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RAHVUSVAHELISTES ORGANISATSIOONIDES
TALLINNA TEHNIKAÜLIKOOL ja RAHVUSVAHELISTE SUHETE OSAKOND
| EUA
- European University Association; Estonian Rector`s Conference |
 The
European University Association (EUA) represents and
supports higher education institutions in 46 countries,
providing them with a unique forum to cooperate and
keep abreast of the latest trends in higher education
and research policies.
Members of the Association are European universities
involved in teaching and research, national associations
of rectors and other organisations active in higher
education and research. Loe
lisaks
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- TUT participates as individual full member from 2003
- www.eua.be;
EUA
Newsletters;
EUA
Events
- EUA
Bologna Handbook - "Making Bologna Work"-
tule tutvuma!
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| UNICA
- Institutional Network of the Universities from the Capitals
of Europe |
 The
main characteristic of UNICA is that the member universities
are located in the capitals of Europe. They may thereby
profit from their situation and from the similar political
and social environment with which they are each confronted.
Rohkem infot rubriigis võrgustikud.
- Contact persons: Prof. Peep Sürje, Rector; Madli
Krispin, Head of IRO; Anu Johannes, IRO. TUT is a member
since 2000.
- www.unica-network.eu;
- UNICA
e-Newsletters |
| CESAER
- the Conference of European Schools for Advanced Engineering
Education and Research |
is a non-profit-making international association of 60
leading European Engineering Universities, Colleges and
Schools.
The
main objectives of CESAER are to provide "High Quality"
Engineering Education in Europe and to improve links between
its members in Research as well as in Postgraduate and
Continuing Education. |
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Membership status: Rector of TUT, since 2006.
- www.cesaer.org |
| SEFI
- European Society for Engineering Education |
 Founded
in 1973 as a non-profit organisation, SEFI is presently
the largest network of higher engineering institutions
and individuals involved in engineering education in Europe.
Through its numerous and various activities, SEFI contributes
to the develop- ment and improvement of the position of
engineering education and engineering professionals in
society, provides appropriate services and information
about engineering education, acts as a link between its
members and other societies and international bodies,
improves exchange and cooperation between, teachers, researchers,
students, practising engineers and between various types
of educational institutions in the field of engineering.
To contribute to the recruitment of promising students
into engineering education and to promote the development
of the European dimension in higher engineering curricula
also constitutes one of SEFI's objectives. |
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Membership status. SEFI representative of ESTONIA Vice-Rector
Andres Keevallik. Membership fee 1015 EUR. Secretariat
in Brussels. TUT is a member since 1991.
- www.sefi.be |
FEANI
- European Federation of National Engineering Associations.
Estonian Association of Engineers
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 FEANI,
is a federation of professional engineers that unites
national engineering associations from 26 European countries.
Thus, FEANI represents the interests of over 2 million
professional engineers in Europe.
FEANI
is striving for a single voice for the engineering profession
in Europe and wants to affirm and develop the professional
identity of engineers.
Through its activities and services, especially with
the attribution of the EUR ING professional title, FEANI
aims to facilitate the mutual recognition of engineering
qualifications in Europe and to strengthen the position,
role and responsibility of engineers in society. |
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TUT representation through member
intitutions of Estonian
Association of Engineers
- www.feani.org;
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EAIE
- European Association of International Education |
 The
EAIE is a non-profit organisation whose main aim is
the stimulation and facilitation of the internationalisation
of higher education in Europe and around the world,
and to meet the profes- sional needs of individuals
active in international education.
The EAIE is a member-led organisation made up of individual
members. It has a committed membership of more than
1600 international education professionals - from rectors
to professors to international exchange coordinators.
The Annual EAIE Conference - creating an atmosphere
for learning, debate, and networking. The EAIE, with
its Professional Sections and Special Interest Groups,
ensures that adequate attention is paid to the more
specific topics that concern EAIE members as well as
the general topics challenging the international higher
education arena.
- individual membership
- www.eaie.org
- SAINTs
(Senior Advisers INTernational) in association with
the EAIE
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| WITEC
- Women in Science, Engineering and Technology |
 WiTEC
and its national member organisations pursue non-profit
aims with the following objectives at European level:
- to increase the number of girls and women studying SET
subjects and to help them progress to related careers,
- to develop women's technical and entrepreneurial skills
through training initiatives and projects,
- to create information exchanges and networking opportunities
for women in SET,
- to promote and support research into areas relating
to women in science,
engineering and technology (SET),
- to support initiatives to promote the Gender-Mainstreaming-Policy
and
- to promote regional, national and international awareness
and interest in this field. |
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Estonia represented by TUT, Madli Krispin, Head of IRO,
since 1998.
- www.witec-eu.net |
| NAFSA
– Association of International Educators |
 Association
of International Educators promotes the exchange of students
and scholars to and from the United States. Our members
share a belief that international educational exchange
advances learning and scholarship, builds respect among
different peoples and encourages constructive leadership
in a global community. |
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Eha Teder, Head of the USA Educational Advising Center,
member
- www.nafsa.org |
RAHVUSVAHELISED
ORGANISATSIOONID EESTIS
| Briti-Eesti
Kaubanduskoda/The British-Estonian Chamber of Commerce |
 The
British-Estonian Chamber of Commerce aims
are
- increase
the value that the BECC offers to its members
- increase the membership level as set down by the BECC
business plan
- maintain a high standard of administration and service
for the BECC, its members and those seeking help and assistance
from the BECC
- in the sphere of British and Estonian political development
increase the BECC's influence and reach, insodoing assist
BECC members potential business-to-business opportunities.
- to maintain contact with the British and Estonian governments
and other relevant bodies in order to facilitate business
development. |
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TTÜ on BECC First Class member (alates 2008)
- www.becc.ee/en
- BECC üritused (news
and events) |
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