The Magellan Project aims to preper the document that are needed establish a highly integrated transnational Master's program with a focus on Intercultural Business, delivered collaboratively by an esteemed international consortium of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) from across Europe. This consortium comprises four distinguished universities: the University of Economics in Katowice, Poland; the University of Economics in Varna, Bulgaria; and Universidad Cardenal Herrera, Spain. Each institution brings its unique expertise to the consortium, enhancing the project's overall quality and diversity. The University of Economics in Katowice leads with its extensive experience in managing Erasmus+ projects and accreditation processes. The University of Economics in Varna specializes in quality evaluation and assurance, while Universidad Cardenal Herrera excels in promotional and dissemination activities. The Magellan Pilot Program, launched in September 2022, identified several challenges. Leveraging the collective experience of the consortium, the partners aim to address the joint master's program that is structured to provide a comprehensive and practical learning experience aimed at developing adept leaders capable of navigating culturally diverse and geographically dispersed teams in diverse multicultural environments. It aims to create a dynamic learning environment by nurturing psychological, business, and cultural intelligence; promoting intercultural communication; by teaching about global contexts, competencies, and problem-solving. It is based on the synergy of business, leadership, culture, and learning strategies that form a multidimensional framework leading to the development of globally literate business leaders. To provide the students with specialized knowledge and skills, the four different European universities are involved in the project.
The Magellan Project aims to preper the document that are needed establish a highly integrated transnational Master's program with a focus on Intercultural Business, delivered collaboratively by an esteemed international consortium of Higher Education Institutions (HEIs) from across Europe. This consortium comprises four distinguished universities: the University of Economics in Katowice, Poland; the University of Economics in Varna, Bulgaria; and Universidad Cardenal Herrera, Spain. Each institution brings its unique expertise to the consortium, enhancing the project's overall quality and diversity. The University of Economics in Katowice leads with its extensive experience in managing Erasmus+ projects and accreditation processes. The University of Economics in Varna specializes in quality evaluation and assurance, while Universidad Cardenal Herrera excels in promotional and dissemination activities. The Magellan Pilot Program, launched in September 2022, identified several challenges. Leveraging the collective experience of the consortium, the partners aim to address the joint master's program that is structured to provide a comprehensive and practical learning experience aimed at developing adept leaders capable of navigating culturally diverse and geographically dispersed teams in diverse multicultural environments. It aims to create a dynamic learning environment by nurturing psychological, business, and cultural intelligence; promoting intercultural communication; by teaching about global contexts, competencies, and problem-solving. It is based on the synergy of business, leadership, culture, and learning strategies that form a multidimensional framework leading to the development of globally literate business leaders. To provide the students with specialized knowledge and skills, the four different European universities are involved in the project.