In September 2019, the GITA Consortium met in Bielefeld, the City that according to an international conspiracy theory started by a former student at the University of Bielefeld does not exist. The purpose of the meeting was to consolidate institutional and the National Association plans. It was preceded by a two-day workshop led by FHM…
The 5th Consortium meeting was co-hosted jointly by Universitas Brawijaya and STIE Malangkucecwara in Malang. The main purpose of the meeting was to evaluate the progress of the implementation of the business incubator programme, following on from a two-day business incubation workshop led by the University of Innsbruck under the leadership of GITA Steering Committee…
The 4th project meeting took the GITA Consortium to Innsbruck to kick off the project stream business incubation and enterprise creation, led by the University of Innsbruck. Following a presentation by Professor Johann Fuller of the University’s InnCubator providing start-up support to SMEs in the Alpine region, partners had the opportunity to listen to student…
Project Lead Professor Neil Towers from the University of Gloucestershire School of Business and Technology was talking to the media at the third Growing Indonesia – a Triangular Approach consortium meeting. The meeting took place on the 19th and 20th July 2018 in Yogyakarta and was jointly hosted by Universitas Islam Indonesia and Universitas Ahmad…
GITA Consortium partners UII and UAD co-hosted the 3rd project meeting in Yogyakarta. The main business of this meeting was for partners to report back on the development HEInnovate institutional action plans and to present their initial plans for the development of local Growth Hubs. The meeting included a tour of the designated Growth Hub…
The University of Gloucestershire welcomed the project consortium to Gloucestershire on 12 and 13 April. Representatives from the seven Indonesian and four European universities met the University’s Vice Chancellor Stephen Marston, Deputy Vice Chancellor Richard O’Doherty, and Dean of Academic Development David James. The main business of the meeting was to report on the outcomes…
After the successful kick-off meeting of the Erasmus+ funded GITA project in December in Jakarta, the University of Gloucestershire welcomes the project consortium to Gloucestershire. The project, led by Professor Neil Towers, promotes the development of entrepreneurial capacity across Indonesia and involves the creation of Growth Hubs in the Indonesian partner universities over the next…
The Business School has secured one million euros of EU funding to develop entrepreneurial capacity amongst graduates and local communities across Indonesia. The project, funded by the Erasmus+ CBHE (Capacity Building in Higher Education) fund is entitled “Growing Indonesia – a Triangular Approach”. It will run until October 2020 and involves the creation of Growth…