- Period
- April 2026 – March 2029
- Project number
- 2025-2-HU01-KA220-HED-000387011
- Insedo's role
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Partner
Europe's green and digital transformation is creating new expectations for businesses and future professionals. T2M responds by developing the new Twin Transition Manager professional profile, which brings together green, digital and entrepreneurial competences.
Objectives
- define the professional and competence profile of the Twin Transition Manager;
- integrate digital, green and entrepreneurial competences into a coherent higher education framework;
- develop a modular higher education curriculum for the new professional profile;
- strengthen the capacity of universities to respond to sustainability and digital transformation;
- improve cooperation between higher education and SMEs;
- test the curriculum with teachers and students in different European countries;
- create a transferable model that can support wider adoption by universities and education providers.
Key results
- a validated competence framework for the Twin Transition Manager;
- a modular Twin Transition Manager curriculum and at least five sample courses;
- 35 trained university teachers;
- two rounds of pilot implementation involving approximately 800 students;
- active cooperation with at least 20 SMEs;
- a Book of Good Practices;
- Validation and Impact Report;
- a transferability model and guidelines for universities and VET providers;
- pathways for recognition through micro-credentials and digital badges;
- preparation of a proposal for a future Joint Master Degree.
Partners
Vistula UniversityPoland
Corvinus University of BudapestHungary
Fachhochschule des Mittelstandes (FHM)Germany
FIAS International s.r.l.Italy
International Hellenic UniversityGreece
Hungarian Chamber of Commerce and IndustryHungary
Bratislava University of Economics and BusinessSlovakia
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