EIT RawMaterials seeks an external supplier to support existing master’s programmes to attain the EIT Label.
Work required
EIT RawMaterials will require (an) expert partner(s) to undertake the following tasks:
- To project manage four new master’s programmes through the process of applying to the EIT Label in 2023, with work starting as soon as possible and a deadline for submission is July 2023 (TBC).
- Content writing will not be expected, although feedback and light editing will be necessary.
- The selected supplier will work directly with the project team for each programme.
- The supplier will also provide regular updates on the progress to EIT RawMaterials.
- It is estimated that 25-35 days of work will be required between the conclusion of the contract and the submission date.
Experience needed
Required:
- Prior experience in developing accreditation or quality criteria in an educational context
- Prior experience working with entrepreneurship and innovation educational programmes
- Experience working across multinational and geographically dispersed teams
Desired:
- Experience working on EU-funded projects
Evaluation criteria
The evaluation criteria will be based on experience in the three areas listed above (score 0-5 on each criterion) plus the value for money (score 0-10) and the overall quality of the offer (score 0-10). The highest-scoring bidder will be selected for the contract.
Timeline and next steps
- We would welcome a phone call to discuss the requirements. Please contact Jan Eggert, Head of Education, at jan.eggert@eitrawmaterials.eu
- Please provide your offer by 21 May 2023
About the EIT Label
The EIT’s Knowledge and Innovation Communities deliver a unique brand of excellent and relevant educational programmes that are responsive to both business and societal demands. These programmes are focused on innovation, entrepreneurship, creativity, and leadership and are based on the integration of business, education, and research, the so-called ‘knowledge triangle’. To set these programmes apart, the EIT has introduced the EIT Label as a certificate of quality that is awarded only to excellent educational programmes. Learn more about the EIT Label here.
About EIT RawMaterials
Minerals, metals, and advanced materials are key enablers in achieving the objectives of the European Green Deal. Today, only a fraction of the most relevant raw materials is produced in Europe. This can be changed through a circular economy approach, through innovation in recycling, substitution, processing, mining, and exploration. It is the objective of EIT RawMaterials to secure a sustainable raw materials supply by driving innovation, education, and entrepreneurship across European industrial ecosystems.
EIT RawMaterials, initiated and funded by the EIT, a body of the European Union, is an Innovation Community which provides a collaborative environment for disruptive and breakthrough innovations by connecting business with academia, research, and investment. It also invests in future generations of innovators for the raw materials sector through initiatives ranging from the education of school students to higher qualifications for industry professionals, through the EIT RawMaterials Academy.
About EIT RawMaterials Academy
EIT RawMaterials Academy is the overarching brand of all the educational activities of EIT RawMaterials. These range from innovative education projects launched via calls and run by the Innovation Community’s partners to a number of centrally operated projects. Activities across the entire ecosystem of learners – PhD students, Masters’ students, industrial partners, professionals within the raw materials sector, and wider society – foster new ways of learning and teaching by connecting academia, industry, and research organisations. The aims of the RawMaterials Academy are:
- To introduce society as a whole to the importance and relevance of raw materials and incite interest in topics related to raw materials
- To train current and future stakeholders to the technical standards required by the raw materials industry today – contextually across the entire raw materials value chain
- To foster the entrepreneurial and innovation skills, knowledge, and attitudes needed for the entre- and intrapreneurs of tomorrow
To this end, the RawMaterials Academy offers education programmes through four strands:
- Master’s Education
- PhD Education
- Lifelong Learning
- Wider Society Learning
In addition to activities across these four areas, various educational events and workshops are organised both centrally and through the Co-location Centres over the entire year.
