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Dissemination

Partners' Institution:

Birkbeck - University of London

Date of the event:

12 November 2020 - 12 November 2020

Held in:

Virtual (France)

Geographical Relevance:

International

Type of Dissemination event:

Presentation in international seminar/conference

Target group:

Professors of other HEIs
Students

Number of people reached by event:

Professors of other HEIs : 50-200
Students: 50-200

Description of Dissemination Event:

Professor Helyette Geman described, during a session held on November 12 and dedicated to 'Energy Markets
of the INFORMS conference the GrenFin project and the Master in preparation at the intersection of Economy, Finance, Energy and Climate.
The audience was of the order of 300 participants

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In line with the key elements of the Innovation Union and the EU Higher Education Modernisation Agenda, the GrEnFIn Erasmus+/Knowledge Alliance project aims to provide the Energy Sector's stakeholders (energy providers, private companies, research institutes) the figure of the Sustainable Energy experts professional, i.e. European high skilled professionals capable to face the changing challenges in the field with an inclusive global logic. Its main expected results are the development of an innovative Joint Master Degree in the Green Energy and Finance targeting young students, but also a Professional Module to train companies' staff and experts already active in the labor market.

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