Partners

INVITE 2.0 collaborates with four partner universities to enhance internationalisation in teacher education through joint programmes, mobility opportunities, and interdisciplinary learning.

We also collaborate with schools in Southern Europe, including German schools in Rome, Milan, Madrid, and Barcelona, providing students with international teaching internships.

Bilingual School Network (Germany and Partner Countries)

As part of INVITE 2.0, the expansion of a bilingual school network in the Ludwigsburg area is planned.

This includes creating profiles of international school partners to promote these opportunities among students and developing a dedicated webpage for the school partnership network.

German Schools in Southern Europe

The project has established partnerships with several German schools in Southern Europe, specifically in:

• Rome, Italy
• Milan, Italy
• Madrid, Spain
• Barcelona, Spain

These schools host teaching internships for students participating in the mobility windows, providing hands-on teaching experience in an international, multilingual environment.

International Partner Schools

The school network extends to partner institutions associated with the project’s collaborating universities:

• Denmark: University College Copenhagen's partner schools.
• Netherlands: HAN University of Applied Sciences bilingual schools.
• Norway: Oslo Metropolitan University-affiliated schools in Oslo, such as Brannfjell Skole, Vika Schule, and Edvard Munch Schule.
• Romania: German-speaking schools in Cluj-Napoca, linked to Babeș-Bolyai University.

Exchange and Teaching Opportunities

From the academic year 2026/2027, combined study and teaching internships will be available at:

• Cluj-Napoca (Romania)
• Oslo (Norway)
• Nijmegen (Netherlands)
• Copenhagen (Denmark)

These internships will continue throughout the project period until 2029.

The Internationalisation of Teacher Education Baden-Württemberg network aims to strengthen the internationalisation of teacher education by connecting universities, decision-makers, and international offices across the region. The network's objectives include:

1. Network Establishment and Sustainability: Creating a long-term, cooperative platform for teacher education institutions in Baden-Württemberg.
2. Structural Development: Promoting structural changes, such as integrating mobility windows into teacher education curricula.
3. Collaborative Internationalization Initiatives: Developing shared international teaching and learning opportunities, including hybrid and virtual formats.