ Ukraine

■ Uzbekistan

*According to the situation on October 1, 1999.

What other countries may participatein Tempus III activities?

Beside the beneficiary countries, institutions and individuals

representing the higher education and other sectors of the

following countries may participate in Tempus III activities:

■ EU Member States (2 Member States must be involved in

each institutional project)

■ EU candidate countries of Central and Eastern Europe (e.g.

Hungary)*

■ Non-EU G24 countries*

■ Cyprus, Malta and Turkey*

*Tempus funding is limited to covering the participation of

individual experts from these countries.

How to apply for Tempus III grants?

Applications for implementing the following types of project

may be submitted:

● Joint European Project (JEP) – with 4 classical strands

widely known throughout Europe from the previous phases

of the programme:

■ University Management JEP (UM JEP)

■ Curriculum Development JEP (CD JEP)

■ Institution Building JEP (IB JEP)

■ Mobility JEP (M JEP) – only for beneficiary Phare countries,

Georgia, the Russian Federation and Ukraine.

● Networking Project (NP) – aiming at

■ setting up national, regional and international networks of

universities;

■ disseminating best practice and outcomes focusing

particularly on Tempus projects.

The duration of NPs must be 2 years, whereas the duration of

JEPs may be 2 or 3 years (in case of certain beneficiary

countries and JEP types only 2 years). The maximum Tempus

grant for 2-year projects is 300,000 EUR, whereas 3-year

projects may receive maximum 500,000 EUR Tempus funding.

● Individual Mobility Grant (IMG) – aiming at:

■ building and developing networks

■ disseminating best practice and outcomes focusing

particularly on Tempus projects.

The eligible directions of mobility are:

■ EU çè beneficiary country

■ beneficiary country çè beneficiary country

■ beneficiary country è EU candidate country

(e.g. Hungary).

See details on Tempus III activities and guidelines on how to

apply in the ”Guide for Applicants 2000-2001” (downloadable

from:

● the website of the European Training Foundation:

www.etf.eu.int;

● or the website of the Hungarian Tempus Office:

www.tpf.iif.hu/tempus).

How to Exploit HungarianTempus Experiencein Tempus III Projects?

What sort of role may Hungarian participantsundertake in Tempus III projects?

Hungary may act as a bridge between EU Member States and

beneficiary Phare or Tacis countries. Accordingly, Hungarian

participants may:

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■ disseminate best practice and outcomes focusing particularly

on Tempus projects;

■ assist beneficiary countries in joining European co-operation

networks like SOCRATES/ERASMUS Thematic Networks.

Which project types may Hungarianparticipants be involved in?

Any of the 3 Tempus III project types:

■ Individual Hungarian experts may be involved in either JEPs

or NPs. Both higher education and non-academic (esp.

institution building) experts can be invited by the project

consortium (their individual participation may be covered from

the JEP or NP project grant).

■ Hungarian higher education or non-academic institutions,

organisations may also participate in JEPs or NPs without

Tempus funding

- as host institutions for study visits within Networking

Projects; or

- as full members of the project consortium.

■ Hungarian higher education or non-academic institutions,

organisations may also host IMG visits from the beneficiary

Phare or Tacis countries (the IMG grantholder receives

Tempus funding to cover his or her costs related to the visit;

the host institution receives no Tempus funding).

How to involve individual Hungarian expertsin JEPs or NPs?

■ The applicant consortium must find the appropriate

Hungarian expert it needs for the implementation of the

project (see How to find appropriate Hungarian partners…?).

■ The applicant consortium and the expert jointly design the

role and activities of the expert in detail and the co-

ordinator describes it in the project application.

■ One of the consortium members invites the expert to

participate in the project (a letter of invitation describing

the role and tasks of the expert must be attached to the

project application).

■ Also the curriculum vitae of the expert must be attached to

the project application.

How to involve Hungarian institutions,organisations in JEPs or NPs?

■ The applicant consortium must find the appropriate

Hungarian expert it needs for the implementation of the

project (see How to find appropriate Hungarian partners…?).

■ The applicant consortium and the Hungarian institution

jointly design the role and activities of the Hungarian

institution in detail and the co-ordinator describes it in the

project application.

If the Hungarian institution wishes to join the consortium:

■ A letter of endorsement should be provided by the

Hungarian institution and attached to the project

application (see detailed requirements in the ”Guide for

Applicants”).

If the role of the Hungarian institution is limited to host study visits

in an NP project, no letter of endorsement or invitation is required.

How to involve a Hungarian institution as ahost institution for an IMG mobility?

Please remember that one can take the opportunity of visiting Hungary

as an IMG grantholder only if one comes from a beneficiary Phare or

Tacis country.

■ The IMG applicant must find the appropriate Hungarian

institution s/he wishes to visit (see How to find appropriate

Hungarian partners…?).

■ The applicant and the future host institution must elaborate

the workplan in close co-operation.

■ A letter of invitation must be provided by the Hungarian

host institution and attached to the IMG application (see

detailed requirements in the ”Guide for Applicants”).

How to find appropriate Hungarian partnersto your Tempus III activities?

Please

■ make use of your professional institutional or individual

contacts with Hungary;

■ consult the project descriptions in this yearbook and contact

the co-ordinator if you are interested in future co-

operation;

■ or contact the Hungarian Tempus Office which is happy to

assist you in partner searching. Please also visit our

homepage (www.tpf.iif.hu/tempus).

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AN INTRODUCTIONTO RUNNING HUNGARIAN TEMPUSPROJECTS

Tempus projects running in the academic year 1999/2000 were launched between

1997 and 1999. As 1998 saw a major re-orientation and re-arrangement of the

programme, running projects may be divided into two groups, which differ

widely in their objectives and activity schemes:

● The 23 projects launched in 1997 (numbered as 12xxx) were born in the

”demand-driven” phase of the Tempus Phare programme and therefore satisfy

the specific needs of the participating beneficiary higher education institutions

for re-construction and reform.

● The 21 projects launched in 1998 (numbered as 13xxx) and the 18 projects

launched in 1999 (numbered as 14xxx) were, however, generated in the

”accession-driven”, so-called Tempus II bis phase of the programme and

therefore they all directly promote Hungary’s accession to the European

Union. These projects satisfy supra-institutional needs and make Tempus a

most important and effective instrument in the EU integration process of

Hungary.

As most of our projects were generated in Tempus II bis and this phase of the

programme paved the way for Hungary’s bridge role in Tempus III (see Tempus III

in Brief and How to involve Hungary in Tempus III?), we shall now present

Hungarian Tempus II bis objectives and activities in detail.

Higher Education for EU Integration:Tempus II bis

Objectives

The academic year 1997/98 saw a new stage in the evolution of the Tempus

programme and also a thoroughly reformed Tempus policy. In the new phase of

Tempus (Tempus II bis) the orientations of Tempus Phare were updated in

accordance with the new Phare orientations. In the Central European candidate

countries (like Hungary), Tempus was re-focused on

■ the implementation of the pre-accession strategy within the new Phare

guidelines, and

■ enabling beneficiary institutions to develop their management policy and

skills, in view of their active participation in European Union education

programmes such as SOCRATES/ERASMUS.

Activities

The actual activities were restructured and redefined in order to serve these

objectives in the most effective way. In the Central European candidate countries

all Tempus activities were focused on pre-accession issues. As Hungary actually

joined the SOCRATES programme in 1997, in Tempus II bis only Tempus

project type Joint European Project was available for Hungarian Tempus

applicants.

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Joint European Projects

■ Joint European Projects (JEPs) have been the principal instruments for co-

operation in Tempus since the launching of the programme.

■ The aim of JEPs with Hungarian participation is to restructure and modernise

Hungarian higher education by providing a framework for partnerships

between institutions from Hungary, other Central and Eastern European

countries and the European Union.

■ The duration of JEPs launched in the Tempus II bis phase of the programme

does not exceed 2 years.

■ JEPs are goal-oriented, i.e. they aim at reaching one main objective with a

pre-defined method and strategy.

■ Both the management structure and the activities must be organised so as to

achieve the planned end result in the most efficient way. Exploiting the

strengths of each partner institution and monitoring the quality and direction

of the outputs are essential.

■ Each partner is expected to play an active role in these projects, and in

particular the strong commitment of the Hungarian higher education

institutions involved is of crucial importance to their success.

■ Each JEP consortium must include:

(i) at least one higher education institution per eligible Central or Eastern

European country involved,

(ii) at least one EU Member State higher education institution,

(iii) at least one institution (higher education institution, enterprise, ministry,

professional association or other organisation) from another EU Member State.

There are two types of Tempus II bis Joint European Projects, namely University

Management JEPs and Academic JEPs.

- University Management JEPs focus on the reform of higher education

institutions and their management, whereas

- Academic JEPs focus on the content and quality of higher education,

having as their objective the development of new courses or the updating

of existing ones.

■ In order to reflect the specific needs of higher education in the partner

countries, priority areas were determined jointly by each partner country and

the European Commission. In accordance with the Hungarian priorities

defined for Tempus II bis

- University Management JEPs with Hungarian participation address the

preparation of the higher education sector for integration into the EU,

which is a major task of the higher education sector in the pre-accession

context.

- Classical Academic JEPs focusing on curriculum development were

supported only in a very limited number and exclusively in subject areas

directly related to EU accession.

- The restructured traditional project types were complemented by a new

sub-type of Academic JEP, which was designed specifically for institution

building purposes: the Tempus Institution Building JEP or TIB JEP. In

Hungary and all those candidate countries which had already joined the

SOCRATES programme Tempus Institution Building activities immedi-

ately gained top priority.

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Tempus Institution Building in Brief

Background and Phare Context

The development of the administrative and institutional capacity of the Central

European candidate countries in order to ensure the implementation of the acquis

communautaire was identified as a main task of the enhanced pre-accession strategy

and tailor-made institution building activities were anticipated by the European

Commission in order to support this process. Institution building is a well-known

concept and it has been widely used throughout the world as an effective tool for

building and developing effective and democratic institutions for decades. As the

Phare programme is seen as the main instrument for co-operation between the

EU and the Central European candidate countries related institution building

activities are incorporated in the Phare scheme.

The Tempus Phare Institution Building Concept

Tempus Phare Institution Building activities are intended to complement and

expand Phare Institution Building activities. As mentioned above a new subtype

of Tempus Joint European Project was created in order to provide a clear-cut yet

flexible framework for Tempus Institution Building activities.

● A Tempus Institution Building Joint European Project aims at developing and

delivering short-cycle (1-6 month) (re-)training courses for national

administrators, professional associations, the semi-public sector and local

administrators who are involved in the implementation of the pre-accession

strategy.

● The (re-)training programme must be tailor-made, practice-oriented and

focused on factual knowledge and skills (e.g. language and computing skills)

directly related to the adoption and implementation of the acquis by the target

institutions.

● The courses are organised by a candidate country higher education institution

(HEI) which is the ”centre of excellence” in the project. In addition to the

minimum Tempus consortium criteria, a TIB network also includes non-

academic institutions such as professional associations, national and local

administration.

● The TIB network incorporates the Phare idea of twinning, i.e. the candidate

country non-academic partners are twinned with relevant EU non-academic

partners, moreover, it lends an opportunity to establish not only bilateral but

multilateral arrangements, i.e. pairing the candidate country non-academic

partners with relevant partners from more than one EU Member States.

Tempus Institution Building is not merely a task related to Phare activities but

also a logical step in the development of the Tempus programme. Tempus has

seen three main stages in its evolution:

● the first concentrated on university structures,

● the second on universities in their immediate environment and

● the third on universities in their institutional and national context.

TIB naturally fits into this third stage and makes use of the achievements of the

previous stages, namely the adaptation of Central European universities to the

new European context by means of JEPs covering university management and

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European Studies; a wide range of active academic co-operation networks

involving both EU and Phare country universities; links established between

academic and non-academic institutions (”university-enterprise co-operation”).

● Institution Building in Tempus Phare and experience of the first TIB selection

period are presented in detail in a brochure published by the Hungarian

Tempus Office. The brochure is downloadable from the website of the

Hungarian Tempus Office (www.tpf.iif.hu/tempus).

Comments on Projects Launched in thePrevious Phase of Tempus

● Joint European Projects launched in the academic year 1997/98 (numbered as

12xxx) could have the maximum project duration of three years.

● These JEPs are all structural JEPs (S_JEPs), which aim at the restructuring

and modernisation of the higher education system in Hungary covering a wide

range of subject areas and activities. All the Tempus II bis JEP types (Tempus

Institution Building and classical Academic JEP, University Management JEP)

are successors to structural JEPs.

● In addition to the 21 structural JEPs there is also 1 Compact Measures

(CME) project overlapping to this year. CME provided a framework for a

number of different actions complementary to the Tempus Phare scheme as a

whole and designed to underpin its overall aim of contributing to the

development and renewal of higher education systems in the eligible Central

and Eastern European countries. CMEs addressed various issues in the fields of

institutional restructuring, dissemination of project results, national higher

educational policy, etc. CMEs were granted a lower budget compared to JEPs

and had the duration of one or, in exceptional cases, two years.

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THE HUNGARIANJEP SELECTION PROCEDURE

Notification of

the results to the

applicants by the

European Commis-

sion and dispatch of

contracts.

Final decision on the

proposed projects by the

European Commission, after

consultation with the national

authorities.

National forum in Hungary, chaired

by the European Commission, with the

participation of the national authorities,

the European Training Foundation, the

Hungarian Tempus Office and the experts of

the selection to identify projects as:

1. projects potentially proposed for funding;

2. projects potentially proposed for reserve list, to be

funded if budget allows.

Assessment of priority compliance, technical quality and

academic relevance of applications in priority areas by academic

experts from the EU and the partner countries, organised by the

Hungarian Tempus Office.

Identification of formally eligible applications by the Hungarian Tempus

Office and the European Training Foundation.

Registration and formal eligibility check of the submitted applications by the European

Training Foundation (ETF), and the Hungarian Tempus Office (HTO).

The national authorities, in agreement with the European Commission, define priorities for action and

objectives to be reached by Tempus. These are published and dispatched to all interested.

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1991/92 4.10

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1993/94 2.33

Total: 9.70

Number of Hungary-EU / EU-Hungary Mobilities

between 1990 and 19982

Student Staff Total

● HUNGARY-EU 7166 9008

● EU-HUNGARY 1529 5040

TOTAL: 22743

Regional Tempus Budget1

National Tempus Budget

TEMPUS RESULTSIN FIGURES

The following figures are supposed to demonstrate the importance of the Tempus

programme as a most significant instrument to support the development of the

higher education system in Hungary.

Academic Year MEUR

1990/91 6.2

1991/92 12.0

1992/93 16.0

1993/94 16.0

1994/95 16.0

1995/96 16.0

1996/97 10.0

1997/98 7.0

1998/99 5.0

1999/2000 4,0

Total: 108.2

Hungary-EU Mobility EU-Hungary Mobility

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Academic Year Number of Supported Projects

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1990/91 63 153

1991/92 99 318

1992/93 24 240

1993/94 18 39

1994/95 41 239

1995/96 38 229

1996/97 28 183

1997/98 22 191

1998/99 21 184

1999/2000 18 149

Total: 372 1925

Number of Supported JEPs

1 From the academic year 1994/95 no ”regional

budgets” have been defined but regional projects

have been funded from the national Tempus

budgets of the participating Central and Eastern

European countries in equal proportions.

2 According to the data analysed until the date of

printig this publication.

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Medical Sciences 7%

Other 3%

University Management 17%

Agriculture 3%

Engineering and Technology 3%

Humanities and Social Sciences 7%

Information Technology 7%

Distribution of Running Hungarian Tempus

Projects by Subject Area (1999-2000)

Compact Measures Projects

Academic Year Number of Supported Projects

for Hungary for all Phare

countries

1990/91 27 40

1991/92 23 37

1992/93 16 42

1993/94 7 19

1994/95 7 25

1995/96 8 78

1996/97 2 61

1997/98 14 135

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Hungarian Participation in CME Projects

Tempus Institution Building in Hungary

Number of Hungarian TIB projects: 29

Expected Number of Re-trained Persons: more than 5,000

Target Groups:

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Engineering 10%

Finance 17% Sports, Health andCommunity Care 17%

Public Administration 7%

Environment 7%

Justice and Home Affairs 10%

Regional Development 10%

● representatives of ministries and

other government bodies, the

central and local administration;

● sports, land and agricultural

administrators;

● officials of public utility

institutions;

● smallholders, agricultural and food

producers;

● nature conservation, rural

development and tourism specialists;

● members of chambers and other

professional organisations;

● health care and social workers;

● financial and accounting specialists;

● engineers, architects and designers;

● law enforcement personnel, etc.

Sectorial Distribution of Hungarian TIB Projects

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BUDAPEST DEBRECEN

SZÉKESFEHÉRVÁR

GÖDÖLLÔ

PÉCS

SZOMBATHELY

SZARVAS

HÓDMEZÔVÁSÁRHELY

GYÔR

MISKOLC

Agriculture

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Environment Protection

Finance

Justice and Home Affairs

Public Administration

Sports, Health and

Community Care

Sports, Health and

Community Care

Agriculture

Agriculture Environment Protection

Public Administration

Sports, Health and

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The Contribution of Tempus to University Management Development in Hungary

VESZPRÉM

JEP_13020-98:

To strengthen co-operation

between Hungarian universities

and the industry; to define and

implement new partnership

strategies.

Co-ordinator: Debrecen

JEP_14054-99:

To develop quality

university management

and administration at

the integrating

universities of Szeged.

JEP_13144-98:

To establish

management units at

the Federation of

Debrecen

Universities.

JEP_13352-98:

To found an organisational

unit for the management

of alternating engineering

education.

Co-ordinator:

Budapest

JEP_13539-98:

To introduce a

computerised library

management system.

Co-ordinator:

Budapest

JEP_13363-98:

To upgrade the

management of the

University of Miskolc

with special regard to

7 major areas.

JEP_14369-99:

Developing a

European type of

management at the

integrated College of

Nyíregyháza.

SZEGED

Co-ordinating higher education institution

Non-co-ordinating partners

BUDAPEST

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PÉCS

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HOW TO USE THIS YEARBOOK

I. DATABASE

All information contained in this book, including statistical

tables and indexes, relating to the Joint European Projects and

Compact Measures Projects running with Hungarian

participation in the academic year 1999/2000 is based on the

data available in October 1999.

II. GUIDE

II.1 Project Entries

The 60 Joint European Projects and 1 Compact Measures

project have been divided into individual sections by

registration numbers in ascending order. Each project

description includes data ordered as in the example below:

EXAMPLE:

PROJECT NO: S_JEP-12011-97

● Co-ordinator:

József Attila University (JATE)

● Objective:

To update 2 accredited PhD programmes in

Environmental Biochemistry and Bio-

technology on the one hand, and in Molecular

Biology on the other hand at József Attila

University by developing and integrating the

existing ”International Training Course”

delivered in English at the Biological

Research Centre of the Hungarian Academy

of Sciences.

● Subject Area:

460 - Biology

● Partners:

H Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szeged

D Philipps-Universität Marburg, Marburg

D Universität zu Köln, Köln

F Institut National des Sciences Appliquées

de Lyon, Lyon

F Université de Savoie, Chambéry

NL Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen,

Nijmegen

P Universidade Nova de Lisboa, Lisboa

S University of Uppsala, Uppsala

UK King’s College London (University of

London), London

● Contact:

Kovács, Kornél Prof. Dr.


Department of Biotechnology

H-6726 Szeged

Temesvári krt. 62.

Tel: (36)62-432-434

Fax: (36)62-433-133

E-mail: [email protected]

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The Project Number

The project number contains information on:

The type of project

S_JEP Structural Joint European Project

CME Compact Measures Project

IB_JEP Institution Building Joint European Project

UM_JEP University Management Joint European Project

CD_JEP Curriculum Development Joint European Project

The registration number

S_JEP-12011-97

The year of the submission of the application

S_JEP-12011-97

● The Co-ordinator:

This heading contains the English name of the co-ordinating

institution


and the Hungarian abbreviation of the institution


● Objective:

This is a brief presentation of the main goals to be achieved in

the framework of the project.

In the case of Tempus Institution Building JEPs it was

considered to be necessary to include some additional details as

TIB JEPs are characteristically different from other JEP types

and they are attributed special importance in the present phase

of the Tempus programme.

● Subject Area:

The projects are classified by subject area according to the

discipline they cover. The Glossary of Codes contains the key

to the Subject Area Codes used in this Yearbook.

● Partners:

This part of the project entries contains institutions involved in

the project except the co-ordinating institutions. The Partners

can differ by their status: higher education institution,

organisation or enterprise.

The country of the partner


The name of the partner institution


The residence of the partner


● Contact:

The contact persons at the co-ordinating institutions are listed

under this heading. Appropriate data necessary for establishing

contact are also included.*

II.2 INDEXES

The Yearbook contains three indexes:

INDEX I. Index of Hungarian institutions participating in

Joint European Projects listed by their English name in

alphabetical order.

INDEX II. Index of Hungarian non-academic institutions

participating in Joint European Projects listed by their

Hungarian name in alphabetical order.

INDEX III. List of the Joint European Project contact persons

at the co-ordinating institutions in alphabetical order.

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available on the homepage of the HTO from

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Co-ordinator:


Objective:

To update 2 accredited PhD programmes in Environmental

Biochemistry and Biotechnology on the one hand, and in

Molecular Biology on the other hand at József Attila University

by developing and integrating the existing ”International

Training Course” delivered in English at the Biological

Research Centre of the Hungarian Academy of Sciences.

Subject Area:

460 - Biology

Partners:

H Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szeged


D Universität zu Köln, Köln

F Institut National des Sciences Appliquées de Lyon, Lyon

F Université de Savoie, Chambéry

NL Katholieke Universiteit Nijmegen, Nijmegen


S University of Uppsala, Uppsala

UK King’s College London (University of London), London

Contact:




H-6726 Szeged

Temesvári krt. 62.

Tel: (36)62-432-434

Fax: (36)62-433-133



Co-ordinator:

Middlesex University

Objective:

To develop a technology transfer centre and a new curriculum

on telecommunication and telematics systems.

Subject Area:530 - Information Technology, Computer Science andSoftware Engineering

Partners:H Kandó Kálmán College of Engineering, BudapestH University of Miskolc, MiskolcH Hungarian Scientific Society for Telecommunication,

BudapestH MATÁV Hungarian Telecommunication Corporation,

MiskolcE Universidad de Zaragoza, ZaragozaFI Arcada Polytechnic, HelsinkiUK London Lee Valley Business Innovation Centre, LondonUK Swansea Institute of Higher Education, Swansea

Contact:Thomas, Gareth Middlesex UniversityFaculty of TechnologyUK-N11 2NQ LondonBounds Green RoadTel: (44)181-3625198Fax: (44)181-3625267E-mail: [email protected]


Co-ordinator:Debrecen University of Medicine (DOTE)

Objective:To restructure and integrate PhD programmes inBiotechnology according to EU practice.

Subject Area:515 - Medical Technology

Partners:H Debrecen University of Agriculture, DebrecenH Kossuth Lajos University, DebrecenD Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg,

ErlangenD Max Planck Institute of Biophysical Chemistry, GöttingenD Universität zu Köln, Köln

E Universidad Autónoma de Barcelona, Barcelona

E Universidad de Extremadura, Badajoz

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Contact:Gergely, Pál Dr.Debrecen University of Medicine (DOTE)Department of Medical ChemistryH-4026 DebrecenBem tér 18/b.Tel: (36)52-412-345Fax: (36)52-412-566E-mail: [email protected]


Co-ordinator:College of Public Administration (ÁF)

Objective:To create a new department and a degree programme and tointroduce European Studies into public administrationeducation.

Subject Area:250 - Public Administration

Partners:H Budapest University of Economic Sciences, BudapestH Hungarian Chamber of Public Administration, BudapestB College of Europe, BruggeD Hochschule für Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer, SpeyerGB University of London, LondonIRL University of Limerick, Limerick

Contact:Máthé, Gábor Dr.College of Public Administration (ÁF)General DirectorH-1118 BudapestMénesi út 5.Tel: (36)1-386-9054Fax: (36)1-386-9054

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Co-ordinator:

Technical University of Budapest (BME)

Objective:

To update the curriculum of Structural Steelworks Engineering

at the Technical University of Budapest and to offer new

continuing education profiles reflecting the European

approach.

Subject Area:

522 - Civil Engineering

Partners:

H Dunaferr Danube Ironworks Co, Dunaújváros

H Uvaterv Engineering Consultants Ltd, Budapest

D Bergische Universität - Gesamthochschule Wuppertal,

Wuppertal

D BOCAD Software GmbH Institution, Bochum

D Technische Universität Cottbus, Cottbus

F Université Blaise Pascal Clermont-Ferrand II, Clermond-

Ferrand

I Università degli studi di Trento, Trento

P IDMEC, Lisboa

UK Heriot-Watt University, Edinburgh

Contact:

Iványi, Miklós Prof. Dr.


Faculty of Civil Engineering

Department of Steel Structures

H-1521 Budapest

Pf. 91.

Tel: (36)1-463-1812

Fax: (36)1-463-3449



Co-ordinator:

Kossuth Lajos University (KLTE)

Objective:

To establish a Continuing Education Centre and to introduce

full- and part-time MSc programmes in SME Management, as

well as in Banking and Investment Markets at Kossuth Lajos

University.

Subject Area:

300 - Management and Business

Partners:

H Janus Pannonius University, Pécs

H Chamber of Commerce and Industry of

Hajdú-Bihar County, Debrecen

AT Wifi Österreich Wirtschaftskammer, Wien

AT Wirtschaftsuniversität Wien, Wien

D Institut für Interkulturelle Kommunikation e.V., Berlin

D Universität-Gesamthochschule Paderborn, Paderborn

F Ecole supérieure de commerce de Troyes, Troyes

Contact:

Muraközy, László Dr.


Institute of Economics and Business Administration

H-4028 Debrecen

Kassai út 26.

Tel: (36)52-416-580

Fax: (36)52-419-728



Co-ordinator:

Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE)

Objective:

To introduce a PhD programme in Law in an EU language and

a Master’s programme in Law and Public Administration.

Subject Area:

140 - Law

Partners:


H József Attila University, Szeged

H University of Miskolc, Miskolc

D Eberhard-Karls-Universität Tübingen, Tübingen

D Georg-August-Universität Göttingen, Göttingen

D Universität Bremen, Bremen

D Universität Trier, Trier

F Université de Droit d’Economie et des Sciences

d’Aix-Marseille, Marseille

I Instituto Europeo di Studi Sociali, Roma

I Università degli studi di Firenze, Firenze

NL International Tax Academy, Amsterdam

NL Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Groningen

UK University of Strathclyde, Glasgow

UK University of Warwick, Coventry

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Contact:

Boros, László Prof. Dr.


Faculty of Law

H-1364 Budapest

Egyetem tér 1-3.

Tel: (36)1-267-2730 or (36)1-266-4140

Fax: (36)1-266-5861



Co-ordinator:

Debrecen University of Agriculture (DATE)

College Faculty of Animal Husbandry

Objective:

To introduce continuing and distance learning education, to

update existing curricula in Animal Health and Plant Health,

Regional Development and Region Management and to

establish the necessary informatic background.

Subject Area:

541 - Agriculture

Partners:

H Debrecen University of Agriculture, Debrecen

H Gödöllô University of Agriculture, College Faculty

of Agricultural Engineering, Mezôtúr

H Gödöllô University of Agriculture, College Faculty

of Agriculture, Gyöngyös

H Agricultural Association of Hódmezôvásárhely, Hódmezô-

vásárhely

H Animal Health and Food Inspection Station of Csongrád

County, Szeged

H Chamber of Agriculture of Csongrád County, Szeged

H Farmers’ Union of Hódmezôvásárhely, Hódmezôvásárhely

H Local Government of Hódmezôvásárhely, Hódmezô-

vásárhely

H Plant Health and Soil Conservation Station of Csongrád

County, Hódmezôvásárhely

B Katholieke Hogeschool Kempen, Geel

FI University of Kuopio, Kuopio

IRL University College Dublin, Dublin

NL Farmco Holland, Leeuwarden

UK Harper Adams Agricultural College, Newport

UK University of Cambridge, Cambridge

UK University of Wales, Lampeter

Contact:

Szûcsné Péter, Judit Dr.


College Faculty of Animal Husbandry

H-6801 Hódmezôvásárhely

Andrássy út 15., Pf. 79.

Tel: (36)62-246-466

Fax: (36)62-241-779



Co-ordinator:Kossuth Lajos University (KLTE)

Objective:To develop a MSc course in Environmental and DevelopmentEducation in Hungary and to develop the infrastructure fordistance education.

Subject Area:830 - Multidisciplinary Studies

Partners:H József Attila University, SzegedH Kossuth Lajos University, East-Hungarian Regional

Centre of Distance Education, DebrecenH Co-ordination Office for Higher Education, The House of

Professors, Budapest DK Royal Danish School of Educational Studies, KøbenhavnUK South Bank University, London

Contact:Lakatos, Gyula Dr.Kossuth Lajos University (KLTE)Department of EcologyH-4010 DebrecenPf. 22.Tel: (36)52-316-666/2618Fax: (36)52-431-148E-mail: [email protected]


Co-ordinator:University of Miskolc (ME)

Objective:

To introduce accredited PhD engineering programmes in

English at the Universities of Miskolc and Veszprém.

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Subject Area:

520 - Engineering and Technology

Partners:

H University of Veszprém, Veszprém

D Technische Universität Berlin, Berlin

I Politecnico di Torino, Torino

IRL Dublin City University, Dublin

S Royal Institute of Technology, Stockholm

TR Middle East Technical University, Ankara

UK Napier University, Edinburgh

UK Middlesex University, London

Contact:

Szentirmai, László Prof. Dr.

University of Miskolc (ME)

Faculty of Mechanical Engineering

H-3515 Miskolc-Egyetemváros

Tel: (36)46-565-000/1218

Fax: (36)46-361-740



Co-ordinator:


Objective:

To establish a network of 7 Hungarian HEIs with the aim of

developing common core courses, a quality assurance system

and a credit transfer system based on ECTS in the field of

Informatics.

Subject Area:

530 - Information Technology, Computer Science and

Software Engineering

Partners:

H Bánki Donát Polytechnic, Budapest

H Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest

H Kandó Kálmán College of Engineering, Budapest

H Kossuth Lajos University, Debrecen

H Kossuth Lajos University, Technical College Faculty,

Debrecen

H Széchenyi István College, Gyôr

AT Johannes-Kepler-Universität Linz, Linz

D Universität Hamburg, Hamburg


GR University of Athens, Athine

UK University of Central Lancashire, Preston

Contact:Vágvölgyi, Sándor Dr.József Attila University (JATE)Institute of InformaticsH-6701 SzegedPf. 652.Tel: (36)62-311-184Fax: (36)62-312-292E-mail: [email protected]


Co-ordinator:József Attila University (JATE)

Objective:To introduce new curricula for multimedia literature teachersand literary managers; to compile and publish textbooks andmultimedia teaching materials.

Subject Area:740 - Literature

Partners:H Eötvös Loránd University, BudapestAT Universität Wien, WienD MAGNEM Handels GmbH, Frankfurt am MainRO University ‘Babes-Bolyai’, Cluj-Napoca

Contact:Odorics, Ferenc Dr.József Attila University (JATE)Faculty of ArtsH-6722 SzegedEgyetem u. 2.Tel: (36)62-454-387Fax: (36)62-321-843E-mail: [email protected]



Objective:To restructure the management at 2 Hungarian universities by

improving the personnel and student administration system and

by developing and implementing training courses for staff

involved in the personnel and academic administration; to

develop the entrepreneurial profile and service at Miskolc

University.

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Subject Area:

311 - University Administration /Management

Partners:

H Technical University of Budapest, Budapest

D Universität ‘Otto Von Guericke’ Magdeburg, Magdeburg

E Universidad de Zaragoza, Zaragoza

I Politecnico di Torino, Torino

S University of Linköping, Linköping

UK Middlesex University, London

Contact:

Mang, Béla Dr.


Rector’s Office


Tel: (36)46-565-111/1015

Fax: (36)46-312-842



Co-ordinator:

Szent-Györgyi Albert University of Medicine (SZOTE)

Objective:

To establish quality management organisations at the four

Hungarian medical universities. To develop and implement

Quality Management courses for staff education. To implement

the Quality Management curriculum in continuing education

programmes. To develop and implement the pilot phase of

Total Quality Management at the participating Hungarian

universities.

Subject Area:

311 - University Administration /Management

Partners:

H Debrecen University of Medicine, Debrecen

H Pécs University of Medicine, Pécs

H Semmelweis University of Medicine, Budapest

NL Rijkshogeschool Maastricht (Centraal Instituut),

Maastricht

UK University of Manchester, Manchester

Contact:

Nagy, Miklós Dr.


Department of Financing and Quality Assurance

H-6720 Szeged

Tisza Lajos krt. 107.

Tel: (36)62-455-697

Fax: (36)62-455-697



Co-ordinator:Gödöllô University of Agriculture (GATE)

Objective:To establish a postgraduate programme leading to a French-Hungarian double degree in European Agricultural and RuralPolicy at 2 Hungarian agricultural universities.

Subject Area:540 - Agricultural and Food Sciences

Partners:H Debrecen University of Agriculture, DebrecenF Ecole Supérieure d’Agriculture d’Angers, AngersF Institut National Agronomique Paris-Grignon, ParisF Institut Universitaire de Technologie, VannesI Università degli studi di Perugia, PerugiaI Università degli studi di Udine, Udine P Escola Superior Agrária de Castelo Branco, Castelo Branco

Contact:Baráth, Elisabeth Prof.Gödöllô University of Agriculture (GATE)Faculty of Agricultural EconomicsDepartment of Statistics and Economy AnalysisH-2103 GödöllôPáter Károly u. 1.Tel: (36)28-420-200Fax: (36)28-410-904E-mail: [email protected]



Objective:

To develop a new comprehensive study programme on

Distributed and Network Computing at technical higher

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education institutions and to update existing degree

programmes in Informatics in the Hungarian and EU tertiary

education.

Subject Area:

530 - Information Technology, Computer Science and

Software Engineering

Partners:


H Kandó Kálmán College of Engineering, Székesfehérvár


H Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Computer and

Automation Research Institute, Parallel and Distributed

Systems Laboratory (SZTAKI), Budapest

H Silicon Computers Ltd, Budapest

H Sun Microsystems Hungary Ltd, Budapest

AT Universität Klagenfurt, Klagenfurt

AT Universität Wien, Wien

CY University of Cyprus, Nicosia

D Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg,

Erlangen


F Ecole Normale Supérieure de Lyon, Lyon


I Pisa Dependable Computer Centre, Pisa


UK University of Westminster, London

Contact:

Kacsuk, Péter Dr.


Department of Automation


Tel: (36)46-565-140 or (36)46-565-000 /1776 or (36)46-565-

111 /1776

Fax: (36)46-431-822



Co-ordinator:

Debrecen University of Medicine (DOTE)

Objective:

To create new postgraduate courses in health sciences; to

establish an appropriate university management structure and a

framework of teaching hospitals related to the new

postgraduate training; to modify the graduate and

undergraduate curriculum at all Hungarian medical universities.

Subject Area:

510 - Medical Sciences

Partners:

H Haynal Imre University of Health Sciences, Budapest




H Szent-Györgyi Albert University of Medicine, Szeged

H Committee of Medical Specialisation, Budapest

H Kenézy Gyula Teaching Hospital, Debrecen

H Kéri Pharma Ltd, Debrecen

B Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leuven

B Université de Liège, Liège

B Université Libre de Bruxelles, Bruxelles

B Universitaire Instelling Antwerpen (UIA), Antwerpen

B Universiteit Ghent, Ghent

D Justus-Liebig-Universität Giessen, Giessen

D Max Planck Institute of Biophysical Chemistry, Göttingen

D Rheinisch-Westfälische Technische Hochschule Aachen,

Aachen

D Ruprecht-Karls-Universität Heidelberg, Heidelberg

D Universität des Saarlandes, Saarbrücken

DK Københavns Universitet, København

DK Odense Universitet, Odense

DK Royal Danish School of Pharmacy, København


E Universidad de Alcalà de Henares, Alcalà de Henares

E Universidad de Extremadura, Badajoz

E Universidad de Granada, Granada

E Universidad de Navarra, Pamplona

E Universidad de Valladolid, Valladolid

F Université Catholique de Lille, Lille

F Université Claude Bernard (Lyon I), Lyon

F Université de Montpellier I, Montpellier

F Université de Paris-Sud (Paris XI), Paris

F Université de Picardie Amiens, Amiens

F Université Louis Pasteur (Strasbourg I), Strasbourg

GR Aristoteleio University Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki


I Università degli studi di Bologna, Bologna

I Università degli studi di Padova ‘Il Bo’, Padova

I Università degli studi di Parma, Parma

I Università degli studi di Pavia, Pavia

I Università degli studi di Perugia, Perugia

I Università degli studi di Roma ‘Tor Vergata’, Roma

I Università degli studi di Siena, Siena


NL Rijksuniversiteit Groningen, Groningen

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NL Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam

P Universidade de Coimbra, Coimbra

P Universidade de Lisboa, Lisboa

P Universidade do Porto, Porto

S University of Linköping, Linköping

UK University of Bristol, Bristol

Contact:

Vereb, György Dr.


Institute of Biophysics and Cellular Biology

H-4012 Debrecen

Nagyerdei krt. 98. Pf. 39.

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Objective:

To develop postgraduate, post-secondary and continuing

education in the field of Preventive Cytology; to create a

Preventive Cytology Reference Centre at the co-ordinating

university and to update Hungarian screening centres.

Subject Area:

516 - Health Care

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H Flór Ferenc Teaching Hospital of Pest County, Kistarcsa

H Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szeged Division, Medical

Committee, Szeged

H Hungarian Division of International Academy of

Pathology, Budapest

H Hungarian Society of Pathologists, Kistarcsa

H Hungarian Society of Senology, Kistarcsa

H Life Sciences International Trading Ltd, Budapest

H Local Government of Szeged, Szeged

H Markusovszky Teaching Hospital of Vas County,

Szombathely

H Marubeni Hungary Ltd, Budapest

H National Institute of Oncology, Centre of Diagnostic and

Experimental Tumour Pathology, Budapest

H QualiCont Public Utility Company, Szeged

H Szeged Pathology Foundation, Szeged

H Szent György Teaching Hospital of Fejér County,

Székesfehérvár

AT Nikon Instruments, Wien

DK Dako A/S, Glostrup

F GE Medical Systems, Buc

FI University of Turku, Turku

GR University of Crete, Iráklio

IRL Royal College of Surgeons in Ireland, Dublin

NL Erasmus Universiteit Rotterdam, Rotterdam

UK CDS Group, Belper

UK Central Sheffield University Hospital, Sheffield

UK Clinical Pathology Accreditation Ltd, Sheffield

UK European Commission Breast Screening Programme,

Liverpool

UK Institute of Psychiatry (BPMF), London

UK Leicester Hospital, Leicester

UK Life Sciences International (Europe) Ltd, Runcorn

UK National Cervical Screening Programme, Sheffield

UK Nottingham City Hospital, Nottingham

UK Pathology Society of Great Britain and Ireland, London

UK Royal College of Pathologists, London

UK Royal Free Hospital School of Medicine, University

of London

UK Royal Postgraduate Medical School (University of

London), London

UK Southampton General Hospital, Southampton

UK UK-NEQAS for Immunocytochemistry, London

UK UMDS of Guy’s and St Thomas’s Hospitals

UK University College London Medical School, London

UK University of Edinburgh, Edinburgh

UK University of Liverpool, Liverpool

UK University of Sheffield, Sheffield

Contact:

Krenács, László Dr.


Department of Histopathology

H-6701 Szeged

Kossuth Lajos sgt. 40., Pf. 401.

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Objective:

To develop a PhD course and a continuing education

programme on ”Intelligent Systems in Control and Measure-

ment” in English and to adapt the PhD programmes in ”Infor-

mation Engineering” to the European standards.

Subject Area:

530 - Information Technology, Computer Science and Soft-

ware Engineering

Partners:



B Universiteit Gent, Gent

D Universität-Gesamthochschule Duisburg, Duisburg

E Universidad Politécnica de Valencia, Valencia

F Université de Haute Alsace, Mulhouse

FI Helsinki University of Technology, Espoo


NL Universiteit Twente, Enschede

P Universidade do Algarve, Faro


UK University of Sheffield, Sheffield

Contact:

Ajtonyi, István Prof.




Tel: (36)46-565-111/1788

Fax: (36)46-359-554



Co-ordinator:

Budapest University of Economic Sciences (BKE)

Objective:

To introduce 3 newly developed curricula for postgraduate and

continuing education in Public Economics, Finance and

Management at 2 Hungarian universities. To introduce 2 new

degree courses in Public Economics and Management in the

frame of the joint PhD programme of the 2 universities.

Subject Area:330 - Applied Economics

Partners:H Janus Pannonius University, PécsB Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, LeuvenD Hochschule für Verwaltungswissenschaften Speyer, SpeyerE Universidad de Barcelona, BarcelonaGR Athens University of Economics and Business, AthineP Universidade Técnica de Lisboa, LisboaUK Aston University, Birmingham

Contact:Jenei, György Dr.Budapest University of Economic Sciences (BKE)Faculty of EconomicsH-1093 BudapestFôvám tér 8.Tel: (36)1-218-8197Fax: (36)1-218-1466E-mail: [email protected] or

[email protected]


Co-ordinator:Janus Pannonius University (JPTE)

Objective:To establish a Counselling and Fund-raising Centre at theFaculty of Business and Economics of Janus PannoniusUniversity to serve as a faculty development unit and toprovide advice and guidance to students.

Subject Area:311 - University Administration /Management

Partners:H Kossuth Lajos University, DebrecenH Hay Management Consultants Ltd, BudapestDK Copenhagen Business School, KøbenhavnUK University of Sheffield, Sheffield

Contact:Farkas, Ferenc Prof. Dr.Janus Pannonius University (JPTE)Faculty of Business and EconomicsDepartment of ManagementH-7622 PécsRákóczi út 80.Tel: (36)72-211-433Fax: (36)72-233-129E-mail: [email protected]

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PROJECT NO: IB_JEP-13019-98

Co-ordinator:

Janus Pannonius University (JPTE)

Objective:

To develop a training on the European Regional Development

and Cohesion Policy for public administrators and civil

servants.

Details:

The aim of the project is to organise 4 short training courses on

the issues of EU regional development policy and to offer a

special language training (in English, French, Italian and

German). The target groups are public administrators and civil

servants, fifty for each course. The four 5-month courses will

contain the following subjects: political geography of the EU;

comparative analysis of European regional policies; regional

effects of trans-European networks; regional public admi-

nistration and organisations; rural development; European

spatial planning systems; local economic development and

partnership building.

Subject Area:

853 - Pre-accession strategy

Partners:

H Council of Local Government Associations, Budapest

H Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Centre for Regional

Studies, Pécs

H Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Budapest

H Ministry of Agriculture and Regional Development,

Hungarian Regional Development Centre, Budapest

H Ministry of Environment Protection, Office of Regional

Development and Construction, Budapest

E Información Y Desarrollo, Las Arenas-Vizcaya

IRL National University of Ireland, Galway

IRL Údarás na Gaeltachta, Furbo

UK Regional Technology Network, Batley

UK Sheffield Hallam University, Sheffield

Contact:

Sántha, Attila Prof.


Faculty of Economics

Department of Agricultural, Environmental and Regional

Economics

H-7622 Pécs

Rákóczi út 80.

Tel: (36)72-211-433

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PROJECT NO: UM_JEP-13020-98

Co-ordinator:


Objective:

To strengthen co-operation between Hungarian HEIs and the

industry, as well as to define and implement new partnership

strategies with economic actors for the HEIs concerned.

Subject Area:

945 - Links with industry and employers

Partners:

H Budapest University of Economic Sciences, Budapest


H József Attila University, Szeged


H Hungarian Round Table of Industrialists, Budapest

B ESMU - European Centre for the Strategic Management

of Universities, Brussels

B Université Catholique de Louvain, Louvain-la-Neuve

F Pole Universitaire Européen de Nancy - Metz, Nancy

F Université de Bretagne-Sud, Vannes

Contact:

Nagy, Sándor Dr.


H-4010 Debrecen

Egyetem tér 1., Pf. 37.

Tel: (36)52-412-060

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Objective:

To develop and implement a modular training programme on

related EU issues for nature conservation officials.

Details:

The project objective is to develop 4 modules (altogether 8

sub-modules including special language training). The training

will explicitly address pre-accession issues, including

approaching the Habitats Directive. Certificates will be issued

for participants having successfully completed at least four 50-

hour courses. The target groups are (i) leading officers of the

National Authority for Nature Conservation (OTVH); (ii)

nature conservation and natural park management officers; (iii)

leading representatives of relevant NGOs. After the training of

the trainers the courses will be delivered by Hungarian and EU

university and non-academic lecturers.

Subject Area:

851 - EU Policy Matters and ”Acquis Communautaire”

Partners:

H Gödöllô University of Agriculture, Institute of

Environmental and Landscape Management, Gödöllô

H Ministry of Environment Protection, National Authority

for Nature Conservation, Budapest

D Federal Agency for Nature Conservation,

Division of International Affairs and Co-operation/MAB,

Bonn

E Universidad Autonoma de Madrid, Madrid

GR Aristotle University of Thessaloniki, Thessaloniki

Contact:

Szabó, Mária Dr.


Faculty of Sciences

Department of Physical Geography

H-1083 Budapest

Ludovika tér 2.

Tel: (36)1-210-1075/126

Fax: (36)1-210-1088



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Objective:

To establish management units at the Federation of Debrecen

Universities.

Subject Area:

940 - Modernisation of Administration Services

Partners:

H Debrecen University of Agriculture, Debrecen


H Kölcsey Ferenc Reformed Teacher Training College,

Debrecen

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H Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music Debrecen Conservatory,

Debrecen

H Reformed Theological Academy of Debrecen,

Debrecen

H Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Nuclear Research

Institute (MTA-ATOMKI), Debrecen

H Hungarian Foreign Trade Bank Ltd, Debrecen

H Hungarian Rectors’ Conference, Budapest

H Scientific and Technological Park of Debrecen Ltd,

Debrecen

D University of Rostock, Rostock

E Universidad Autonoma Barcelona, Barcelona

FI University of Jyväskylä, Jyväskylä

I Università degli Studi di Roma ”Tor Vergata”, Roma

UK Salford University, Salford

Contact:

Borbély, Zsuzsa Dr.


Rector’s Office

H-4010 Debrecen

Egyetem tér 1.

Tel: (36)52-316-185

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Co-ordinator:

Police College (RTF)

Objective:

Training of police officers and border guards to prepare them

for co-operation with Europol.

Details:

The project objective is to train police officers and border

guards on the guidelines of the Schengen Agreement and on

the Europol Recommendations. The training will comprise 2

modules - a professional one and a language module - of 3

months. After the training of 8 trainers the training of 20

persons in the pilot phase and of 40 persons in the second phase

is planned. The applied teaching methodology will be distance

learning with regular consultation periods and examinations.

Certificates will be issued for successful participants.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Hungarian National Headquarters of Border Guards,

Budapest

H Hungarian National Police Headquarters, Budapest

D Fachhochschule Villingen-Schwenningen Hochschule für

Polizei, Villingen-Schwenningen

NL Nederlandse Politie Academie, Warnsveld

Contact:

Parádi, József Dr.


H-1051 Budapest

Zrínyi u. 4.

Tel: (36)1-210-8133

Fax: (36)1-210-8132



Co-ordinator:


Objective:

Training of police officers and border guards on the Schengen

Agreement.

Details:

The project aims at the training of police officers and border

guards on the guidelines of the Schengen Agreement. 2

modules will be developed - a professional one and a language

module - of 3 months each consisting of 6 courses. At first the

training of 8 trainers will be carried out in the EU and

afterwards the training of 20 persons during the pilot phase and

of 40 persons during the second phase of the project. The

applied teaching methodology will be distance learning with

regular consultation periods and examinations. Certificates will

be issued for successful participants.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Hungarian National Headquarters of Border Guards,

Budapest

H Hungarian National Police Headquarters, Budapest

AT Bundesministerium für Inneres, Sicherheitsakademie,

Vienna

NL Nederlandse Politie Academie, Warnsveld

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Parádi, József Dr.


H-1051 Budapest

Zrínyi u. 4.

Tel: (36)1-210-8133

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Co-ordinator:

Gödöllô University of Agriculture (GATE)

Objective:

To develop an agri-environmental training for professionals

working in the agro-administration (AGENT 2000).

Details:

The aim of the project is to create a network for education,

training, consultation and demonstration: the ”National

Agricultural Environmental Management and Rural

Development Network” and to develop 6 modules for the

agri-environmental training of professionals including language

training. The target groups are experts from the Ministry of

Agriculture and Regional Development, the Budapest

Chamber of Agriculture, the Service of Plant Sanitation and

Soil Conservation. After the training of 30 trainers from

Gödöllô and Pannon Universities of Agriculture in the EU and

in Hungary the training of approx. 120 professionals is planned

during the lifetime of the project.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Pannon University of Agriculture, Georgikon

Faculty of Agronomy, Department of Agrochemistry,

Keszthely

H Chamber of Agriculture, Budapest

H Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Research Institute for

Soil Science and Agricultural Chemistry, Budapest


Department of Agri-environment and Plant Protection,

Budapest

AT Universität für Bodenkultur Wien, Vienna

D Universität Hohenheim, Stuttgart

DK Ladelund Landbrugsskole, Vejen

UK The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds,

Bedfordshire

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Contact:Heltai, György Prof.Gödöllô University of Agriculture (GATE)Institution of Environmental and Landscape ManagementH-2103 GödöllôPáter K. u. 1. Tel: (36)28-420-200Fax: (36)28-410-804E-mail: [email protected]


Co-ordinator:Budapest University of Economic Sciences (BKE)

Objective:To retrain control specialists in middle level positions in orderto contribute to strengthening government control at publicinstitutions.

Details:The project was initiated by the Government Control Office(KEI) which is actively involved in the realisation of theobjective. The target group comprises control specialists inmiddle level positions at government agencies, ministries andlocal governments responsible for operational control work.Approx. 150 persons are planned to be trained during thelifetime of the project. The training will consist of 3 modulesof max. 5 months according to the level of experience of theparticipants: 1) beginners’ training; 2) follow-up; 3) specialknowledge and expertise. The subjects to be taught are:economics, accountancy, finance, controlling and legal issues.The certificates issued at the end of the training will berecognised by KEI.

Subject Area:851 - EU Policy Matters and ”Acquis Communautaire”

Partners:H Government Control Office, International Department,

BudapestD Fachhochschule des Bundes für Öffentliche Verwaltung,

CologneUK CIPFA, Croydon

Contact:Forgács, Csaba Prof. Dr.Budapest University of Economic Sciences (BKE)Faculty of Business AdministrationH-1093 BudapestFôvám tér 8. Tel: (36)1-217-6740Fax: (36)1-217-6714E-mail: [email protected]

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Objective:

To retrain representatives of the local administration in the

region of Miskolc in order to enable them to administer and

utilise the EU Regional Funds.

Details:

The project aims at the training of local administrators on the

utilisation and administration of the EU Regional Funds. The

training will comprise seven modules, out of which 3 will be

delivered during the first and 4 during the second year of the

project. Each module will last for 8 weeks and consist of 8

subjects. One of the modules will be carried out in the EU, the

other 6 in Hungary. The number of participants is 30 for each

module.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Local Government of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County,

Miskolc

D BIW Systemhaus GmbH, Weinstadt-Endersbach

D University of Stuttgart, Stuttgart

E University of Oviedo, Oviedo

I ITEA-IERRS, Rome

Contact:

Kocziszky, György Dr.


Department of Regional Economics


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Széchenyi István College (SZIF)

Objective:

To develop and provide retraining in community care

complying with EU standards.

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The target group comprises approx. 150 professionals working

in the community care system and at local authorities. The

following 4 modules will be developed: 1) inter-professional

team work in community care; 2) inter-agency work in

community care; 3) co-operation between local authorities,

professional services, associations and foundations; 4)

management development in community care. The training

will be completed by language courses.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Teacher Training College of Jászberény, Jászberény

H Family Assistance Service, Gyôr

H Human Service Centre, Szolnok

H Hungarian Maltese Charity Service, Gyôr Regional

Centre, Gyôr

H Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County ”Esély” Social Foundation

Regional Research Centre, Szolnok

H Local Government of Gyôr, Gyôr

H Local Government of Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County,

Welfare Office, Szolnok

H Local Government of Jászberény, Jászberény

H Regional Research Centre, Gyôr-Sopron-Moson County,

Gyôr

D Das Café Plattform Caritas, Aachen

D Deutsches Rotes Kreuz Aachen-Stadt, Aachen

D Fachhochschule Niederrhein, Mönchengladbach

D Institute für Beratung und Supervision, Aachen

D Katholische Fachhochschule Nordrhein-Westfalen, Aachen

D Neue Arbeit Mönchengladbach, Mönchengladbach

UK Bournemouth Churches Housing Association,

Bournemouth

UK Bournemouth University, Bournemouth

UK Dorset Community Action, Dorchester

Contact:

Budai, István Dr.

Széchenyi István College (SZIF)

Institute of Health and Social Sciences

H-9024 Gyôr

Verseny u. 39.

Tel: (36)96-418-244/1803

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Co-ordinator:Debrecen University of Agriculture (DATE)

Objective:”CAPTURE”: to offer up-to-date information on the relevantagricultural sectors of the EU to Hungarian professionalsworking in the sectoral and legal administration of agriculture.

Details:The project aims at developing a post-graduate training forprofessionals working in the agricultural public service andadministration. The training includes English for SpecialPurposes and computer training. An Agricultural EUInformation Centre (AEU-IC) at Debrecen University ofAgriculture will be established for the EU agri-informationscience education. The home page of AEU-IC will displayteaching materials, the full versions of special publications andsome important EU publications. The target groups compriseapprox. 200 professionals from the following organisations:agricultural federations; agricultural departments of localgovernments; the Ministry of Agriculture and RegionalDevelopment, chambers of agriculture, land registry offices,agricultural corporations, as well as local agricultural agents.The project results will be integrated into the regularundergraduate specialisation Sectoral AdministrationOrganisation Management later on.


Partners:H Chamber of Agriculture of Hajdú-Bihar County,

DebrecenH Ministry of Agriculture and Regional Development,

Department for European Integration, BudapestH Public Administration Office of Hajdú-Bihar County,

DebrecenD Universität Hohenheim, StuttgartF Chamber of Agriculture of France, EvreuxF ISARA de Lyon University, LyonNL Development Bridge Head Foundation, Maastricht

Contact:Nábrádi, András Dr.Debrecen University of Agriculture (DATE)Faculty of AgronomyH-4032 DebrecenBöszörményi út 138.Fax: (36)52-347-888

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Objective:To retrain control specialists with university or college degreeworking at public institutions.

Details:The aim of the project is to retrain control specialists in orderto contribute to strengthening government control at publicinstitutions. The target group comprises senior controlspecialists with university or college degree at governmentagencies, ministries and local governments, who are responsiblefor designing and establishing the policy of control at nationaland institutional level. The project was initiated by theGovernment Control Office (KEI), which is responsible for theselection of participants and will recognise the certificatesissued at the end of the training.


Partners:H Government Control Office, International Department,

BudapestI Università degli Studi di Firenze, FlorenceUK CIPFA, Croydon

Contact:Forgács, Csaba Prof. Dr.Budapest University of Economic Sciences (BKE)Faculty of Business AdministrationH-1093 BudapestFôvám tér 8. Tel: (36)1-217-6740Fax: (36)1-217-6714E-mail: [email protected]


Co-ordinator:College of Finance and Accountancy (PSZF)

Objective:To develop a training for public administrators in finance andaccounting.

Details:The project aims at developing and delivering 5 modules of 6-9 weeks and one of 6 months for public administrators withadequate teaching materials. The target group is approx. 10

future trainers and 500 trainees from local councils, the publicadministration (Budgetary Institutions, Treasury) andprofessional organisations (Tax and Financial Control Office,Chamber of Hungarian Chartered Accountants, HungarianEmployers’ Associations, Association for Joint Ventures). Theapplied teaching methodology will be distance learning.Certificates will be issued for successful participants at the endof the courses.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Budapest,

Budapest

H Hungarian Employers’ Association, Budapest

F Centre Régional Associé au Conservatoire National des

Arts et Métiers, Campagne-Ardenne, Reims

UK Anglia Polytechnic University, Cambridge

Contact:

Sándor-Kriszt, Éva Prof.

College of Finance and Accountancy (PSZF)

Distance Learning Center

H-1149 Budapest

Buzogány u. 10.

Tel: (36)1-222-4584

Fax: (36)1-222-4584



Co-ordinator:


Objective:

To found an organisational unit for the management of

alternating engineering education (academic/industrial periods)

based on EU and Hungarian experience.

Subject Area:

945 - Links with Industry and Employers

Partners:

H Dunaferr Danube Ironworks Co, Dunaújváros

H National Organisation of Hungarian Industrial Concerns,

Dunaújváros

D Ibistra, Berlin

F Association Ingénieurs, Champ sur Marne

F Conservatoire National des Arts et Métiers, Paris

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Moson, Péter Dr.


H-1111 Budapest

Mûegyetem rkp. 1-3.

Tel: (36)1-463-26-90

Fax: (36)1-463-12-91


PROJECT NO: CD_JEP-13353-98

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Objective:

To establish a one-year LLM course and to develop

undergraduate education in the field of EU Law at Janus

Pannonius University.

Subject Area:

140 - Law

Partners:

AT Karl Franzes University of Graz, Graz

B Université de Liège, Liège

D Philipps-University Marburg, Marburg

D University of Bayreuth, Bayreuth

F Cabinet Fiduciaire, Nice

GR University of Thrace, Komotini

I European University Institute, Florence

NL Universiteit Maastricht, Maastricht

NL Katholieke Universiteit Brabant, Tilburg

SE University of Lund, Lund

UK University of Nottingham, Nottingham

UK University Strathclyde, Glasgow

UK University of Warwick, Coventry

Contact:

Horváth, Zsuzsanna Dr.


Faculty of Law

H-7622 Pécs

48-as tér 1.

Tel: (36)72-501-563

Fax: (36)72-215-148



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Objective:

To develop and introduce graduate courses in actuarial

mathematics at 4 Hungarian universities.

Subject Area:

343 - Insurance

Partners:

H Budapest University of Economic Sciences,

Budapest

H Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest


H ÁB-AEGON General Insurance Company, Budapest

H Glória - Swiss Life Swiss-Hungarian Insurance Company,

Budapest


NL University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam

UK Government Actuary’s Department, London


UK Institute of Actuaries, Oxford

Contact:

Zádori, László Dr.


Bolyai Institute

H-6720 Szeged

Aradi vértanúk tere 1.

Tel: (36)62-454-078

Fax: (36)62-326-246



Co-ordinator:

Hungarian University of Physical Education (MTE)

Objective:

To retrain sport administrators and managers in order to

prepare them for adapting EU policy and standards.

Details:The aim of this project is to develop and deliver retraining

courses for sport administrators and managers from the

Hungarian University of Physical Education (MTE), the

Ministry for Youth and Sports (ISM) and the Hungarian

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Olympic Committee (MOB). After a 16-week training of 15

trainers - of which the last 4 weeks will be held in the EU - 30

middle-level staff members with generally post-secondary

qualifications will be trained. Certificates will be issued by

MTE and recognised by ISM for successful participants.


Partners:H Hungarian Olympic Committee, Budapest

H Ministry for Youth and Sports, Budapest

B Katholieke Universiteit Leuven, Leuven

D Deutsche Sporthochschule Köln, Cologne

Contact:Kozsla, Tibor Dr.Hungarian University of Physical Education (MTE)

H-1123 Budapest

Alkotás u. 44.

Tel: (36)3-356-4444

Fax: (36)3-356-6337




Objective:To upgrade the management of the University of Miskolc with

special regard to 7 major areas: quality assurance, knowledge

and technology transfer, fund raising, distance education,

public relations, project network, educational administration.

Subject Area:900 - University Management

Partners:H Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Borsod-Abaúj-

Zemplén County, Miskolc

H Puskás Tivadar Foundation, Institute of International

Technology, Budapest

F University of Caen, Caen

FI University of Tampere, Tampere

GR University of Athens, Athens

GR University of Piraeus, Piraeus

NL European Association of Distance Teaching Universities,

Heerlen


UK Stow College, Glasgow

Contact:

Nagy, Aladár Prof. Dr.


International Relations Office


Tel: (36)46-565-111

Fax: (36)46-365-174



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Objective:

To develop a training programme in the field of environmental

and regional policy.

Details:

In the frame of this project 3 different types of training are to

be developed: 1) a full-time post-graduate 10-month MSc

course in English on European Environmental Management

Policy consisting of 6 modules; 2) a part-time 6-month

multidisciplinary diploma course with additional intensive

language preparation and technical language training and study

visits; 3) a part time 6-month multidisciplinary diploma course

with additional intensive language preparation and technical

language training. The target groups are representatives of non-

governmental and professional organisations and professionals

working in the field of environmental and regional policy.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Budapest University of Economic Sciences,

Budapest


Department of Agri-environment and Plant Protection,

Budapest


Hungarian Regional Development Centre, Budapest

H Ministry of Agriculture and Regional Development, The

PHARE Regional Development Programme Management

Unit (PMU), Budapest

H Ministry of Education, Department of Higher Education,

Budapest

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H Ministry of Environment Protection, Directorate for

Environmental Strategy, Budapest

H Upper-Tisza Regional Environmental Inspectorate,

Nyíregyháza

H VÁTI Hungarian Institute for Urban and Regional

Planning, Regional Planning Department, Budapest

GR National Technical University of Athens, Athens


NL University of Amsterdam, Amsterdam

Contact:

Karácsonyi, Zoltán Dr.


Faculty of Natural Sciences

H-4010 Debrecen

Egyetem tér 1.

Tel: (36)52-316-666/2203

Fax: (36)52-310-003



Co-ordinator:

Berzsenyi Dániel Teacher Training College (BDTF)

Objective:

To develop integration studies modules for the army and police

personnel.

Details:

The project objective is to develop and deliver integration

studies modules to border guards (approx. 150 persons), army

officers (approx. 120 persons) and police personnel (approx. 50

persons) of the EU border region of Hungary. The 6 modules

will be the following: I. Integration modules: a) European

Information Resources; b) EU Policy and Institutions; c) EU

integration and NATO enlargement from a legal perspective;

II. Communication modules: a) Professional Communication

in Inter- and Multicultural Settings; b) Training of Good

Practice of Police and Law Enforcement Personnel; III. Special

language courses: either Slovene or German or English. The

applied teaching methodology will be threefold: face to face

contact classes; self-study at home with learning instructions;

self-access at Berzsenyi Dániel Teacher Training College

Foreign Language-Self-Access Study Centre. The content of

the modules will be adjusted to the different needs of the (i)

different military bodies and (ii) higher and lower rank

officers.

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Partners:

H Hungarian Army, Transdanubian Training Centre,

Szombathely

H International Police Association - Vas County Section,

Szombathely

H PROMEI - Project Office for Modernisation and

Euroatlantic Integration, Budapest

H Special Service Team Ltd, Budapest

H Vas County Border Guards Headquarters, Szombathely

H Vas County Civil Protection, Szombathely

H Vas County Police Headquarters, Szombathely

AT Landesgendarmeriekommando für Burgenland, Eisenstadt

D SETA International, Niedemhausen

NL North-East Gelderland Provincial Police Headquarters

UK University of Salford, Manchester

Contact:

Gáspár, Mihály Dr.

Berzsenyi Dániel Teacher Training College (BDTF)

Institute of Education Services

H-9700 Szombathely

Károlyi Gáspár tér 4.

Tel: (36)94-310-527

Fax: (36)94-310-527



Co-ordinator:Technical University of Budapest (BME)

Objective:To introduce a computerised system integrating the

management of traditional library materials and that of Internet

and multimedia-based information resources and complemen-

ting the database serving daily management.

Subject Area:943 - Library Management

Partners:H Berzsenyi Dániel Teacher Training College, Szombathely


B Université Libre de Bruxelles, Brussels

DK Technical Knowledge Centre and Library of Denmark,

Copenhagen

SE Stockholm University, Stockholm

UK Imperial College, London

Contact:

Fonyó, Ilona


Library and Information Centre

H-1111 Budapest

Budafoki út 4.

Tel: (36)1-463-1031

Fax: (36)1-463-2440



Co-ordinator:


Objective:

To provide cross-cultural, language and policy training for

public servants of the Local Government of Hajdú-Bihar

County and the Local Government of Debrecen in order to

prepare them for the EU accession.

Details:

In the frame of the project 2 pilot courses and 6 retraining

courses will be developed and delivered in integration related

subjects. Besides the training of public servants 10 university

lecturers will be retrained at the EU partners and in the frame

of the training EU lecturers will hold 5 one-week courses in

Hungary.

Subject Area:

856 - Public Administration

Partners:

H Local Government of Debrecen, Debrecen

H Local Government of Hajdú-Bihar County, Debrecen


NL Universiteit Maastricht, Maastricht

UK Westminster College, London

Contact:

Muraközy, László Dr.


Institute of Economics and Business Administration

H-4028 Debrecen

Kassai u. 26.

Tel: (36)52-416-644

Fax: (36)52-419-728


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Co-ordinator:

Szeged Higher Education Federation - József Attila University

(SZHEF-JATE)

Objective:

To develop quality university management and administration

at the integrating universities of Szeged; to elaborate the

administrative structure of the University of Szeged and also a

set of management procedures with special emphasis on the

development of international relations and successful

implementation of EU projects.

Subject Area:

947 - Internationalisation/Europeanisation, Comprising

Specific Measures to Enter the EU Educational Programmes

Partners:

H SZHEF - Juhász Gyula Teacher Training College, Szeged

H SZHEF - Szent-Györgyi Albert University, Szeged

B European Centre for Strategic Management of

Universities, Brussels

E University of Oviedo, Oviedo

UK University of Sussex, Brighton

Contact:

Balogné Molnár, Gabriella

Szeged Higher Education Federation - József Attila University

(SZHEF-JATE)

Rector’s Office


H-6720 Szeged

Dugonics tér 13.

Tel: (36)62-420-895

Fax: (36)62-420-895



Co-ordinator:

Semmelweis University of Medicine (SOTE)

Objective:

To establish an educational network in the field of oncology

and to define 3 types of oncological training leading to separate

certificates.

Subject Area:

511 - Medicine and Surgery

Partners:


H Medical University of Pécs, Pécs

H Szent-Györgyi Albert Medical University of Szeged,

Szeged

B University of Liège, Liège

F University Victor Segalen Bordeaux 2, Institut Bergonié,

Bordeaux

UK University of Bradford, Bradford

Contact:

Jeney, András Dr.


Pathology and Experimental Cancer Research

H-1085 Budapest

Üllôi út 26.

Tel: (36)1-266-1638/4413

Fax: (36)1-317-1074



Co-ordinator:

Debrecen University of Agricultural Sciences (DATE)

Objective:

To develop and deliver a postgraduate training course for

professionals working in rural development, environmental

management and tourism service and administration; to

establish a rural development, environmental management and

tourism training centre at DATE College Faculty of Szarvas.

Details:

After the retraining of 20-30 trainers 40-50 public

administrators delegated by the local governments of Békés,

Szolnok, Hajdú-Bihar, Csongrád counties and from the local

tourism offices, as well as 80-100 civil servants delegated by the

local governments of the region will be retrained in the frame

of the project. The training will comprise the following

courses: 1.) Rural development and rural tourism; 2.)

Environmental management; 3.) Special tourism; 4.)

Communication, etiquette, PR; 5) Language course; 6.)

Computer training.

Subject Area:


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Partners:H Körös College, BékéscsabaH Agricultural Rural Development Office of Békés CountyH Assembly of Békés County Local Governments, BékéscsabaH Local Government of Szarvas, SzarvasH Ministry of Economic Affairs, Tourism DivisionH Vajda Péter Community Centre, Tourinform Office

Szarvas, SzarvasF Centre Régional Universitaire de Formation Permanente

du Languedoc Roussillon, PerpignanIRL University College Dublin, DublinUK Harper Adams University College, Newport

Contact:Iványi, Ildikó Dr.Debrecen University of Agricultural Sciences (DATE)College Faculty of Water and Environmental Management ofSzarvasH-5541 SzarvasPf.:3.Tel: (36)66-313-311Fax: (36)66-312-780E-mail: [email protected] or [email protected]


Co-ordinator:Pázmány Péter Catholic University (PPKE)

Objective:The objective of the project is to develop and deliver a 3-month 200-hour training programme in order to retrain cca.100 agricultural civil servants in EU conform subvention andfinancing system in agriculture.

Details:The training of cca. 100 persons from the AgriculturalIntervention Centre and civil servants working in theagriculture at regional level, as well as of officers of theNational Board of Customs and Excise will focus on thefollowing topics: EU conform financing of the Hungarianagriculture; how to get capital-substituting guarantees foragricultural entrepreneurs; operation of the EU agriculturalsubsidy system in selected Member States, the payment of staterefunds, financial control and proper use of the EU funds; therelation of the agricultural subsidies to special regulations oncustoms and taxation; credit and capital market possibilities andtechniques in agricultural finance; basic knowledge in EUeconomics, law and taxation.


Partners:

H Agricultural Intervention Centre, Budapest

H National Board of Customs and Excise, Budapest

H Rural Credit Guarantee Foundation, Budapest

H Prime Minister’s Office, Sub-department for Public

Administration and Regional Politics, Budapest

D Ruprecht - Karls Universität Heidelberg, Heidelberg

F Université d’Angers, Angers

I Universitá Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Piacenza

UK Civil Service College, Berkshire

Contact:

Botos, Katalin Dr.

Pázmány Péter Catholic University (PPKE)

Faculty of Law

H-1088 Budapest

Szentkirályi u. 28-30.

Tel: (36)1-429-7279

Fax: (36)1-429-7279



Co-ordinator:


Objective:

To prepare Hungarian public health care workers for effective

management and application of EU policies and regulations

related to public health.

Details:

4 new courses will be developed and an existing one reviewed

for administrators and health care workers of the National

Public Health Service, the City Government of Debrecen and

other local governments. The newly developed courses will be

later integrated into the MSc programme of DOTE.

Subject Area:

854

Partners:

H Local Government of Debrecen, Debrecen

H National Association of Local Governments, Budapest

H National Public Health Service, Budapest

D Local Government of Paderborn, Paderborn

F Association of Schools of Public Health in the European

Region, Saint-Maurice

UK London School of Hygiene and Tropical Medicine,

London

UK University College London, London

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Contact:

Ádány, Róza Prof.


School of Public Health

H-4028 Debrecen

Kassai út 26/B

Tel: (36)52-460-190

Fax: (36)52-460-195



Co-ordinator:

College of Public Administration (ÁF)

Objective:

To provide a professional training programme including

language and computer training for altogether 380 public

administrators in senior positions from 4 different counties.

Details:

After the training of 120 public administrators out of whom 40

trainers and 48 multiplicators will be chosen cca. 200 public

administrators and 60 town notaries and members of NGOs

from Békés, Somogy, Komárom-Esztergom and Heves

Counties will be retrained in EU-integration issues. The

following modules are to be developed in the frame of the

project: 1. The Institutional System of the EU; 2. EU Law; 3.

Monetary and Market Integration; 4. Sectors of Economy; 5.

Structural Funds.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Distance Study Centre for Hagen Distance University,

Budapest

H Ministry of the Interior, Budapest

H Public Administration Office of Békés County, Békéscsaba

H Public Administration Office of Heves County, Eger

H Public Administration Office of Komárom-Esztergom

County, Tatabánya

H Public Administration Office of Somogy County,

Kaposvár

AT Amt der Steiermärkischen Landesregierung, Graz-Burg

B College of Europe, Brugge

D Konstanz University of Applied Sciences, Konstanz

SE County Council of Västernorrland, Sundsvall

UK Worchestershire County Council, Worchester

Contact:

Máténé Dobos, Ágota


Department of Modern Languages

H-1118 Budapest

Ménesi út 5.

Tel: (36)1-386-9714

Fax: (36)1-386-9429



Co-ordinator:Technical University of Budapest (BME)

Objective:Complex euroconform re-training of specialists in road

transport (car automation, informatics, legislation of road

transport).

Details:150-200 transport specialists will be retrained in the frame of

the project in the following issues: 1. Special Techniques of

Cars; 2. Telecommunication on Roads; 3. Transport

Informatics; 4. Road Transport Legislation; 5. Environmental

Protection. 3 regional information centres are planned to be

created in Budapest, Gyôr and Miskolc, where the teaching

materials developed will be available.


Partners:H Kandó Kálmán College for Electrical Engineering,

Budapest

H Széchenyi István College, Gyôr

H University of Miskolc, Miskolc


F Institut National Polytechnique de Grenoble, Grenoble

F Université de Haute-Alsace, Mulhouse

I Universita’ di Salerno, Fisciano (Salerno)

Contact:Péter, Tamás Dr. PhD.Technical University of Budapest (BME)

Transportation Engineering

H-1111 Budapest

Mûegyetem rkp. 3. Z/506.

Tel: (36)1-463-1013

Fax: (36)1-463-3087


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Co-ordinator:

Debrecen University of Agricultural Sciences, College Faculty

of Animal Husbandry, Hódmezôvásárhely (DATE-MFK)

Objective:

To organise agricultural training courses focusing on the

application of the acquis for 20 trainers and 160 officials of

government organs, public utility institutions and local

administrative bodies in the Southern-Lowland region.

Details:

The training will focus on the following fields: development of

the provinces to promote EU integration; EU regulation of

agricultural production and products; organisation and licence

of family farms. After the training of 20 teachers from DATE

College Faculty of Animal Husbandry Hódmezôvásárhely and

of representatives of the non-academic partners 4 X 40

specialists will be retrained in the following subjects: 1. Rural

Development and Environmental Protection; 2. Animal

Health; 3. Plant Health and Seed Production; 4. Organisation

of Family Farms. The training will also comprise a special

language and a professional practical course, as well as

communication, marketing, PR, management and computer

training modules.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Agricultural Association, Hódmezôvásárhely

H Animal Health and Food Inspection Station of Bács-

Kiskun County, Kecskemét

H Animal Health and Food Inspection Station of Békés

County, Békéscsaba

H Animal Health and Food Inspection Station of Csongrád

County, Szeged

H Cereal Research Non-Profit Company, Szeged

H Chamber of Agriculture of Bács-Kiskun County,

Kecskemét

H Chamber of Agriculture of Békés County, Békéscsaba

H Chamber of Agriculture of Csongrád County, Szeged

H Darft Regional Development Agency, Szeged

H Farmers’ Union, Hódmezôvásárhely

H Hód-Mezôgazda Share Company, Hódmezôvásárhely

H Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture, Budapest

H Local Government of Csongrád County, Szeged

H Local Government of Hódmezôvásárhely,

Hódmezôvásárhely


Bács-Kiskun County Office, Kecskemét


Békés County Office, Békéscsaba


Budapest


Csongrád County Office, Szeged

H National Association of Hungarian Farmers’ Societies,

Budapest

H Plant Health and Soil Conservation Station of

Bács-Kiskun County, Kecskemét

H Plant Health and Soil Conservation Station of Békés

County, Békéscsaba

H Plant Health and Soil Conservation Station of Csongrád

County, Hódmezôvásárhely

H Szabadság Agricultural Cooperation, Csanádpalota

B Brandwerinformatiecentrum Gevaarlijke Stoffen, Geel

E University of Murcia, Murcia

F Ecole Superieure D’Agriculture D’Angers, Angers

F Pelagie Association, Avignon

NL Farmco Holland, Leeuwarden

NL Van Hall Institute, Leeuwarden

UK ADAS Consulting Limited, Cardiff

UK Menter Mon European Unit, Llangefni

UK Gwynedd Council, Caernarfon

UK Harper Adams Agricultural College, Newport

UK University of Wales, Bangor

Contact:

Szûcsné Péter, Judit dr.

Debrecen University of Agricultural Sciences, College Faculty

of Animal Husbandry, Hódmezôvásárhely (DATE-MFK)

H-6801 Hódmezôvásárhely

Andrássy út 15.

Tel: (36)62-246-466

Fax: (36)62-241-779



Co-ordinator:


Objective:

To prepare the leaders of the Hungarian health service to

initiate and perform operative changes raised by EU

membership.

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Details:

The project aims at training 150 senior health care experts

(hospital managers, nurses, physician directors, chief

pharmacists, economic managers and leaders of professional

organisations) in the legal, economic and professional aspects of

health care according to the EU practice. 8 modules including

language and computer training are to be developed and

delivered, the teaching methodology applied will be problem-

based learning. The majority of the trainees will be delegated

through the Hungarian Hospitals' Association.

Subject Area:


Partners:


H Hungarian Hospital Association, Budapest

H Institute for Basic and Continuing Education of Health

Workers, Budapest

H Mission Health Centre Veresegyház, Veresegyház

H National Health Insurance Fund, Budapest

H Railways Healthcare Non-Profit Company, Budapest

NL Maastricht University, Maastricht

SE County Council in Östergötland, Linköping

SE Linköping University, Linköping

SE University Hospital in Linköping, Linköping

UK Kingstone University, London

UK St. George’s Hospital Medical School, London

Contact:

Szócska, Gábor Dr.


Medical Faculty

H-1125 Budapest

Kútvölgyi út 4.

Tel: (36)1-356-2451

Fax: (36)1-356-2451



Co-ordinator:

University of Sopron, College Faculty of Székesfehérvár (SE-SZFK)

Objective:

To prepare 220 land administrators for the application of the

relevant EU-regulations and to establish a flexible educational

programme and a professional network with EU educational

and professional institutions in the field of Land

Administration.

Details:During the lifetime of the project 120 land administrators, 60lands and mapping technicians and 40 senior managers will beretrained. The training programme will consist of amanagement part, including language training andcommunication skills, information technology and informationmanagement, PR and marketing, EU law and professionalsubjects. The other part of the programme will comprise thefollowing administrative and technical courses: Land andProperty Registration; Digital Large Scale Mapping;Information Systems; Digital Data Acquisition; Legal Issues;Land Information System; Land Office Data Applications;Government Administration. The teaching methodologyapplied will be distance learning combined with regularworkshops.


Partners:H Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing,

BudapestH Institute of Professional Development in Agriculture,

BudapestH Ministry of Agriculture and Regional Development,

BudapestH Prime Minister’s Office, BudapestAT Federal Office of Metrology and Surveying, ViennaAT University of Salzburg, SalzburgUK Manchester Metropolitan University, ManchesterUK Ordnance Survey, SouthamptonUK University of East London, Dagenham

Contact:Márkus, Béla Dr.University of Sopron (SE-SZFK)College of Surveying and Land ManagementH-8000 SzékesfehérvárPirosalma u. 1-3.Tel: (36)22-348-271Fax: (36)22-327-697E-mail: [email protected]


Co-ordinator:College of Finance and Accountancy (PSZF)

Objective:To train staff of government bodies, local governments, as wellas of non-profit institutions in the fields of EU conform financeand accountancy. To develop a 5-module course and to delivera 3-month intensive and a 6-month standard course (consistingof 180 hours each).

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Details:About 150-200 persons will be trained in the following 5 fields:

1) the effects of introducing the Euro in Hungary; 2) EU

methods of financial audit; 3) the accounting system of non-

profit organisations; 4) information technology; 5) English for

public administration. The project results will be available to a

wide public through the 2 satellite institutions of PSzF in

Zalaegerszeg and Salgótarján and the distance learning centres

across the country.


Partners:H College of Commerce, Catering and Tourism, Budapest

H Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Budapest, Budapest

H Confederation of Hungarian Employers and Industrialists,

Budapest

H Hungarian Federation of Rural Tourism, Budapest

H Non-profit Financial Center, Budapest

H State Audit Office, Budapest

D FernUniversität Gesamthochschule in Hagen, Hagen

D Industrie und Handelskammer für Augsburg

und Schwaben, Augsburg

E Universidad Nacional de Educación a Distancia, Madrid

F Université Le Havre, Le Havre

UK Anglia Polytechnic University, Cambridge

UK Chartered Institute of Public Financial Accountants,

Croydon

Contact:Sándor-Kriszt, Éva Dr.College of Finance and Accountancy (PSZF)


H-1149 Budapest

Buzogány u. 10.

Tel: (36)1-222-4584

Fax: (36)1-222-4584



Co-ordinator:Ybl Miklós Polytechnic (YMMF)

Objective:To develop and deliver courses in eco-conscious, energy savingregional architecture and housing, architectural aspects of ruraltourism, accessible building and the English terminology ofarchitecture for cca. 120 decision makers at public and civilorganisations in the regions of Gyôr, Kecskemét and Debrecen.

Details:2 modules will be developed each consisting of 3 courses of 96

hours. Module I comprises the following courses: 1) Healthy

Housing; 2) Accessible Environment; 3) Energy Consciousness,

Energy Saving Buildings. Module II courses focus on the

building heritage: 1) Rural Housing and Eco Tourism; 2)

Renovation and Accessible Buildings; 3) Housing Associations

and Energy Saving. A network of regional development

specialists will be created and the project results will be made

available through the internet.


Partners:H Technical University of Budapest, Budapest

H Hungarian Federation of Rural Tourism, Budapest

H Hungarian Federation of Roofing Contractors, Budapest

H Independent Ecological Center, Budapest

H Local Government of Gyôr-Moson-Sopron County, Gyôr

H Local Government of Hajdú-Bihar County, Debrecen

H National Federation of Disabled Persons’ Association,

Budapest

H TEAMPANNON Design Office, Budapest

I Studio Galluzzo, Trieste


SE HANDITEK, Borlange

SE ISOFLEX, Borlange

UK Edinburgh College of Art, Edinburgh

UK Michael and Sue Thornley Architects, Glasgow

UK Thenew Housing Association, Glasgow

Contact:Novák, ÁgnesYbl Miklós Polytechnic (YMMF)

Department of Architecture and Urban Design

H-1146 Budapest

Thököly út 74.

Tel: (36)1-351-7404

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Objective:To train decision-makers and professionals working in thesector of agriculture on EU regulations concerning marketpolicy and market development.

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Details:54 market policy experts and continuing education consultantswill participate in the training programmes, which later on willbe integrated into the postgraduate curriculum of BKE. Besidesthe relevant EU regulations the courses also contain French,English and German special language and computer trainingelements.


Partners:H The Hungarian Collective Agricultural Marketing Centre,

BudapestD Bayerisches Bauernverband, MünchenD Bayerisches Staatministerium für Ernährung,

Landwirtschaft und Forsten, MünchenD Universität Passau, PassauF Chambre de Commerce et d’Industrie de Douai, DouaiF Université de Valenciennes et du Hainaut Cambresis,

Valenciennes

Contact:Simon, Judit Dr.Budapest University of Economic Sciences (BKE)Faculty of Business AdministrationH-1093 BudapestFôvám tér 8.Tel: (36)1-217-2795Fax: (36)1-217-2795E-mail: [email protected]


Co-ordinator:Debrecen University of Agriculture (DATE)

Objective:To train 150 professionals working in public administration,chambers and public service in the following 3 fields: EUconform eco-tourism; food processing and quality assurance;EU trade regulations and electronic trade.

Details:After a general introductory module to European Studiescommon to all target groups 3 special modules correspondingto the 3 training fields will be developed and delivered,completed by a computer training and an English languagemodule. The participants of the training will take part in a 6-day study tour to Brussels and they will have to prepare aseminar paper on the introduction and utilisation of good EUpractice in their special field.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Chamber of Agriculture of Hajdú-Bihar County,

Debrecen

H Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Hajdú-Bihar

County, Debrecen

NL Wageningen Agricultural University, Wageningen

UK Wade World Trade Ltd., Beckemham

Contact:

Kárpáti, László Dr.


Faculty of Agriculture

H-4032 Debrecen

Böszörményi út 138.

Tel: (36)52-508-482

Fax: (36)52-508-482



Co-ordinator:

Bessenyei György Teacher Training College (BGYTF)

Objective:

To develop a Total Quality Management system at the

integrating College of Nyíregyháza.

Subject Area:

900 - University Management

Partners:

H Gödöllô University of Agriculture, College Faculty of

Agriculture, Nyíregyháza

B Hogeschool Antwerpen, Antwerpen

FI University of Oulu, Kajaani

NL Hogeschool Brabant, College van Bestuur, Breda

UK University of Wolverhampton, Wolverhampton

Contact:

Filep, László Dr.

Bessenyei György Teacher Training College (BGYTF)

Quality Assurance Unit

H-4400 Nyíregyháza

Sóstói út 31/b

Tel: (36)42-402-488

Fax: (36)42-404-092


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Co-ordinator:


Objective:

To retrain 210 chartered civil, electrical and mechanical

engineers in the frame of a 14-week training programme at 3

different centres of excellence in the harmonisation of EU and

Hungarian engineering standards.

Details:

The main target group of the project is the Hungarian

Chamber of Engineers. The 3 different groups of engineers will

receive different types of training at the 3 centres of excellence.

The professional modules will be completed by a special

English language, a basic PR knowledge and a computer

training module. Besides the above retraining courses 3 one-

week faculty seminars will be held for the teaching staff of the

beneficiary institutions. In the frame of the project 15 sets of

relevant EU standards will be translated and published.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H Bánki Donát Polytechnic, Budapest



H Hungarian Chamber of Engineers, Budapest

D Ingenieurkammer Baden-Württemberg, Stuttgart

D Würzburg-Schweinfurt-Aschaffenburg University of

Applied Sciences, Schweinfurt

FI Finnish Association of Graduate Engineers, Helsinki

FI Helsinki University of Technology, Helsinki

GR Technological Educational Institution of Athens, Athens

Contact:

Ásványi, József Prof. Dr.


Pollack Mihály College Faculty of Engineering

H-7624 Pécs

Boszorkány u. 2.

Tel: (36)72-211-968

Fax: (36)72-214-682



Co-ordinator:

Haynal Imre University of Health Sciences (HIETE)

Objective:

To train 150-200 health care and food industry experts in food

allergy and food intolerance; to establish the Hungarian Food-

intolerance Databank.

Details:

Besides food industry experts the target groups of the training

include dietitians, family doctors, family visitors and pediatrists,

who are in direct contact with patients suffering from food

intolerance. The databank to be created will be connected to

the network of the already existing 10 European databanks

developed in the frame of the European Food Intolerance

Databanks Projects. The curriculum developed will be

integrated into the graduate and post graduate curriculum.

Subject Area:


Partners:

H University of Horticulture and Food Industry of Budapest,

Budapest

H Central Food Research Institute, Budapest

H Complex Committee of Food Industry of Hungarian

Academy of Sciences, Budapest

H Hungarian Association of Dietitians, Budapest

H Hungarian Society of Allergology and Clinical

Immunology, Budapest

H Hungarian Society of Nutrition, Budapest

H Ministry of Welfare, Budapest

B Haute Ecole Lucia de Brouckere Campus du Ceria Institut

Arthur Haulot, Brussels


D European Federation of the Associations of Dietitians,

Ratingen

GR Technological Educational Institution of Thessaloniki,

School of Food Technology and Nutrition, Thessaloniki

Contact:

Barna, Mária Prof. Dr.

Haynal Imre University of Health Sciences (HIETE)

Faculty of Health Sciences, Department of Dietetics

H-1085 Budapest

Horánszky u. 24.

Tel: (36)1-338-2855

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PROJECT NO: CME-3575-97

Co-ordinator:


Title: Dissemination of Multimedia Teaching Packages

Strand: II – Dissemination

Partners:

H Kossuth Lajos University Technical College Faculty, Debrecen

H Ybl Miklós Polytechnic, Budapest


RO Politechnic University of Timisoara, Timisoara

RO Technical University of Cluj-Napoca, Cluj-Napoca

SE Högskolan Dalarna, Borlänge

SK Technical University of Kosice, Kosice

SLO University of Ljubljana, Ljubljana

UK AA School of Architecture, London

Contact:

Zöld, András Prof.

Technical University of Budapest

Department of Building Energetics

Mûegyetem rkp. 3.

H-1111 Budapest

Tel: (36)1-463-1331

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* From 1 January 2000 substantial changes will

occur in the names and addresses of most

Hungarian universities resulting from the

Hungarian higher educational integration

process. An up-dated list of the Hungarian

Higher Educational Institutions participating in

running Tempus JEPs will be available on the

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HUNGARIAN INSTITUTIONSPARTICIPATING IN JOINT EUROPEANPROJECTS

listed by their English name in alphabetical order

ÁB-AEGON General Insurance Company, Budapest IB_JEP-13358-98

Agricultural Association of Hódmezôvásárhely, Hódmezôvásárhely S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Agricultural Rural Development Office of Békés County IB_JEP-14094-99

Agricultural Intervention Centre, Budapest IB_JEP-14178-99

Animal Health and Food Inspection Station of Bács-Kiskun County, Kecskemét IB_JEP-14195-99

Animal Health and Food Inspection Station of Békés County, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14195-99

Animal Health and Food Inspection Station of Csongrád County, Szeged S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Assembly of Békés County Local Governments, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14094-99

Association of Hungarian Local Governments, Gödöllô IB_JEP-14198-99

Bács-Kiskun County Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Regional Development,

Kecskemét IB_JEP-14195-99

Bánki Donát Polytechnic, Budapest S_JEP-12435-97,

IB_JEP-14385-99

Békés County Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Regional Development,

Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14195-99

Berzsenyi Dániel Teacher Training College, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Bessenyei György Teacher Training College, Nyíregyháza UM_JEP-14369-99

Budapest University of Economic Sciences, Budapest S_JEP-12105-97,

S_JEP-12556-97,

UM_JEP-13020-98,

IB_JEP-13324-98,

IB_JEP-13340-98,

IB_JEP-13358-98,

IB_JEP-13518-98,

IB_JEP-14333-99

Central Food Research Institute, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Cereal Research Non-Profit Company, Szeged IB_JEP-14195-99

Chamber of Agriculture of Bács-Kiskun County, Kecskemét IB_JEP-14195-99

Chamber of Agriculture of Békés County, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14195-99

Chamber of Agriculture of Csongrád County, Szeged S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Chamber of Agriculture of Hajdú-Bihar County, Debrecen IB_JEP-13336-98,

IB_JEP-14364-99

Chamber of Agriculture, Budapest IB_JEP-13321-98

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County, Miskolc IB_JEP-13363-98

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Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Budapest, Budapest IB_JEP-13346-98,

IB_JEP-14257-99

Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Hajdú-Bihar County, Debrecen S_JEP-12179-97,

IB_JEP-14364-99

College of Commerce, Catering and Tourism, Budapest IB_JEP-14257-99

College of Finance and Accountancy, Budapest IB_JEP-13346-98,

IB_JEP-14257-99

College of Public Administration, Budapest S_JEP-12105-97,

IB_JEP-14180-99

Committee of Medical Specialisation, Budapest S_JEP-12525-97

Confederation of Hungarian Employers and Industrialists Association, Budapest IB_JEP-14257-99

Co-ordination Office for Higher Education, The House of Professors, Budapest S_JEP-12428-97

Council of Local Government Associations, Budapest IB_JEP-13019-98

Csongrád County Office of the Ministry of Agriculture and Regional Development,

Szeged IB_JEP-14195-99

DARFT Regional Development Agency, Szeged IB_JEP-14195-99

Debrecen University of Agriculture, Debrecen S_JEP-12071-97,

S_JEP-12408-97,

S_JEP-12469-97,

UM_JEP-13144-98,

IB_JEP-13336-98,

IB_JEP-14364-99

Debrecen University of Agriculture, College Faculty of Animal Husbandry,

Hódmezôvásárhely S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Debrecen University of Agriculture, College Faculty of Water and

Environmental Management, Szarvas IB_JEP-14094-99

Debrecen University of Medicine, Debrecen S_JEP-12071-97,

S_JEP-12454-97,

S_JEP-12525-97,

S_JEP-12547-97,

UM_JEP-13144-98,

IB_JEP-14179-99

Distance Study Centre for Hagen Distance University, Budapest IB_JEP-14180-99

DUNAFERR Danube Ironworks Corporation, Dunaújváros S_JEP-12116-97,

CD_JEP-13352-98

Eötvös Loránd University, Budapest S_JEP-12180-97,

S_JEP-12435-97,

S_JEP-12436-97,

IB_JEP-13021-98,

CD_JEP-13358-98

Family Assistance Service, Gyôr IB_JEP-13333-98

Farmers’ Union of Hódmezôvásárhely, Hódmezôvásárhely S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Flór Ferenc Teaching Hospital of Pest County, Kistarcsa S_JEP-12547-97

Glória - Swiss Life Swiss-Hungarian Insurance Company, Budapest CD_JEP-13358-98

Gödöllô University of Agriculture, Gödöllô S_JEP-12408-98,

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IB_JEP-13021-98,

IB_JEP-13321-98

Gödöllô University of Agriculture, College Faculty of Agricultural Engineering,

Mezôtúr S_JEP-12408-97

Gödöllô University of Agriculture, College Faculty of Agriculture, Gyöngyös S_JEP-12408-97

Gödöllô University of Agriculture, College Faculty of Agriculture, Nyíregyháza UM_JEP-14369-99

Government Control Office, Budapest IB_JEP-13324-98,

IB_JEP-13340-98

Hay Management Consultants Ltd, Budapest S_JEP-12558-97

Haynal Imre University of Health Sciences, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97,

S_JEP-12525-97,

IB_JEP-14198-99,

IB_JEP-14404-99

CD_JEP-14067-99

Hód-Mezôgazda Share Company, Hódmezôvásárhely IB_JEP-14195-99

Human Service Centre, Szolnok IB_JEP-13333-98

Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Centre for Biological Research, Szeged S_JEP-12011-97

Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Centre for Regional Studies, Pécs IB_JEP-13019-98

Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Complex Committee of Food Industry, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Computer and Automation Research Institute,

Budapest S_JEP-12495-97

Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Nuclear Research Institute, Debrecen UM_JEP-13144-98

Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Research Institute for Soil Science and

Agricultural Chemistry, Budapest IB_JEP-13321-98

Hungarian Academy of Sciences, Szeged Division, Medical Committee, Szeged S_JEP-12547-97

Hungarian Army, Transdanubian Training Centre, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Hungarian Association of Dietitians, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Hungarian Chamber of Agriculture, Budapest IB_JEP-14195-99

Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Budapest IB_JEP-13019-98

Hungarian Chamber of Engineers, Budapest IB_JEP-14385-99

Hungarian Chamber of Pharmacists, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Hungarian Chamber of Public Administration, Budapest S_JEP-12105-97

Hungarian Collective Agricultural Marketing Centre, Budapest IB_JEP-14333-99

Hungarian Division of International Academy of Pathology, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Hungarian Employers’ Association, Budapest IB_JEP-13346-98

Hungarian Federation of Roofing Contractors, Budapest IB_JEP-14276-99

Hungarian Federation of Rural Tourism, Budapest IB_JEP-14257-99,

IB_JEP-14276-99

Hungarian Foreign Trade Bank Ltd, Debrecen UM_JEP-13144-98

Hungarian Hospital Association, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Hungarian Institute of Public Administration, Budapest IB_JEP-14180-99

Hungarian Maltese Charity Service, Gyôr Regional Centre, Gyôr IB_JEP-13333-98

Hungarian Medical Association, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Hungarian National Headquarters of Border Guards, Budapest IB_JEP-13154-98,

IB_JEP-13165-98

Hungarian National Police Headquarters, Budapest IB_JEP-13154-98,

IB_JEP-13165-98

Hungarian Olympic Committee, Budapest IB_JEP-13359-98

Hungarian Pharmaceutical Society, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

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Hungarian Round Table of Industrialists, Budapest UM_JEP-13020-98

Hungarian Scientific Society for Telecommunication, Budapest S_JEP-12044-97

Hungarian Society of Allergology and Clinical Immunology, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Hungarian Society of Nutrition, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Hungarian Society of Pathologists, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Hungarian Society of Senology, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Hungarian University of Physical Education, Budapest IB_JEP-13359-98

Independent Ecological Center, Budapest IB_JEP-14276-99

Institute for Basic and Continuing Education of Health Workers, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Institute of Geodesy, Cartography and Remote Sensing, Budapest IB_JEP-14206-99

Institute of Professional Development in Agriculture, Budapest IB_JEP-14206-99

International Police Association - Vas County Section, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Janus Pannonius University, Pécs S_JEP-12179-97,

S_JEP-12180-97

S_JEP-12556-97,

S_JEP-12558-97,

IB_JEP-13019-98,

UM_JEP-13020-98,

CD_JEP-13353-98,

IB_JEP-14385-99

Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County ”Esély” Social Foundation Regional Research Centre,

Szolnok IB_JEP-13333-98

József Attila University, Szeged S_JEP-12011-97,

S_JEP-12180-97,

S_JEP-12428-97,

S_JEP-12435-97,

S_JEP-12436-97,

UM_JEP-13020-98,

CD_JEP-13358-98,

UM_JEP-14054-99

Juhász Gyula Teacher Training College, Szeged UM_JEP-14054-99

Kandó Kálmán College of Engineering, Budapest S_JEP-12044-97,

S_JEP-12435-97,

S_JEP-12495-97,

IB_JEP-14191-99,

IB_JEP-14385-99

Kandó Kálmán College of Engineering, Institute of Computer Engineering,

Székesfehérvár S_JEP-12495-97

Kenézy Gyula Teaching Hospital, Debrecen S_JEP-12525-97

Kéri Pharma Ltd, Debrecen S_JEP-12525-97

Kölcsey Ferenc Reformed Teacher Training College, Debrecen UM_JEP-13144-98

Körös Teacher Training College, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14094-99

Kossuth Lajos University, Debrecen S_JEP-12071-97,

S_JEP-12179-97,

S_JEP-12428-97,

S_JEP-12435-97,

S_JEP-12525-97,

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CD_JEP-13358-98,

UM_JEP-13539-98,

UM_JEP-13020-98,

UM_JEP-13144-98,

IB_JEP-13518-98,

IB_JEP-14028-99

Kossuth Lajos University, East-Hungarian Regional Centre of Distance Education,

Debrecen S_JEP-12428-97

Life Sciences International Trading Ltd, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Liszt Ferenc Academy of Music Debrecen Conservatory, Debrecen UM_JEP-13144-98

Local Government of Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén County, Miskolc IB_JEP-13328-98

Local Government of Csongrád County, Szeged IB_JEP-14195-99

Local Government of Debrecen, Debrecen IB_JEP-14028-99,

IB_JEP-14179-99

Local Government of Gyôr, Gyôr IB_JEP-13333-98

Local Government of Gyôr-Moson-Sopron County, Gyôr IB_JEP-14276-99

Local Government of Hajdú-Bihar County, Debrecen IB_JEP-14028-99,

Local Government of Hódmezôvásárhely, Hódmezôvásárhely S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Local Government of Jászberény, Jászberény IB_JEP-13333-98

Local Government of Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok County, Jászberény IB_JEP-13333-98

Local Government of Szarvas, Szarvas IB_JEP-14094-99

Local Government of Szeged, Szeged IB_JEP-12547-97

Markusovszky Teaching Hospital, Szombathely S_JEP-12547-97

Marubeni Hungary Ltd, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

MATÁV Hungarian Telecommunication Corporation, Budapest S_JEP-12044-97

MATÁV Hungarian Telecommunication Corporation, Miskolc S_JEP-12044-97

Ministry of Agriculture and Regional Development, Budapest IB_JEP-13019-98,

IB_JEP-13321-98,

IB_JEP-13336-98,

IB_JEP-13518-98,

IB_JEP-14195-99,

IB_JEP-14206-99

Ministry of Economic Affairs, Tourism Division, Budapest IB_JEP-14094-99

Ministry of Education, Budapest IB_JEP-13518-98

Ministry of Environment Protection, Budapest IB_JEP-13019-98,

IB_JEP-13021-98,

IB_JEP-13518-98

Ministry of the Interior, Budapest IB_JEP-14180-99

Ministry of Youth and Sports, Budapest IB_JEP-13359-98

Ministry of Welfare, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Mission Health Centre Veresegyház, Veresegyház IB_JEP-14198-99

National Association of Hungarian Dietitians, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

National Association of Hungarian Farmers' Societes, Budapest IB_JEP-14195-99

National Association of Local Governments, Budapest IB_JEP-14179-99

National Board of Customs and Excise, Budapest IB_JEP-14178-99

National Federation of Disabled Persons' Association, Budapest IB_JEP-14276-99

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National Institute of Oncology, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

National Organisation of Hungarian Industrial Concerns, Dunaújváros CD_JEP-13352-98

National Public Health Service, Budapest IB_JEP-14179-99

Non-Profit Financial Center, Budapest IB_JEP-14257-99

Pannon University of Agriculture, Keszthely IB_JEP-13321-98

Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest IB_JEP-14178-99

Pécs University of Medicine, Pécs S_JEP-12454-97,

S_JEP-12525-97,

S_JEP-12547-97,

CD_JEP-14067-99

Plant Health and Soil Conservation Station of Bács-Kiskun County, Kecskemét IB_JEP-14195-99

Plant Health and Soil Conservation Station of Békés County, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14195-99

Plant Health and Soil Conservation Station of Csongrád County, Hódmezôvásárhely S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Police College, Budapest IB_JEP-13154-98,

IB_JEP-13165-98

Prime Minister's Office, Budapest IB_JEP-14206-99

Prime Minister’s Office, Sub-department for Public Administration

and Regional Politics, Budapest IB_JEP-14178-99

PROMEI - Project Office for Modernisation and Euroatlantic Integration, Budapest IB_JEP-13538-98

Public Administration Office of Békés County, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14180-99

Public Administration Office of Hajdú-Bihar County, Debrecen IB_JEP-13336-98,

IB_JEP-14276-99

Public Administration Office of Heves County, Eger IB_JEP-14180-99

Public Administration Office of Komárom-Esztergom County, Tatabánya IB_JEP-14180-99

Public Administration Office of Somogy County, Kaposvár IB_JEP-14180-99

Puskás Tivadar Foundation, Institute of International Technology, Budapest UM_JEP-13363-98

QualiCont Public Utility Company, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Railways Healthcare Non-Profit Company, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Reformed Theological Academy of Debrecen, Debrecen UM_JEP-13144-98

Regional Research Centre Gyôr-Moson-Sopron County, Gyôr IB_JEP-13333-98

Rural Credit Guarantee Foundation, Budapest IB_JEP-14178-99

Scientific and Technological Park of Debrecen, Debrecen UM_JEP-13144-98

Semmelweis University of Medicine, Budapest S_JEP-12454-97,

S_JEP-12525-97,

S_JEP-12547-97,

CD_JEP-14067-99,

IB_JEP-14198-99

Silicon Computers Ltd, Budapest S_JEP-12495-97

Special Service Team Ltd, Budapest IB_JEP-13538-98

State Audit Office of Hungary, Budapest IB_JEP-14257-99

Sun Microsystems Hungary Ltd, Budapest S_JEP-12495-97

Szabadság Agricultural Cooperation, Csanádpalota IB_JEP-14195-99

Széchenyi István College, Gyôr S_JEP-12435-97,

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Szeged Pathology Foundation, Szeged S_JEP-12547-97

Szent György Teaching Hospital of Fejér County, Székesfehérvár S_JEP-12547-97

Szent-Györgyi Albert University of Medicine, Szeged S_JEP-12454-97,

S_JEP-12525-97,

S_JEP-12547-97,

UM_JEP-14054-99,

CD_JEP-14067-99,

UM_JEP-14195-99

Teacher Training College of Jászberény, Jászberény IB_JEP-13333-98

TEAMPANNON Design Office, Budapest IB_JEP-14276-99

Technical University of Budapest, Budapest S_JEP-12116-97,

S_JEP-12439-97,

S_JEP-12495-97,

S_JEP-12555-97,

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UM_JEP-13539-98,

IB_JEP-14191-99,

IB_JEP-14276-99,

IB_JEP-14385-99

University of Forestry and Wood Sciences, College Faculty of Surveying and

Land Management, Székesfehérvár IB_JEP-14206-99

University of Horticulture and Food Industry, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

University of Miskolc, Miskolc S_JEP-12044-97,

S_JEP-12180-97,

S_JEP-12429-97,

S_JEP-12439-97,

S_JEP-12495-97,

S_JEP-12555-97,

IB_JEP-13328-98,

UM_JEP-13363-98,

IB_JEP-14191-99

University of Veszprém, Veszprém S_JEP-12429-97,

S_JEP-12555-97,

UM_JEP-13020-98

Upper-Tisza Regional Environmental Inspectorate, Nyíregyháza IB_JEP-13518-98

Uvaterv Engineering Consultants Ltd, Budapest S_JEP-12116-97

Vajda Péter Community Centre, Tourinform Office, Szarvas IB_JEP-14094-99

Vas County Border Guards Headquarters, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Vas County Civil Protection, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Vas County Police Headquarters, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

VÁTI Hungarian Institute for Urban and Regional Planning, Budapest IB_JEP-13518-98

Ybl Miklós Polytechnic, Budapest IB_JEP-14276-99

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listed by their Hungarian name in alphabetical order

”A szegedi pathologiáért” Alapítvány, Szeged S_JEP-12547-97

Agrár Marketing Centrum, Budapest IB_JEP-14333-99

Agrárintervenciós Központ, Budapest IB_JEP-14178-99

Agrárszakoktatási Intézet, Budapest IB_JEP-14206-99

Agrár-vállalkozási Hitelgarancia Alapítvány, Budapest IB_JEP-14178-99

ÁB-AEGON Általános Biztosító Rt., Budapest CD_JEP-13358-98

Bács-Kiskun Megyei Agrárkamara, Kecskemét IB_JEP-14195-99

Bács-Kiskun Megyei Állategészségügyi és Élelmiszer-Ellenôrzô Állomás, Kecskemét IB_JEP-14195-99

Bács-Kiskun Megyei Növényegészségügyi és Talajvédelmi Állomás, Kecskemét IB_JEP-14195-99

Békés Megyei Agrárkamara, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14195-99

Békés Megyei Állategészségügyi és Élelmiszer-Ellenôrzô Állomás, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14195-99

Békés Megyei Közigazgatási Hivatal, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14180-99

Békés Megyei Növényegészségügyi és Talajvédelmi Állomás, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14195-99

Békés Megyei Földmûvelésügyi Hivatal IB_JEP-14054-99

Békés Megye Képviselôtestülete, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14094-99

Belügyminisztérium, Budapest IB_JEP-14180-99

Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén Megyei Kereskedelmi és Iparkamara, Miskolc UM_JEP-13363-98

Borsod-Abaúj-Zemplén Megyei Önkormányzat, Miskolc IB_JEP-13328-98

Budapesti Agrárkamara, Budapest IB_JEP-13321-98

Budapesti Kereskedelmi és Iparkamara, Budapest IB_JEP-13346-98,

IB_JEP-14257-99

Családsegítô Szolgálat, Gyôr IB_JEP-13333-98

Csongrád Megyei Agrárkamara, Szeged S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Csongrád Megyei Állategészségügyi és Élelmiszer Ellenôrzô Állomás, Szeged S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Csongrád Megyei Növényegészségügyi és Talajvédelmi Állomás, Hódmezôvásárhely S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Csongrád Megyei Önkormányzat, Szeged IB_JEP-14195-99

DARFT Területfejlesztési Kht., Szeged IB_JEP-14195-99

Debrecen Megyei Jogú Város Polgármesteri Hivatala, Debrecen IB_JEP-14028-99,

IB_JEP-14179-99

Debreceni Tudományos és Mûszaki Park, Debrecen UM_JEP-13144-98

DUNAFERR Dunai Vasmû Rt., Dunaújváros S_JEP-12116-97,

CD_JEP-13352-98

Egészségügyi Szakképzô és Továbbképzô Intézet, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Épületszigetelôk és Tetôfedôk Magyarországi Szövetsége, Budapest IB_JEP-14276-99

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Falusi Turizmus Országos Szövetsége, Budapest IB_JEP-14257-99,

IB_JEP-14276-99

Fejér Megyei Szent György Kórház, Székesfehérvár S_JEP-12547-97

Felsôoktatási Koordinációs Iroda, Professzorok Háza, Budapest S_JEP-12428-97

Felsô-Tisza-Vidéki Környezetvédelmi Fôfelügyelôség, Nyíregyháza IB_JEP-13518-98

Földmérési és Távérzékelési Intézet, Budapest IB_JEP-14206-99

Földmûvelésügyi és Vidékfejlesztési Minisztérium Bács-Kiskun Megyei

Földmûvelésügyi Hivatala, Kecskemét IB_JEP-14195-99

Földmûvelésügyi és Vidékfejlesztési Minisztérium Békés Megyei

Földmûvelésügyi Hivatal, Békéscsaba IB_JEP-14195-99

Földmûvelésügyi és Vidékfejlesztési Minisztérium, Budapest IB_JEP-13019-98,

IB_JEP-13321-98,

IB_JEP-13336-98,

IB_JEP-13518-98,

IB_JEP-14195-99,

IB_JEP-14206-99,

Független Ökológiai Központ, Budapest IB_JEP-14276-99

FVM Csongrád Megyei Földmûvelésügyi Hivatal, Szeged IB_JEP-14195-99

Gabonatermesztési Kutató Közhasznú Társaság, Szeged IB_JEP-14195-99

Gazdasági Minisztérium, Turisztikai Koordinációs Fôosztály, Budapest IB_JEP-14094-99

Gazdasági Vezetôk Kerekasztala, Budapest UM_JEP-13020-98

Glória - Swiss Life Svájci-Magyar Biztosító Társaság, Budapest CD_JEP-13358-98

Gyôri Önkormányzat, Gyôr IB_JEP-13333-98

Gyôr-Moson-Sopron Megyei Közigazgatási Hivatal, Gyôr IB_JEP-14276-99

Gyôr-Moson-Sopron Megyei Regionális Szellemi Forrásközpont, Gyôr IB_JEP-13333-98

Hajdú-Bihar Megyei Agrárkamara, Debrecen IB_JEP-13336-98,

IB_JEP-14364-99

Hajdú-Bihar Megyei Kereskedelmi és Iparkamara, Debrecen S_JEP-12179-97,

IB_JEP-14364-99

Hajdú-Bihar Megyei Közigazgatási Hivatal, Debrecen IB_JEP-13336-98,

IB_JEP-14276-99

Hajdú-Bihar Megyei Önkormányzat, Debrecen IB_JEP-14028-99

Hay Management Tanácsadó Rt., Budapest S_JEP-12558-97

Heves Megyei Közigazgatási Hivatal, Eger IB_JEP-14180-99

Hód-Mezôgazda Rt., Hódmezôvásárhely IB_JEP-14195-99

Hódmezôvásárhely Megyei Jogú Város Polgármesteri Hivatala, Hódmezôvásárhely S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Hódmezôvásárhelyi Gazdakör, Hódmezôvásárhely S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Hódmezôvásárhelyi Gazdasági Egyesület, Hódmezôvásárhely S_JEP-12408-97,

IB_JEP-14195-99

Humán Szolgáltató Központ, Szolnok IB_JEP-13333-98

International Police Association - Vas Megyei Szervezet, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Ifjúsági és Sport Minisztérium, Budapest IB_JEP-13359-98

Jászberényi Önkormányzat, Jászberény IB_JEP-13333-98

Jász-Nagykun-Szolnok Megyei ”Esély” Szociális Alapítvány Regionális

Szellemi Forrásközpont, Szolnok IB_JEP-13333-98

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Kenézy Gyula Kórház - Rendelôintézet, DOTE Oktatókórháza, Debrecen S_JEP-12525-97

Kéri Pharma Kft., Debrecen S_JEP-12525-97

Komárom-Esztergom Megyei Közigazgatási Hivatal, Tatabánya IB_JEP-14180-99

Kormányzati Ellenôrzési Iroda, Budapest IB_JEP-13324-98,

IB_JEP-13340-98,

IB_JEP-14257-99

Kossuth Lajos Tudományegyetem, Kelet-Magyarországi Távoktatási Központ, Debrecen S_JEP-12428-97

Környezetvédelmi Minisztérium, Budapest IB_JEP-13019-98,

IB_JEP-13021-98,

IB_JEP-13518-98

Központi Élelmiszeripari Kutatóintézet, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Life Sciences Nemzetközi Kereskedelmi Kft., Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Magyar Agrárkamara, Budapest IB_JEP-14195-99

Magyar Allergológiai és Klinikai Immunológiai Társaság, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Magyar Dietetikusok Országos Szövetsége, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Magyar Gyógyszerész Kamara, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Magyar Gyógyszerészeti Társaság, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Magyar Honvédség, Dunántúli Kiképzô Központ, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Magyar Ipari Konszernek Országos Szervezete, Dunaújváros CD_JEP-13352-98

Magyar Kereskedelmi és Iparkamara, Budapest IB_JEP-13019-98

Magyar Kórházszövetség, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Magyar Közigazgatási Intézet, Budapest IB_JEP-14180-99

Magyar Közigazgatási Kar, Budapest S_JEP-12105-97

Magyar Köztársaság Határôrség Országos Parancsnoksága, Budapest IB_JEP-13154-98,

IB_JEP-13165-98

Magyar Köztársaság Országos Rendôrfôkapitányság, Budapest IB_JEP-13154-98,

IB_JEP-13165-98

Magyar Külkereskedelmi Bank Rt., Debrecen UM_JEP-13144-98

Magyar Máltai Szeretetszolgálat, Gyôri Területi Központ, Gyôr IB_JEP-13333-98

Magyar Mérnöki Kamara, Budapest IB_JEP-14385-99

Magyar Olimpiai Bizottság, Budapest IB_JEP-13359-98

Magyar Önkormányzatok Szövetsége, Gödöllô IB_JEP-14198-99

Magyar Orvosi Kamara, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Magyar Pathológusok Társasága, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Magyar Rektori Konferencia, Budapest UM_JEP-13144-98

Magyar Szenológiai Társaság, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Magyar Táplálkozástudományi Társaság, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Magyar Tudományos Akadémia, Atommagkutató Intézet, Debrecen UM_JEP-13144-98

Magyar Tudományos Akadémia, Központi Biológiai Kutatóintézet, Szeged S_JEP-12011-97

Magyar Tudományos Akadémia, Regionális Kutatások Központja, Pécs IB_JEP-13019-98

Magyar Tudományos Akadémia, Számítástechnikai és Automatizálási

Kutatóintézet, Budapest S_JEP-12495-97

Magyar Tudományos Akadémia Élelmiszeripari Bizottsága, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Magyar Tudományos Akadémia, Szegedi Központ Orvosi Bizottság, Szeged S_JEP-12547-97

Magyar Tudományos Akadémia, Talajtani és Agrokémiai Kutatóintézet, Budapest IB_JEP-13321-98

Magyar Tudományos Telekommunikációs Társaság, Budapest S_JEP-12044-97

Magyarországi Gazdakörök Szövetsége, Budapest IB_JEP-14195-99

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Marubeni Magyarország Rt., Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

MATÁV Magyar Távközlési Rt., Budapest S_JEP-12044-97

MATÁV Magyar Távközlési Rt., Miskolc S_JEP-12044-97

Miniszterelnöki Hivatal Közigazgatás- és Területpolitikai Államtitkárság

Titkársága, Budapest IB_JEP-14178-99

Miniszterelnöki Hivatal, Budapest IB_JEP-14206-99

Misszió Egészségügyi Központ Kht., Veresegyház IB_JEP-14198-99

Mozgáskorlátozottak Egyesületeinek Országos Szövetsége, Budapest IB_JEP-14276-99

Munkaadók és Gyáriparosok Országos Szövetsége, Budapest IB_JEP-14257-99

Munkáltatók Országos Szövetsége, Budapest IB_JEP-13346-98

Nemzetközi Pathológiai Akadémia, Magyarországi Részleg, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Népjóléti Minisztérium, Budapest IB_JEP-14404-99

Non-Profit Pénzügyi Központ, Budapest IB_JEP-14257-99

Oktatási Minisztérium, Budapest IB_JEP-13518-98

ORFK Vas Megyei Rendôrfôkapitányság, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Országos Egészségbiztosítási Pénztár, Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

Országos Közegészségügyi Szolgálat, Budapest IB_JEP-14179-99

Országos Onkológiai Intézet, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Országos Orvosi Szakképesítô Bizottság, Budapest S_JEP-12525-97

Önkormányzati Szövetségek Tanácsa, Budapest IB_JEP-13019-98

Pest Megyei Flór Ferenc Kórház, Kistarcsa S_JEP-12547-97

PROMEI - Modernizációs és Euroatlanti Integrációs Projekt Iroda

Közhasznú Társaság, Budapest IB_JEP-13538-98

Puskás Tivadar Alapítvány, Nemzetközi Technológiai Intézet, Budapest UM_JEP-13363-98

QualiCont In Vitro Diagnosztikai Minôségellenôrzési Közhasznú Társaság, Budapest S_JEP-12547-97

Silicon Computers Kft., Budapest S_JEP-12495-97

Somogy Megyei Közigazgatási Hivatal, Kaposvár IB_JEP-14180-99

Special Service Team Kft., Budapest IB_JEP-13538-98

Sun Microsystems Hungary, Budapest S_JEP-12495-97

Szabadság Mezôgazdasági Szövetkezet, Csanádpalota IB_JEP-14195-99

Szarvas Város Polgármesteri Hivatala, Szarvas IB_JEP-14094-99

Szeged Megyei Jogú Város Polgármesteri Hivatala, Szeged S_JEP-12547-97

Szombathelyi Határôr Igazgatóság, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Távoktatási Universitas Alapítvány, Budapest IB_JEP-14180-99

TEAMPANNON Építész és Mérnöki Iroda, Budapest IB_JEP-14276-99

Települési Önkormányzatok Országos Szövetsége, Budapest IB_JEP-14179-99

Uvaterv Tanácsadó Rt., Budapest S_JEP-12116-97

Vajda Péter Mûvelôdési Központ, Tourinform Iroda, Szarvas IB_JEP-14094-99

Vám- és Pénzügyôrség Országos Parancsnoksága, Budapest IB_JEP-14178-99

Vas Megyei Markusovszky Kórház, Szombathely S_JEP-12547-97

Vas Megyei Polgári Védelmi Parancsnokság, Szombathely IB_JEP-13538-98

Vasútegészségügyi Kht., Budapest IB_JEP-14198-99

VÁTI Magyar Regionális Fejlesztési és Urbanisztikai Közhasznú Társaság, Budapest IB_JEP-13518-98

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Ádány, Róza Prof.

IB_JEP-14179-99

Debrecen University of Medicine

(DOTE)

School of Public Health

H-4028 Debrecen

Kassai út 26/B

Tel: (36)52-460-190

Fax: (36)52-460-195


Ajtonyi, István Prof.

S_JEP-12555-97




Tel: (36)46-565-111/1788

Fax: (36)46-359-554


miskolc.hu

Ásványi, József Prof. Dr.

IB_JEP-14385-99


Pollack Mihály College Faculty of

Engineering

H-7624 Pécs

Boszorkány u. 2.

Tel: (36)72-211-968

Fax: (36)72-214-682


Balogné Molnár, Gabriella

UM_JEP-14054-99

Szeged Higher Education Federation -

József Attila University (SZHEF-JATE)

Rector’s Office

Intermational Relations Office

H-6720 Szeged

Dugonics tér 13.

Tel: (36)62-420-895

Fax: (36)62-420-895


Baráth, Elisabeth Prof.

S_JEP-12469-97

Gödöllô University of Agriculture

(GATE)

Faculty of Agricultural Economics

Department of Statistics and Economy

Analysis

H-2103 Gödöllô

Páter Károly u. 1.

Tel: (36)28-420-200

Fax: (36)28-410-904


Barna, Mária Prof. Dr.

IB_JEP-14404-99

Haynal Imre University of Health

Sciences (HIETE)

Faculty of Health Sciences, Department

of Dietetics

H-1085 Budapest

Horánszky u. 24.

Tel: (36)1-338-2855

Fax: (36)1-338-2043

Borbély, Zsuzsa Dr.

UM_JEP-13144-98


Rector’s Office

H-4010 Debrecen

Egyetem tér 1.

Tel: (36)52-316-185

Fax: (36)52-316-185


Boros, László Prof. Dr.S_JEP-12180-97Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE)Faculty of LawH-1364 BudapestEgyetem tér 1-3.Tel: (36)1-267-2730 or (36)1-266-4140Fax: (36)1-266-5861E-mail: [email protected]

Botos, Katalin Dr.IB_JEP-14178-99Pázmány Péter Catholic University(PPKE)Faculty of LawH-1088 BudapestSzentkirályi u. 28-30.Tel: (36)1-429-7279Fax: (36)1-429-7279E-mail: [email protected]

Budai, István Dr.IB_JEP-13333-98Széchenyi István College (SZIF)Institute of Health & Social SciencesH-9024 GyôrVerseny u. 39.Tel: (36)96-418-244/1803Fax: (36)96-418-244/1804E-mail: [email protected]

Farkas, Ferenc Prof. Dr.S_JEP-12558-97Janus Pannonius University (JPTE)Faculty of Business and EconomicsDepartment of ManagementH-7622 PécsRákóczi út 80.Tel: (36)72-211-433Fax: (36)72-233-129E-mail: [email protected]

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universities resulting from the Hungarian higher

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Bessenyei György Teacher Training

College (BGYTF)

Quality Assurance Unit

H-4400 Nyíregyháza

Sóstói út 31/b

Tel: (36)42-402-488

Fax: (36)42-404-092


Fonyó, Ilona

UM_JEP-13539-98


Library and Information Centre

H-1111 Budapest

Budafoki út 4.

Tel: (36)1-463-1031

Fax: (36)1-463-2440


Forgács, Csaba Prof. Dr.

IB_JEP-13324-98

IB_JEP-13340-98

Budapest University of Economic

Sciences (BKE)

Faculty of Business Administration

H-1093 Budapest

Fôvám tér 8.

Tel: (36)1-217-6740

Fax: (36)1-217-6714


Gáspár, Mihály Dr.

IB_JEP-13538-98

Berzsenyi Dániel Teacher Training

College (BDTF)

Institute of Education Services

H-9700 Szombathely

Károlyi Gáspár tér 4.

Tel: (36)94-310-527

Fax: (36)94-310-527


Gergely, Pál Dr.

S_JEP-12071-97

Debrecen University of Medicine

(DOTE)

Department of Medical Chemistry

H-4026 Debrecen

Bem tér 18/b.

Tel: (36)52-412-345

Fax: (36)52-412-566


Heltai, György Prof.

IB_JEP-13321-98

Gödöllô University of Agriculture

(GATE)

Institution of Environmental and

Landscape Management

H-2103 Gödöllô

Páter K. u. 1.

Tel: (36)28-420-200

Fax: (36)28-410-804


Horváth, Zsuzsanna Dr.

CD_JEP-13353-98


Faculty of Law

H-7622 Pécs

48-as tér 1.

Tel: (36)72-501-563

Fax: (36)72-215-148


Iványi, Ildikó Dr.

IB_JEP-14094-99

Debrecen University of Agricultural

Sciences (DATE)

College Faculty of Water and

Environmental Management of Szarvas

H-5541 Szarvas

Pf.:3.

Tel: (36)66-313-311

Fax: (36)66-312-780

E-mail: [email protected] or

[email protected]

Iványi, Miklós Prof. Dr.

S_JEP-12116-97


Faculty of Civil Engineering

Department of Steel Structures

H-1521 Budapest

Pf. 91.

Tel: (36)1-463-1812

Fax: (36)1-463-3449


Jenei, György Dr.

S_JEP-12556-97

Budapest University of Economic

Sciences (BKE)

Faculty of Economics

H-1093 Budapest

Fôvám tér 8.

Tel: (36)1-218-8197

Fax: (36)1-218-1466

E-mail: [email protected] or

[email protected]

Jeney, András Dr.

CD_JEP-14067-99

Semmelweis University of Medicine

(SOTE)

Pathology and Experimental Cancer

Research

H-1085 Budapest

Üllôi út 26.

Tel: (36)1-266-1638/4413

Fax: (36)1-317-1074


Kacsuk, Péter Dr.

S_JEP-12495-97




Tel: (36)46-565-140 or (36)46-565-000

/1776 or (36)46-565-111 /1776

Fax: (36)46-431-822


Karácsonyi, Zoltán Dr.

IB_JEP-13518-98


Faculty of Natural Sciences

H-4010 Debrecen

Egyetem tér 1.

Tel: (36)52-316-666/2203

Fax: (36)52-310-003


Kárpáti, László Dr.

IB_JEP-14364-99

Debrecen University of Agriculture

(DATE)

Faculty of Agriculture

H-4032 Debrecen


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Fax: (36)52-508-482


Kocziszky, György Dr.

IB_JEP-13328-98


Department of Regional Economics


Tel: (36)46-566-111/2051

Fax: (36)46-367-865



S_JEP-12011-97



H-6726 Szeged

Temesvári krt. 62.

Tel: (36)62-432-434

Fax: (36)62-433-133


Kozsla, Tibor Dr.

IB_JEP-13359-98

Hungarian University of Physical

Education (MTE)

H-1123 Budapest

Alkotás u. 44.

Tel: (36)3-356-4444

Fax: (36)3-356-6337


Krenács, László Dr.

S_JEP-12547-97

Szent-Györgyi Albert University of

Medicine (SZOTE)

Department of Histopathology

H-6701 Szeged

Kossuth Lajos sgt. 40., Pf. 401.

Tel: (36)62-455-868

Fax: (36)62-455-868


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Lakatos, Gyula Dr.

S_JEP-12428-97


Department of Ecology

H-4010 Debrecen

Pf. 22.

Tel: (36)52-316-666/2618

Fax: (36)52-431-148


Mang, Béla Dr.

S_JEP-12439-97


Rector’s Office


Tel: (36)46-565-111/1015

Fax: (36)46-312-842


Márkus, Béla Dr.

IB_JEP-14206-99

University of Sopron (SE-SZFK)

College of Surveying and Land

Management

H-8000 Székesfehérvár

Pirosalma u. 1-3.

Tel: (36)22-348-271

Fax: (36)22-327-697


Máténé Dobos, Ágota

IB_JEP-14180-99


Department of Modern Languages

H-1118 Budapest

Ménesi út 5.

Tel: (36)1-386-9714

Fax: (36)1-386-9429


Máthé, Gábor Dr.

S_JEP-12105-97


General Director

H-1118 Budapest

Ménesi út 5.

Tel: (36)1-386-9054

Fax: (36)1-386-9054

Moson, Péter Dr.

UM_JEP-13352-98


H-1111 Budapest

Mûegyetem rkp. 1-3.

Tel: (36)1-463-26-90

Fax: (36)1-463-12-91


Muraközy, László Dr.S_JEP-12179-97

IB_JEP-14028-99


Institute of Economics and Business

Administration

H-4028 Debrecen

Kassai út 26.

Tel: (36)52-416-580

Fax: (36)52-419-728


Nábrádi, András Dr.IB_JEP-13336-98

Debrecen University of Agriculture

(DATE)

Faculty of Agronomy

H-4032 Debrecen


Fax: (36)52-347-888

Tel: (36)52-413-385


Nagy, Aladár Prof. Dr.UM_JEP-13363-98




Tel: (36)46-565-111

Fax: (36)46-365-174


Nagy, Miklós Dr.S_JEP-12454-97

Szent-Györgyi Albert University of

Medicine (SZOTE)

Department of Financing and Quality

Assurance

H-6720 Szeged

Tisza Lajos krt. 107.

Tel: (36)62-455-697

Fax: (36)62-455-697


Nagy, Sándor Dr.UM_JEP-13020-98


H-4010 Debrecen

Egyetem tér 1., Pf. 37.

Tel: (36)52-412-060

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Novák, ÁgnesIB_JEP-14276-99

Ybl Miklós Polytechnic (YMMF)

Department of Architecture and Urban

Design

H-1146 Budapest

Thököly út 74.

Tel: (36)1-351-7404

Fax: (36)1-351-7404


Odorics, Ferenc Dr.S_JEP-12436-97


Faculty of Arts

H-6722 Szeged

Egyetem u. 2.

Tel: (36)62-454-387

Fax: (36)62-321-843


Parádi, József Dr.IB_JEP-13154-98

IB_JEP-13165-98


H-1051 Budapest

Zrínyi u. 4.

Tel: (36)1-210-8133

Fax: (36)1-210-8132


Péter, Tamás Dr. PhD.IB_JEP-14191-99


Transportation Engineering

H-1111 Budapest

Mûegyetem rkp. 3. Z/506.

Tel: (36)1-463-1013

Fax: (36)1-463-3087


Sándor-Kriszt, Éva Dr.IB_JEP-14257-99

IB_JEP-13346-98

College of Finance and Accountancy

(PSZF)


H-1149 Budapest

Buzogány u. 10.

Tel: (36)1-222-4584

Fax: (36)1-222-4584


Sántha, Attila Prof.IB_JEP-13019-98Janus Pannonius University (JPTE)Faculty of EconomicsDepartment of Agricultural,Environmental and Regional EconomicsH-7622 PécsRákóczi út 80.Tel: (36)72-211-433Fax: (36)72-501-553E-mail: [email protected]

Simon, Judit Dr.IB_JEP-14333-99Budapest University of EconomicSciences (BKE)Faculty of Business AdministrationH-1093 BudapestFôvám tér 8.Tel: (36)1-217-2795Fax: (36)1-217-2795E-mail: [email protected]

Szabó, Mária Dr.IB_JEP-13021-98Eötvös Loránd University (ELTE)Faculty of SciencesDepartment of Physical GeographyH-1083 BudapestLudovika tér 2.Tel: (36)1-210-1075/126Fax: (36)1-210-1088E-mail: [email protected]

Szentirmai, László Prof. Dr.S_JEP-12429-97University of Miskolc (ME)Faculty of Mechanical EngineeringH-3515 Miskolc-EgyetemvárosTel: (36)46-565-000/1218Fax: (36)46-361-740E-mail: [email protected]

Szócska, Gábor Dr.IB_JEP-14198-99Semmelweis University of Medicine(SOTE)Medical FacultyH-1125 BudapestKútvölgyi út 4.Tel: (36)1-356-2451Fax: (36)1-356-2451E-mail: [email protected]

Szûcsné Péter, Judit Dr.S_JEP-12408-97IB_JEP-14195-99Debrecen University of Agriculture(DATE)College Faculty of Animal HusbandryH-6801 HódmezôvásárhelyAndrássy út 15., Pf. 79.Tel: (36)62-246-466Fax: (36)62-241-779E-mail: [email protected]

Thomas, Gareth S_JEP-12044-97Middlesex UniversityFaculty of TechnologyUK-N11 2NQ LondonBounds Green RoadTel: (44)181-3625198Fax: (44)181-3625267E-mail: [email protected]

Vágvölgyi, Sándor Dr.S_JEP-12435-97József Attila University (JATE)Institute of InformaticsH-6701 SzegedPf. 652.Tel: (36)62-311-184Fax: (36)62-312-292E-mail: [email protected]

Vereb, György Dr.S_JEP-12525-97Debrecen University of Medicine(DOTE)Institute of Biophysics and CellularBiologyH-4012 DebrecenNagyerdei krt. 98. Pf. 39. Tel: (36)52-418-192Fax: (36)52-418-192E-mail: [email protected]

Zádori, László Dr. CD_JEP-13358-98József Attila University (JATE)Bolyai InstituteH-6720 SzegedAradi vértanúk tere 1.Tel: (36)62-454-078Fax: (36)62-326-246E-mail: [email protected]

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Subject Area Codes

100 Humanities110 History

120 Archaeology

130 Philosophy

140 Law

150 Theology

190 Other Humanities

200 Social Sciences210 Sociology

211 Social Welfare

220 Psychology and Behavioural Sciences

230 Political Science

240 Economics

250 Public Administration

260 European Studies and International Relations

270 Library Science, Communication and Journalism

290 Other Social Sciences

300 Management and Business310 Management

312 Health Management

313 Agro Business

314 Personnel Management and Industrial Relations

320 Business Administration

330 Applied Economics

340 Finance

341 Accountancy

342 Banking

343 Insurance

344 International Finance

345 Public Finance

350 Marketing and Sales Management

360 Tourism and Leisure

390 Other Management

400 Natural Sciences and Mathematics410 Mathematics

420 Physics

430 Astronomy

440 Chemistry and Biochemistry

450 Earth Sciences

451 Geography

452 Geology

453 Meteorology

460 Biology

490 Other Natural Sciences

500 Applied Sciences and Technologies510 Medical Sciences

511 Medicine and Surgery

512 Dentistry

513 Nursing

514 Pharmacy

515 Medical Technology

516 Health Care

517 Psychiatry

518 General Practice

520 Engineering and Technology

521 Mechanical Engineering

522 Civil Engineering

523 Electrical and Electronic Engineering

524 Chemical Engineering

525 Metallurgy and Mining

526 Material Science

527 Manufacturing Engineering

528 Computer Aided Engineering

529 Biotechnology

530 Information Technology, Computer Science

and Software Engineering

540 Agricultural and Food Sciences

541 Agriculture

542 Animal Protection and Husbandry

543 Veterinary Science

544 Forestry

545 Fishing

546 Food Science and Technology

550 Environmental Sciences

551 Soil and Water Sciences

552 Energy Efficiency

553 Nuclear Safety

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561 Architecture

562 Urban and Regional Planning

563 Conservation of Cultural Heritage

564 Transport and Traffic Studies

590 Other Applied Sciences

591 Quality Control

593 Energy Studies

600 Art and Design610 Art

620 Music

630 Design

640 Performing Arts

690 Other Art and Design

700 Languages710 Modern European Languages

720 Translation and Interpreting

730 Linguistics

740 Literature

790 Other Languages

800 Other810 Interdisciplinary Studies

820 Education and Teacher Training

830 Multidisciplinary Studies

850 Institution Building

851 EU Policy Matters and ”Acquis Communautaire”

852 Approximation of Law

853 Pre-accession Strategy

854 Harmonisation of Curricula in EU Regulated

Professions

855 European Studies

856 Public Administration

900 University Management910 Integration of Institutions

911 Effective Integration of Institutions (or Units of

one Institution) or Development of Effective Co-

operation and Synergy between them

912 Other

920 University Strategic Planning

921 Mission Statement and Institutional Profile

922 Strategic Development Plans

923 Strategic Management at the Level of Heads of

Institutions to Implement the Development Plans

924 Other

930 University Self-evaluation

931 Evaluation and Monitoring Systems Oriented

towards Capacity for Change

932 Internal Quality Assurance Systems, Based on the

Development of Abilities for Self-assessment in

the University at all Levels

933 Other

940 Modernisation of Administration Services

941 Human Resource Management (Academic and

Administrative Staff), Including Staff

Development and Training

942 Information Management Systems, Including

Financial Administration Systems

943 Library Management

944 Research and Training, Including Structures for

Technology Transfer

945 Links with Industry and Employers

946 Fund-raising Strategies

947 Internationalisation/ Europeanisation,

Comprising Specific Measures to Enter the EU

Educational Programmes

948 Open and Distance Learning and/or Life-long

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B Belgium

D Germany

DK Denmark

E Spain

F France

FI Finland

GR Greece

I Italy

IRL Ireland

L Luxembourg

NL Netherlands

P Portugal

SE Sweden

UK United Kingdom

AUS Australia

CDN Canada

CH Switzerland

CY Cyprus

FL Liechtenstein

IS Iceland

J Japan

MT Malta

N Norway

NZ New Zealand

TR Turkey

USA United States of America

ALB Albania

BIH Bosnia and Herzegovina

BG Bulgaria

CZ Czech Republic

EE Estonia

FYR Former Yugoslav Republic

of Macedonia

H Hungary

LT Lithuania

LV Latvia

PL Poland

RO Romania

SK Slovak Republic

SLO Slovenia

EU NON-EU G-24 PARTNER COUNTRIES

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(36) 52-316-666/2086

H-4010 DEBRECEN

Egyetem tér 1.

2306 Pf. 37.

University of Miskolc SZAKÁLY, Dezsô dr. (36) 46-566-111/1197 (36) 46-360-172 [email protected]

(36) 46-565-000/1730

H-3515 MISKOLC

Egyetemváros

Janus Pannonius University FEKETE, Szabolcs (36) 72-251-481 (36) 72-251-527 [email protected]

(36) 72-501-509

H-7633 PÉCS

Szántó K. J. u. 1/b.

H-7601 Pf. 219

University of Sopron CZEGLÉDY, István (36) 99-311-100/338 (36) 99-311-103 [email protected]

(36) 99-312-240 (36) 99-312-240

H-9401 SOPRON

Ady E. út 5. Pf. 132.

József Attila University BALOGNÉ MOLNÁR, (36) 62-311-895 (36) 62-311-895 [email protected]

Gabriella (36) 62-454-009 (36) 62-310-412

H-6720 SZEGED (36) 62-311-998

Dugonics tér 13. Pf. 674.

University of Veszprém ILLÉSNÉ SZEBÉNYI, (36) 88-425-694 (36) 88-425-196 [email protected]

Noémi dr.

H-8201 VESZPRÉM

Egyetemi u. 10. Pf. 158.

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MORE ABOUT TEMPUS…

A selection of publications of the

● European Commission/ European Training Foundation

■ Tempus Guide for Applicants 2000/01 and 2001/2002

■ The Dynamics of Tempus in Higher Education, 1997

■ Objective-Oriented Project Design & Management,1997

■ Sustainability through Dissemination, 1997

■ University-Enterprise Co-operation, 1997

■ Institutional Management of Universities, 1997

These publications are available at the website of the European Training Foundation

(www.etf.eu.int).

● Hungarian Tempus Office

■ TEMPUS YEARBOOK 1999/2000

■ Tempus in Hungary 1990-1997: Impact Study, 1998

■ On-line Partner Searching Database

■ Tempus Institution Building, 1998

These publications are available at the website of the Hungarian Tempus Office

(www.tpf.iif.hu/tempus).

Both websites offer also general up-to-date information on the programme and

application forms.

Consultation service of the Hungarian Tempus Office

■ personally

■ by phone

■ by e-mail

Appointments can be made by phone or e-mail at least three days before the

consultation taking place.

Contact

● MAILING ADDRESS

Hungarian Tempus Office, H-1438 Budapest 70, POB 508. Hungary

● TELEPHONE

(36-1) 343 0012, 343 0013

● FAX

(36-1) 343-0164

● INTERNET

http://www.tpf.iif.hu

● E-MAIL

[email protected]

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Editors: György Ispánki, Éva Kellermann, Lívia Ruszthy,

Valéria Holczheim

Graphic design: László Restyánszki, ZOLART Graphic Studio

Printed by: RECTO Printing House

Manager: Tamás Szamos

© Hungarian Tempus Office, 1999

Published by the Hungarian Tempus Office

Responsible for publication: Gabriella Kemény, director

The publication is funded by the Tempus Phare programme

of the European Union.

Prepared by the

Hungarian Tempus Office

with the support of the

European Commission

Hungarian Tempus Office

H-1143 Budapest, Ida u. 2.

H-1438 Budapest 70. POB. 508. Hungary

Phone: (36-1) 343-0012, 343-0013

Fax: (36-1) 343-0164

[email protected]

www.tpf.iif.hu

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