The governance of EELISA relies on the following bodies and resources:

Decision bodies

  • The Governing Board  is  the main strategic board composed of the Rectors, Directors, and President of all the EELISA institutions. It defines the long-term vision of the Alliance and nominates the members of the other boards. This body also includes the EELISA President and a representative of students, academics and administrative staff.
  •  The Student Council is a group composed of roughly 20 students from all the EELISA partners representing over 190.000 students of the Alliance. Their members take part in the EELISA boards (Governing, Executive, Academic & Scientific Boards) as well as the EELISA work packages to bring the student’s views, perspectives, and energy.

 

Advisory Bodies

  • The Academic & Scientific Board advises the governing board on educational and scientific issues as well as societal challenges EELISA may focus on. The EELISA Dean of Studies is the coordinator of this board.
  • The Employment Committee advises the Academic & Scientific Board on employability, entrepreneurship education, and internships.
  • The Evaluation Committee (quality assessment) monitors EELISA’s activities and assesses the implementation of internal quality procedures and outcomes through relevant indicators.

 

Operational Bodies & Resources

  • The Executive Board is an operational body that works towards the implementation of the EELISA strategy and whose representatives act as EELISA coordinators within the corresponding institutions. It includes the EELISA Coordinator, in charge of the overall coordination and implementation in accordance with the EELISA Grant Agreement.
  • The EELISA Office manages the project and is led by the Executive Director, who is also a member of the EELISA Executive Board.

EELISA’s Work Packages

The 3-year implementation plan of EELISA is structured in nine Work Packages designed for a successful execution and a correct alignment of all EELISA structures and activities.

WP1
General Management and Coordination

Brief description

The core of this WP is to facilitate iteration and adjustment, and ensure the aligment of EELISA objectives and means. It is connected to the Executive Board, EELISA Secretariat, Boards, Committees and WPs.

Coordinator

Universidad Politécnica de Madrid (UPM)

WP2
Enabling Engineering Curriculum

Brief description

This team is charge of achieving a shared definition of “engineering¨, set clear pedagogical objectives and develop a course program fully linked to EELISA’s vision and strategy.

Coordinator

PSL (Paris Sciences & Lettres)

WP3
Education Management & Accreditation

Brief description

This WP is meant to define a common approach to the implementation of the EELISA Credential, EELISA Diploma suplement and EELISA Degree for the whole alliance.

Coordinator

WP4
EELISA Communities

Brief description

Responsible for building the EELISA Communities, and developing the IT platform and communicative set-up needed to help stakeholders connect and collaborate.

Coordinator

Friedrich–Alexander University Erlangen–Nürenberg

WP5
Link between Education, Research & Innovation

Brief description

This WP will be tackling with the structure and core of the EELISA research and education plan, including the identification of challenges and approaches that will foster the link between education and research.

Coordinator

Istanbul Technical University (ITU)

WP6
Internships, Partnerships & Apprenticeships

Brief description

The goal of this team is to develop an international apprenticeship/intership system, share the best practices between the partners and address the legal and financial issues.

Coordinator

Budapest University of Technology and Economics

WP7
Mobility, Inclusiveness & Student Participation

Brief description

This WP will define concrete tools to ensure the inclusiveness and openness of EELISA, the active participation of students and the access to international mobility for the greatest number of students, teacher-researchers and staff.

Coordinator

PSL (Paris Sciences & Lettres)

WP8
Disciplinary Broadening

Brief description

WP8’s goal is to widen traditional disciplinary skills to let tech students/teachers acquire a deeper knowledge of the social, ecological and cultural effects of technological innovation in an effective way and a long-term view.

Coordinator

WP9
Sustainability & Dissemination

Brief description

This is transversal to all WPs. It supports overall EELISA’s goals and maximizes the impact of its outputs by ensuring the outreach and dissemination of EELISA activities and results, both to specific target groups, as well as to the general public.

Coordinator

Politehnica University of Bucharest