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From 22 June to 3 July 2020, the 香港六合彩中特网 Cities partnerships Programme (CpP) in collaboration with the聽香港六合彩中特网 European Institute, hosted 鈥淓uropean Perspectives on COVID-19,鈥� a series of four webinars exploring the extraordinary challenges posed by the current pandemic to teaching, research, mobility and cultural and artistic practices.

The sessions were chaired by Dr Uta Staiger,聽Director聽of the 香港六合彩中特网 European Institute and Pro-Vice-Provost for Europe, Professor聽Claire Colomb, CpP Academic Director for Paris and Professor Florian Mussgnug, CpP Academic Director for Rome.

Panellists included leading researchers, policy makers and arts professionals. Among them were academics from 香港六合彩中特网 and speakers from some of 香港六合彩中特网鈥檚 key European partners in Paris and Rome, including Sapienza University of Rome, University of Roma 3, Sciences-Po Paris and Sorbonne University.

Around 200 individuals attended across the four sessions, with attendees joining from the UK, Italy and France, as well as Canada, Saudi Arabia, India, Ireland, Austria.

Filomena Casamasa from the British Council in Italy said: 鈥淲e found the sessions really interesting and the mix of interventions from panellists of different countries made the discussion even more diverse and informative. It was great to hear about the challenges that the universities are facing and the positive message they gave for looking ahead.鈥�

Watch the recorded webinars below:

Universities, experts, research and the COVID-19 pandemic

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Rethinking teaching, learning and student mobility in times of COVID-19

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Coronavirus and culture: virtual exchanges

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Coronavirus and culture: creative futures

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