MEDNARODNA DOKTORSKA POLETNA ŠOLA V OKVIRU PROJEKTA ERASMUS+ VAROVANJE OKOLJA IN NARAVNE NESREČE
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Univerza v Ljubljani je skupaj z Univerzo v Brescii (Italija) in Univerzo BOKU z Dunaja (Avstrija) ter produkcijskim podjetjem Piktorama, d. o. o., uspešno izvedla prvo mednarodno doktorsko poletno šolo v okviru projekta Erasmus+ Varovanje okolja in naravne nesreče. Poletna šola je bila izvedena po metodi mešanega učenja in je potekala prvi teden med 27. junijem in 3. julijem 2016 z učenjem na daljavo z multimedijsko podporo ter naslednja dva tedna med 4. in 17. julijem 2016 kot klasično poučevanje v Ljubljani. Poletne šole se je udeležilo 20 udeležencev iz sedmih različnih evropskih držav in prav toliko različnih univerz.
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