We have received another ERASMUS+ KA107 project
The Foreign Relations Office of the Catholic University in Ružomberok (CU) was successful also this year and received a grant to develop education and cooperation with partner countries. Financial support for the action Erasmus+ KA107 is 28,000 EUR, for the next two academic years. CU become coordinator of this project, the partner will be Uzhorod National University, Ukraine (UzNU).
Čítať ďalej: We have received another ERASMUS+ KA107 project
Youth and Multiculturalism
On Thursday, June 22nd, 2017 an international conference entitled „Youth and Multiculturalism in Slovakia, Poland and United Kingdom“, will be held in Poprad. It is a part of the Erasmus+ international project „Multiculturalism in the face of cultural identity – youth educational projects.“ The project partner is the Department of Management, Faculty of Education, Catholic University in Ružomberok, which is also the organizer of this conference. Representatives from Slovakia, Poland and the UK will be presenting the lectures with the participation of students from chosen Slovak secondary schools.
A New Commentary on Psalms released
On Monday, June, 12th, 2017 a presentation of the Commentary to Psalms 51-75 took place at the Primacial Palace in Bratislava. This is the result of the team work of experts in biblical sciences, specifically in the Old Testament. The Holy Father Frantisek received a copy of the commentary during the April visit of the Representatives of the Catholic Church and the Central Union of Jewish Religious Communities in Slovakia in the Vatican and Rome.
First visit in frame of ERASMUS+ KA107 project
Catholic University in Ružomberok (CU) hosted first guest in frame of Erasmus+ KA107 - cooperation with partner countries. Olga Myrovych from the Institute of Journalism, Catholic University in Lviv (UCU) participated on traineeship programme prepared by the Department of Journalism at CU and Rectorate CU. During her visit, she had a chance to meet with dean of the Faculty of Arts and Letters and with members of the Department of Journalism, which were very useful for both parts. Colleagues could exchange experiences and compare academic process at partner universities.