The document discusses how UNICA members can work together on projects. It proposes four approaches: 1) bilateral contacts between members, 2) bilateral contacts recommended by other partners, 3) opportunistic collaboration, and 4) open communication amongst all members. Additionally, it outlines a call process where interested universities submit a one page description of available expertise or interests to the UNICA secretariat for distribution to other participating members to facilitate bilateral follow up and potential partnerships.

1. How can UNICA members work together
for projects
Vrije Universiteit Brussel
dr. Jacqueline Couder
International Relations & Mobility Office

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How can we find each other?
-bilateral contacts
-bilateral contacts + recommended other
partner
-opportunists
-open communication
amongst UNICA-members

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How can we find each other?
Call
Interested universities write a one page
°either as coordinator looking for specific expertise
°either as potential partner, with domains of interest, regional interest,….
and expertise
Page is sent to UNICA secretariat which collects all pages
and send them out to UNICA members who sent in a page:
one or two mailings
Bilateral follow up by universities

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How can we find each other?
Call
Interested universities write a one page
°either as coordinator looking for specific expertise
°either as potential partner, with domains of interest, regional interest,….
and expertise
Page is sent to UNICA secretariat which collects all pages
and send them out to UNICA members who sent in a page:
one or two mailings
Bilateral follow up by universities