On March 26, 2026, a working meeting took place between representatives of the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice and the Universität Greifswald (a member of the KreativEU alliance), aimed at deepening cooperation within the Teaching Internationally project (DAAD). The project supports student-teacher mobility, the development of joint courses and study programs, strengthening academic cooperation, and the Internationalisation@home initiative, which enables international experience for students without the possibility of longer-term mobility.
The meeting focused on specific forms of USB's involvement in project activities – particularly on the preparation of shared courses, the possibility of USB students participating in short-term mobility, development of visiting lectures and scientific cooperation, and strengthening USB's participation in the network of partner universities. Both parties confirmed their interest in focusing on joint educational activities that will support intercultural and professional competencies of future teachers.
More information about the project at Teaching Internationally - Faculty - University of Greifswald
Meeting Participants
From the University of South Bohemia in České Budějovice
Doc. PhDr. Renata Malátová, Ph.D. – Vice-Rector for Studies at USB;
Mgr. Alena Prošková, Ph.D. – Vice-Dean of the Faculty of Arts at USB for Accreditation and Quality Management;
Doc. PhDr. Lucie Betáková, Ph.D. – Head of the Department of English Studies at the Faculty of Education at USB;
PaedDr. Petr Bauman, Ph.D. – Senior Assistant at the Department of Teacher Education at the Faculty of Science at USB;
Mgr. Zdeňka Novotná – Head of the International Relations Office and Institutional Coordinator for Erasmus+;
Ing. Jitka Plecerová – Expert Officer of the Office for Study Activities at USB.
From Universität Greifswald
Andrea Ponikwia – Project Officer for Teaching Internationally;
Thomas Jenssen – Head of the Rector's Office and Lead Officer of the Teaching Internationally project;
Dr. Grzegorz Lisek – Research Fellow, Institute for Slavic Studies;
Jan Scheller – Research Fellow, Historical Institute
