ERASMUS+ International Staff Week - from 1st to 5th April 2019.
Faculty of Maritime Studies University of Split was host for guest professors from 01st to 05th April 2019.
The list of the participants at Erasmus+ International Staff Week:
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Name of the Applicant |
Home Institution |
Subject area and lecture title |
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Agnieszka Deja |
Maritime University of Szczecin, Poland |
Management of Ships Generated Waste in Ports - Different Perspective through EU Ports |
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Izabela Kotowska |
Mariitme University of Szczecin, Poland |
Transport economics - integrated land sea transport chains. |
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Dr. Iven Krämer |
Hochschule Bremen, Germany |
I would be happy to teach in the field of "Maritime Technology & Port Operations" with a special focus to the sector of ports and shipping in northwestern Europe |
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Andrei Bautu |
Mircea cel Batran Naval Academy, Constanta, Romania |
Introduction to 3D modeling with SolidEdge |
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Atodiresei Dinu |
Mircea cel Batran Naval Academy, Constanta, Romania |
Meteorology, oceanography and marine pollution:Using real-time synoptic maps with the "GNOME" and "ADIOS" for study of oil spill |
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Marian Valentin Ristea Komornicki |
Mircea cel Batran Naval Academy, Constanta, Romania |
New Diagnostics and Control Technologies/Additive Tecnhologies in Maritime Industry - The usage of Reverse Engineering and Additive Manufacturing in retrofitting projects within maritime industry |
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Galina Velikova |
Nikola Vaptsarov Naval Academy, Varna, Bulgaria |
Maritime English |
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Yuliya Siderova |
Nikola Vaptsarov Naval Academy, Varna, Bulgaria |
Maritime English |
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Sabina Mulej |
University of Maribor, Slovenia |
Maritime English |
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Ercan Kose |
Karadeniz Technical University, Turkey |
Maritime English |
Dr. Iven Krämer, Head of Division port economy and shipping at Bremen’s Ministry of Economic Affairs, Labour and Ports/Hochschule Bremen, Germany
Topics:
- The role of Ports and Shipping in today’s world and within the current economic setup
- Global Seaport Industry - an overview on policies, organizations and technologies
- The ever changing world of ports and shipping - latest trends and developments
- European Ports Policy and development
- Germany’s Ports Policy and development (special focus on Bremen, Hamburg and Lower Saxony)
- Seaport Competition and Cooperation - Trends and developments
- The role of hinterland transportation to seaports (Ports as nodal points in Global supply chains)
Chinese One Belt One Road Strategy and its implications to the European Ports and Shipping sector
Professor Agnieszka Deja and Professor Izabela Kotowska, Maritime University of Szczecin, Faculty of Economics and Transport Engineering/Institute of Transport Management, Poland
Topics:
Management of Ships Generated Waste in Ports - Different Perspective through EU Ports; Management of ship-gener ated waste and cargo residues in seaports and waste recycling
Transport economics regarding the issues of the operation of integrated land-sea transport chains with three main trends:
- The issue connected with the assessment of the role of integrated transport in the formation of sustainable development, including mainly the social benefits and costs of transport activity.
- The aspect connected with the operation of sea ports as the key nodes of the land-sea transport chains including sea intermodal terminals and from this point of view the assessment of the potential and possibility of development as well as the competitiveness of the sea ports and the assessment of their role in creating the integrated land-sea transport chains.
The issue concerning the operation of the integrated transport, in particular land-sea transport chains
Dinu Atodiresei, Associate professor, Mircea cel Batran Naval Academy, Constanta, Romania
Topics:
Meteorology, oceanography and marine pollution/Using real-time synoptic maps with the "GNOME" and "ADIOS" for study of oil spill