Implementation of the FINALIST project
The CEEPUS program is one of the most intensively developing cooperation programs between universities in Central Europe. The word CEEPUS is an abbreviation for the Central European Exchange Program for University Studies. Currently, the third edition of this program is being implemented, in which more than 15 countries take part, carrying out a number of projects.
Map of countries participating in the CEEPUS program (https://www.ceepus.info/content/about)
The Faculty of Transport and Aviation Engineering of the Silesian University of Technology has been involved in a number of projects over the years, which were carried out within the framework of the CEEPUS program. Currently, one of the most successful and intensively implemented projects is the FINALIST project (Fostering sustainable partnership between academia and industry in improving applicability of logistics thinking). 24 universities from different countries participate in this project. There are constant exchanges of students, doctoral students and teachers. Prof. A. Sładkowski visited the University of Szeged in April 2022. In addition to working with students, prof. Sładkowski participated in the anniversary meeting of the Faculty of Engineering of this university, which was dedicated to the 60th anniversary of this faculty.
Participants of the ceremonial meeting from Romania and Poland (prof. Marian Mocan, Dean of the Faculty of Production and Transport Management of the Timișoara Polytechnic and Aleksander Sładkowski)
On behalf of the leadership of the Faculty of Transport and Aviation Engineering of the Silesian University of Technology, prof. A. Sładkowski presents for the Dean of the Faculty of Engineering at the University of Szeged prof. Istvan Biro a memorial sign in honor of the 60th anniversary of the faculty
A similar visit was also made by prof. A. Sładkowski to the University of Kosice. Here, the Institute of Logistics and Transport, which is a structural part of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering, is the FINALIST project participant. In addition to classes with students, prof. Sładkowski had the opportunity to visit the laboratories of the faculty and discuss with colleagues the possibilities of expanding cooperation not only within the framework of the CEEPUS program but also in other European programs.
In the center of Kosice, together with the local coordinator of the FINALIST project from the University of Kosice prof. Gabriel Fedorko, Director of the Institute of Logistics and Transport
Meeting with Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Mechanical Engineering of the University of Kosice prof. Jan Kral