Global Project Management for Higher Education: our International Projects
Explore our international projects and discover how Global Project Management for Higher Education drives educational innovation. At the same time, learn how it strengthens international partnerships, supports universities and creates lasting impact across countries.
ACADEMIES4UKRAINE. Support Academic Resilience in Ukraine.
Academies4Ukraine is an Erasmus+ project that supports the resilience and internationalisation of the Ukrainian higher education system in response to the war. At the same time, it strengthens cooperation between Ukrainian and European universities. As a result, the project helps build a more resilient and internationally connected higher education sector.Discover our project here.
WINES. Innovative Business Models for the Wine sector.
WINES (2026–2030) is a Horizon Europe project led by Ruhr University Bochum. It brings together 23 partners from 13 countries. Throughout the project, researchers and staff will take part in mobility programmes across Europe and partner countries. In addition, they will collaborate with institutions in Argentina, Chile, Brazil and South Africa. As a result, the project strengthens innovation, expands international networks and promotes long-term cooperation.
Global Project Management for Higher Education with TRIBAL COLLEGES. Innovation and Inclusion between Italy and India.
In 2025, i-strategies and Woxsen Universitysigned a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) to foster long-term collaboration between Italy and India. Moreover, the partnership promotes academic cooperation through joint initiatives. At the same time, it advances social inclusion by supporting projects involving Indian Tribal Colleges, disadvantaged communities and women.
Global Project Management for Higher Education: Insights and Impact
14
International Project
14 international innovation projects in education and higher education delivered since 2019
60
University partners
60 partner universities are involved in the design and implementation of the initiatives
27
countries
27 countries across three continents (Europe, Asia, and the Americas) connected through our initiatives
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