International Partnership Management
Design of the partnership process, identification of potential partners and qualification of existing agreements.
The problem we solve
Agreements signed without criteria tend to sit dormant. The result is a long list of memoranda with no matching academic activity.
How it works
- 01
Mapping and diagnosis of existing partnerships.
- 02
Definition of qualification criteria aligned with institutional strategy.
- 03
Identification of potential partners by field and objective.
- 04
Design of the negotiation, formalization and follow-up process.
What sets IHub apart
- Partnerships treated as academic projects, not paperwork
- Experience with international networks and associations
- Objective qualification and monitoring criteria
Frequently asked questions
- How do we assess whether an international partnership is worth pursuing?
- The assessment considers alignment with institutional objectives, academic complementarity, the delivery capacity of both parties, and whether concrete activities are foreseen, such as mobility, joint projects or publications.
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