Title: Towards International Funding Programmes participation opportunities and obstacles' A view from Univ
1Towards International Funding Programmes
participation opportunities and obstacles. A
view from University of Belgrade
- Maja Kovacevic
- University of Belgrade
- Faculty of Political Sciences
2University of Belgrade
- The oldest and biggest University in Serbia
- Founded in 1808.
- Consists of 31 schools, 8 research institutes,
and University library with more than 1,400,000
volumes.
3University of Belgrade
- Its schools teach all disciplines
- Sciences and mathematics
- Engineering sciences
- Biotechnological sciences
- Medical sciences
- Social sciences and humanities
- Over 75 000 students and 5 000 teachers
4University of Belgrade
- 56 Bilateral cooperation agreements
- Member of European Conference of Rectors (CRE)
- Member of International Association of
Universities (AIU) - Member of Balkan Conference of Rectors
- Member of Mediterranean Community of Universities
- Member of Education Commission of Council of
Europe
5Faculty of Political Science
- Founded in 1968
- Consists of four Departments
- Political Science
- International Relations
- Journalism and Communications
- Social Work and Social Policy
6Faculty of Political Science
- Faculty organizes undergraduate, MA, and
executive MA studies, conferences, trainings and
workshops - Specialized Centres for Media, for Studies of the
USA, for Far Eastern Studies, Centre for
International Organizations and Humanitarian Law
7Faculty of Political Science
- MA Studies
- Political Systems
- Theory of Culture
- Political Sociology
- Social Ecology
- Communication Science
- Political Theory and Methodology
- Public Policy and Management
- International Relations
- European Studies
- Modern Social Work and Policy
8Faculty of Political Science
- Executive MA Studies
- International Humanitarian Law
- Journalism in Electronic Media
- Security Studies
- Terrorism and Organized Crime
- Rehabilitation and Social Therapy
- Gender Studies
- Studies of the USA
9FPS Selected International Projects
- OSCE Mission to Serbia, 2006, Strengthening
Political Reporting in Serbia, enhancement of
journalism education - Cox Center for International Mass Communications
University of Georgia, 2004, 3-year project,
University of Belgrade Journalism Curriculum
Support Project, enhancement of journalism
education professors exchanges - International Committee of Red Cross, 2004,
Scholarships for 10 students in International
Humanitarian Law Specialized course yearly
regional courses in International Humanitarian
Law
10FPS Selected International Projects
- CERI Science Po, Interdisciplinary research
project networking of social sciences
researchers of Serbia and France - FPS Centre for the Study of Democracy,
University of Westminster, London, 2005.
professors exchanges - FPS Faculty of social sciences Ljubljana,
Slovenia, 2005. Development of regional
cooperation, professors exchanges - DAAD, 2005. German scholarships, enhancement of
German language teaching
11FPS Selected International Projects
- Aristotelos University of Thessalonica,
professors exchange - NISPA Cee The Network of Institutes and Schools
of Public Administration of central and Eastern
Europe, 2005, training program How to be Better
Policy Advisor? - University of Trento / Erasmus Mundus Program,
2006, FPS is consortium partner in
postgraduate studies Joint European Master in
Comparative Local Development for the Balkans and
other areas in transformation. - WZB, Berlin, 2006. FPS professors study trips.
12FPS Selected International Projects
- Cervantes Institute, since 2005 Conference The
Role of Mediation in International Conflicts,
workshop on transition - HESP/AFP Budapest, since 2004, Development of
regional cooperation with Political Science
Faculties in Sofia and Bucharest - GSPIA University of Pittsburgh, USA, since
2002, professors exchanges, students scholarships
13FPS Selected International Projects
- CCEES/UCL, 2005-2008, Professors exchanges,
Development of Joint MA program in Cultural
Studies - Faculty of Health Education and Social Work,
Sør-Trøndelag University College (HiST),
University of Trondheim, Norway, 2005, workshops,
professors and students exchanges - Centre lémanique détude des parcours et modes de
vie (PaVie), Université de Lausanne et de Genève,
2005, Transition to Adulthood and Collective
Experiences in Former Yugoslavia (TRACES),
Scientific Co-operation between Eastern Europe
and Switzerland (SCOPES Program), exchange of
researchers
14FPS Selected International Projects
- Social Inclusion of immigrants , 635.715 EURO,
project financed by the INTERERG IIIA and CARDS
Programmes
15Missed Opportunities in last 2 years
- At least 7 Call for Proposals in FP6 (Citizens
and Governance in a Knowledge Based Society, 2
Calls for Specific Support Actions (SSA) for
Western Balkan Countries, Marie Curie Actions) - Tempus
16Why?
- Information/Understanding Do we know much about
International Research Funding? - Organization Who is in charge?
- Project management?
17FP7 2007-2013
- Four Programmes
- 1.Cooperation
- 2. Ideas
- 3. People
- 4. Capacities
18Cooperation
- Collaborative research
- Joint Technology Initiatives
- Coordination of non-Community research programmes
- International Cooperation
19Collaborative research
- Core of EU research funding in FP7. The objective
is to establish, in the major fields of
advancement of knowledge, excellent research
projects and networks able to attract researchers
and investments from Europe and the entire world.
This is to be achieved by supporting
collaborative research through a range of funding
schemes Collaborative projects, Networks of
Excellence, Co-ordination/support actions etc.
20Joint Technology Initiatives and Technology
Platforms
- The themes for collaborative research have been
identified relying, among other sources, on the
work of different "European Technology Platforms"
set up in fields where Europe's competitiveness,
economic growth and welfare depend on important
research and technological progress in the medium
to long term
21Coordination between national research programmes
- The participation of the Community in jointly
implemented national research programmes - To enhance the complementarity and synergy
between the Framework Programme and activities
carried out in the framework of intergovernmental
structures such as EUREKA and COST
22International Cooperation
- International cooperation between the EU and
third countries as an integral part
23Ideas
- Supporting "investigator-driven" research
projects carried out across all fields by
individual teams in competition at the European
level - To be implemented by a European Research Council
(ERC) - Research areas covered will be independent of the
thematic orientations of other parts of the
Framework Programme, and will include
engineering, social sciences and the humanities
24People
- The objective of strengthening, quantitatively
and qualitatively, the human potential in
research and technology in Europe - Marie Curie actions
25Research Capacities
- Research infrastructures
- Research for the benefit of SMEs
- Regions of knowledge
- Research potential of Convergence Regions
- Science in society
- International co-operation.
26Research Infrastructures
- Support to existing research infrastructures
- Support to new research infrastructures,
including coordination of the Community financial
instruments, the Framework Programme and the
Structural Funds
27Research for the benefit of SMEs
- To strengthen the innovation capacity of European
small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and
their contribution to the development of new
technology based products and markets - Research for SMEs
- Research for SME associations
28Regions of Knowledge
- To strengthen the research potential of European
regions, in particular by encouraging and
supporting the development, across Europe, of
regional "research-driven clusters" associating
universities, research centres, enterprises and
regional authorities
29Regions of Knowledge
- Activities will be implemented in close
relationship with EU regional policy and the
Competitiveness and Innovation Programme (CIP),
while seeking synergies with the EU's regional
policy with regard to Convergence Regions
30Research Potential of Convergence Regions
- To stimulate the realization of the full research
potential of the enlarged Union by unlocking and
developing the research potential in the EU's
Convergence Regions
31Science in society
- Strengthening and improving the European science
system, including "self regulation" - Broader engagement of researchers and the general
public in science-related questions - Reflection and debate on science and technology
and their place in society - Gender research, including the integration of the
gender dimension in all areas of research - An environment that triggers curiosity for
science in young people, reinforcing science
education at all levels - Development of a policy on the role of
universities - Improved communication between the scientific
world and the wider audience of policy-makers,
the media and the general public.
32International cooperation
- Candidate countries
- Countries neighbouring the EU, Mediterranean
countries, countries of the Western Balkan region
that are not acceding or candidate countries and
Eastern European and central Asian states. - Developing countries, focusing on their
particular needs - Emerging economies
33FP7 Themes
- Health
- Food, agriculture and biotechnology
- Information and communication technologies
- Nanosciences, Nanotechnologies, Materials and new
Production Technologies - Energy
- Environment and Climate Change
- Transport and Aeronautics
- Socio-economic sciences and the humanities
- Space and Security Research
34Budget breakdown of the Seventh Framework
Programme of the European Community (EC)
(2007-2013) and Euratom (2007-2011) (in EUR
million)
35Budget breakdown of the Seventh Framework
Programme of the European Community (EC)
(2007-2013) and Euratom (2007-2011) (in EUR
million)