The St. Pölten UAS will host the following Blended Intensive Programmes in the near future:
Im Fokus dieses Blended Intensive Programmes stehen der Wissens- sowie auch Kompetenzerwerb im Kontext Radiojournalismus und Sendungsgestaltung im Hörfunk.
Die Studierenden erhalten nicht nur Einblicke in die Gestaltung und Verbreitung (sowohl analog terrestrisch als auch online) von vorproduzierten Sendungen, sondern auch Live-Radiosendungen sind Teil des Programmes. Stattfinden wird dies im professionellen Radiostudio des Ausbildungsradios CR 94.4, direkt am Campus der Fachhochschule St. Pölten.
Akademische Ansprechperson: Ewald Volk
This Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) will explore the many facets of (IT) security awareness and provide participants with the opportunity to create a unique solution in an international setting to support vulnerable groups in their daily interactions with the digital world.
Academic contact @ St. Pölten UAS: Robert Luh
Are you a bachelor or master’s degree student in Nutrition and Dietetics? Do you want to work in an international group on exploring telehealth in dietetics? A consortium of several European Universities (Austria, Belgium, Germany, Italy, Lithuania, Switzerland and The Netherlands) are offering a Blended Intensive Programme (BIP) on Telehealth in Dietetics!
Academic contact @ St. Pölten UAS: Angelika Beirer
In this course, participants get an overview of current research directions in computer science. They will get an introduction to the topics of research methodology, innovation methods and ethics from experts in the field.
During the face-to-face week, BIP participants will work together to develop research or innovation ideas and create initial prototypes. The remote part will be held in Microsoft Teams on three evenings. Every unit lasts 2 1/2 hours.
In the last unit, participants present ideas that they want to implement in the attendance week.
Academic contact @ St. Pölten UAS: Alexander Adrowitzer
The St. Pölten UAS will participate in the following Blended Intensive Programmes:
At L'école pratique des hautes études commerciales (EPHEC), Brussels, BE (for more information, Helmut Kammerzelt / Johanna Grüblbauer)
At L'école pratique des hautes études commerciales (EPHEC), Brussels, BE (for more information, Helmut Kammerzelt / Johanna Grüblbauer)
At L'école pratique des hautes études commerciales (EPHEC), Brussels, BE (for more information, Helmut Kammerzelt / Johanna Grüblbauer)
At Artevelde University of Applied Sciences, Gent, BE (for more information, Harald Wimmer)
At Polish-Japanese Academy of Information Technology (PJAIT NEMA), Warschau, PL (for more information, Markus Wintersberger)
At Babeș-Bolyai-University, Cluj-Napoca, RO (for more information, Lars Oertel)
At University of South Bohemia, České Budějovice, CZ (for more information, Andrea Pilgersdorfer)
At Hochschulen Emden/Leer, Emden, DE (for more information, Andrea Pilgersdorfer)
At The Hague University of Applied Sciences, Den Hague, NL (for more information, Barbara Kohlmaier)
What are Blended Intensive Programmes?
Blended Intensive Programmes (BIPs) are a combination of
- a physical mobility (between 5 to 30 days) and
- a virtual component which is held before, during and/or after the physical component.
Participation in both components is mandatory in order to successfully complete the course.
Target Group
This form of student mobility is particularly well-suited for students who cannot complete a whole semester abroad. However, students who have already completed an (Erasmus+) stay abroad may also participate. As a rule, students may combine several Erasmus+ mobilities abroad as long as the total duration of 12 months is not exceeded.
Students receive at least 3 ECTS credits for the positive completion of a BIP. Prior to the beginning of a BIP, students are required to fill out a learning agreement. At the end of the BIP, the host institution issues a transcript of records.
Coordination & Funding
Each BIP involves at least three universities. One university coordinates and hosts the BIP (host/receiving university). At least two further universities send participants to the BIP (sending universities). The content of the BIP is jointly developed by the participating universities.
Students may apply for an Erasmus+ subsidy at their home institution for completing a BIP. Only the part of the BIP that involves physical mobility is funded. However, participation in the virtual component of the BIP is also obligatory.
Please consult the International Office at your home institution for any further information about funding and how to apply for it.
You want to know more? Feel free to ask!
Office for International Relations