Baltic Sea Academy

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Founding members with certificate 2010

The Baltic Sea Academy is a network of 15 universities and technical colleges from nine countries in the Baltic Sea region . The registered association has a non-commercial character and was initiated in February 2010 by the Hanseatic Parliament .

The common goal is to strengthen cooperation between academic institutions and medium-sized businesses. Specific research tasks and innovations are implemented, but long-term investments are also made in training and further education. A special focus is on the dual training system, see dual course of study .

Hanseatic conferences

Since 2004, a conference has been held once a year together with the Hanseatic Parliament , the so-called Hanseatic Conference. In addition to business representatives, scientists and politicians, e. B. on the conference “Renewable Energies and SMEs in the Baltic Sea Region” 2011 EU Commissioner Günther Oettinger or 2012 EU Commissioner Algirdas Šemeta . Following keynote speeches, discussions will take place at the conference, which is limited to 120 participants. The presentations and results of the discussions will be published in a separate series of publications.

Publications

Coordinated by a scientific advisory board, the Baltic Sea Academy irregularly publishes scientific proceedings of the conferences and strategy programs. The following publications have appeared so far:

  • Strategies for the Development of Crafts and SMEs in the Baltic Sea Region, 180 pages (German, English, Polish, Russian) 2011
  • Education Policy Strategies today and tomorrow around the "Mare Balticum", 432 pages (German, English), 2011
  • Energy Efficiency and Climate Protection around the Mare Balticum, 264 pages (German, English), 2011
  • Strategy Program for education policies in the Baltic Sea Region, 172 pages (German, English, Polish), 2012
  • SME relevant sectors in the BSR: Personnel organization, Energy and Construction, 188 pages (English only), 2012
  • Strategies and Promotion of Innovation in Regional Policies around the Mare Balticum, 432 pages, (German, English), 2012
  • Strategy Program for innovation in regional policies in the Baltic Sea Region, 240 pages (German, English, Polish) 2012
  • Humanivity - Innovative economic development through human growth, 248 pages (English), 2012

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Individual evidence

  1. ↑ Newspaper article about the foundation of the association in 2010
  2. ↑ Report on the Hanse Conference 2011 on the subject of energy