GSU SUMMARIZES THE RESULTS OF THE ERASMUS+ COMPIIT PROJECT

On October 19–20, Goris State University (GSU) hosted the final meeting of the Erasmus+ CompIIT (Competences for International Innovative Projects) project.

As part of the event, on October 19, a meeting of the CompIIT Project Management Board was held, during which the project implementation results were summarized, achievements were reviewed, and opportunities for ensuring the project’s sustainability were discussed.

On October 20, the event opened with welcome speeches by representatives of partner organizations, followed by training sessions for students and academic staff aimed at promoting innovative teaching methods, the use of digital tools, and the development of professional skills.

The training sessions for students were delivered by Artur Khojabaghyan, Lecturer at GSU’s Department of Mathematics and Physics, on the topic “Learning Through Games: How Moodle and Artificial Intelligence Make Teaching and Project Management Interactive,” and Dr. Carsten Wolf from Dortmund University of Applied Sciences and Arts, Germany, on the topic “Agile Collaboration, Teamwork, and Communication in Virtual and Cross-Border Project Environments.”

The training sessions for academic staff were conducted by Peter Arras, International Relations Officer at the Faculty of Engineering Technology of KU Leuven, on the topic “Integrating Generic and Professional Skills into Educational Programmes and Teaching Practice”; Gohar Avetisyan, Erasmus+ CompIIT Project Coordinator, on the topic “Sustainable Use of Project Results and Further Development of Institutional Cooperation”; and Nvard Ohanyan, Lecturer at the European University of Armenia, on the topic “Artificial Intelligence in Virtual Education Management: Opportunities, Risks, and Management Challenges.”

On October 22, the project’s final conference will take place at the Kapan Branch of the European University of Armenia.