This university, our important Erasmus partner, has included MENDELU in the group of strategic partners for establishing a closer partnership in the future. The scope of joint activities will focus on promoting student and staff mobility, developing scientific and research collaborations, and cooperation in applied sciences.
Following the cooperation negotiations, the Finnish delegation visited several departments and units at the Faculty of AgriSciences and the Faculty of Forestry and Wood Technology, had a tour of the departments of the Faculty of Horticulture, and met the representatives of all faculties, the Technology Transfer Department and the CEITEC Institute to discuss all plans and ideas in more detail. The delegates also visited the university farm in the village of Žabčice and our campus in Lednice. New cooperation has been taking shape in the fields of bioeconomics (FBE), horticulture, garden architecture and landscaping (FH), food and environmental technologies (FAS), geographical information systems and wood technology (FFWT) and sustainable development (FRDIS).
List of members:
Mr Heikki Peltoniemi, Head of degree programme in Horticulture
Dr Ilpo Pölönen, Head of degree programme in Sustainable Development
Mr Antti Sipilä, Head of degree programme in Horticulture
Dr Mona-Anitta Riihimäki, Director of research unit in Bioeconomy
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