Launching the second group training within the MHELM project
On March 2, the training of the second group of institutional managers was started in order to achieve the objectives of the MHELM project and Objective 5 of the Ministry of Education and Research’s action plan for 2022.
In accordance with the order of the Minister of Education and Research no. 1718 of December 30, 2021, the activity plan of the Ministry of Education and Research for 2022 provides for objective no. 5: “Ensuring quality training for teachers and managers, by creating a national center for education and leadership, and modernizing the processes of initial and continuing training of teachers and managers to meet the real needs of professional growth and advancement 1.4.5.3, with the following obligation “Implementation of a training program for the development of higher education management, focused on governance, strategic planning and management”, which suppose the training of at least 200 HEI leaders through Leadership and Management program.
The first group of institutional managers was trained between October ’21 and January’22, which was attended by 52 people, representatives of the partner universities in the project. During the session launched on March 2, another 52 managers will be trained, including 8 vice-rectors, 11 deans and vice-deans, 30 heads and vice-heads of departments, as well as 3 university lecturers, representing TUM, AESM, SUMPh, SAUM, SUM, SUCah and SUARB.
During the launch, Ms. Larisa BUGAIAN, project coordinator, welcomed the participants and presented the objectives and structure of the training program. Mr. Rodion CIUPERCĂ, Head of the Continuing Education Department of TUM, welcomed the participants and presented the activities carried out by the Department within TUM, and Ms. Angela NICULIȚĂ, USM, spoke about the structure of the training program.
The training will be conducted 3 times a week, in online format through the ZOOM platform during March-June 2022.
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