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A scientific-practical seminar on the topic “How to develop a good project proposal?” was organized.

A scientific-practical seminar on the topic of “How to develop a good project proposal?” was organized with the participation of representatives of the Erasmus+ National Office of Uzbekistan at the initiative of the teachers of the Department of English Language Practical Course of JSPU Faculty of Foreign Languages.

The seminar was opened by Vice-Rector for Scientific Affairs and Innovations Ghairat Kadirov. During the event, the project managers of the Erasmus+ National Office of Uzbekistan spoke in detail about the goals and tasks of the Erasmus program. The main aim of the workshop is to raise awareness of the Erasmus project and promote the ongoing Erasmus+ proposals for 2024.

Teachers of Samarkand State University, Uzbekistan-Finland Institute, Sambraham University, Jizzakh Polytechnic Institute also took part in the event. During the event, representatives of the Erasmus+ National Office talk about the possibilities of the program and relevant directions; potential applicants “How to develop a good project proposal?” exchanged information on the subject.

Advice was also given on how to submit applications for the Capacity Building in Higher Education (CBHE) program and how to find partners. At the end of the seminar, the participants gained knowledge about the Erasmus program and how to participate in it.


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