Type	Pannónia Program Outgoing Students, exchange

Other requirements

A motivation letter must be added to your application. 1. Please describe your areas of interest and your main achievements (including, if any, outstanding academic, sporting, artistic, credit-bearing voluntary or public activities). Why is it important for you to participate in Pannónia mobility? (max 100 words) 2. Describe your previous international experience. During your studies at BBU, what did you do to gain international experience (mentoring foreign students, participating in an international project, project week courses, participating in an online international project as part of class work, etc.) (max 100 words) 3. Why did you choose these countries/cities/institutions? To what extent does the host institution’s course offer fits with your studies? What subjects would you like to study during your stay and in which language? What results do you expect from your mobility? (max 100 words) 4. Describe which language(s) do you speak and at what level? How will the planned study abroad contribute to the development of your language skills? Do you plan to take a language exam when you return home? (max 100 words)

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Overview

The BIP: Planet Fashion or Fast Fashion project
is an interdisciplinary initiative aimed at exploring the environmental, social and ethical challenges posed by the global fashion industry. The project seeks to raise awareness about the impacts of fast fashion, encourage critical thinking and inspire creative problem-solving. Participants will benefit from the expertise of researchers from Thomas More University of Applied Sciences and Leiden University, who will deliver seminars and lectures on sustainability and fashion. Representatives from the fashion industry will also contribute, providing practical insights and real-world perspectives.
A highlight of the program includes a visit to Antwerp’s renowned Fashion Museum, complemented by a cultural program in Mechelen, to contextualize the academic and creative discussions within a rich cultural framework.
The program includes workshops, team assignments, coaching sessions and opportunities for participants to present their research and ideas in a collaborative environment.
The BIP begins during the week of March 3, with team formation and a detailed online project briefing. In the week of March 17, participants receive personalized coaching sessions. By the week of March 24, teams submit their work in the form of voiceover presentations.
The on-site phase will take place from April 22 to April 26. at Thomas More University, in Mechelen (Belgium).

Program Details:

• Dates: April 22-26, 2025
• Topic: Sustainable fashion
• Language of instruction: English
• Location: Mechelen (Belgium)
• Teaching Mode: blended and on-site
• ECTS: 3
• Student population: marketing and communication students
• Participation fee:

Students should normally be eligible to receive mobility funding from Pannónia Programme outgoing mobility funds.
Scholarship will consist of two parts:
Pannónia Programme: 90 000 HUF
Recovery and Resilience Facility: 142 500 HUF
Total scholarship amount: 232 500 HUF

Application deadline: January 5, 2025

Applicants are required to submit a motivation letter addressing the following points: a detailed description of your motivation to participate in this BIP, emphasizing how it supports your academic goals, personal aspirations and long-term plans. You should also outline your areas of interest and key achievements, including notable academic, sporting, artistic or community activities. You should share your previous international experiences, such as mentoring international students, participating in international projects or courses and other relevant activities. Please explain also the outcomes you expect from the mobility program and provide details about the languages you speak and your proficiency levels.

MANDATORY:
Send your motivation letter to FIMB Head of International Affairs: furcsa.laura@uni-bge.hu

Mr. Bence Fazekas: fazekas.bence@uni-bge.hu
or meet him at the Mobility Virtual Office for Outgoing Students”

To get an overview of the whole mobility journey, check our Pannónia Program Guide”!!!