Blended Intensive Programmes: What’s a BIP?
If you are interested in new teaching methods and want to benefit from an intercultural course setting, blended intensive programmes are worth considering. This educational approach combines both online and in-person learning experiences, engaging learners from diverse cultural backgrounds.
In this information event we will present all the ingredients of a BIP: Starting with its definition, its objectives and the general structure of such a programme. We will take a look at Good Practice Samples and discuss the advantages and challenges of BIPs. Furthermore, possible ways of receiving support from KreativEU are presented: regarding the realisation and the funding.
This course in English is already part of the upcoming KreativEU training programme to be offered via the KreativEU Centre for Excellence in Digital Education and AI. More details on the training programme will follow soon.
Content:
- Overview of the ingredients of a BIP
- Exploring advantages & challenges
- Tips for planning, developing and funding
Goals:
- You know all the necessary ingredients of a BIP
- You know various support offers by KreativEU regarding BIPs
- You are ready to take the first steps regarding the realisation of your BIP
Speaker: Emma Fuchs, Lukas Haselhorst
Date: 10 October 2025
Time: 10.45 - 11.30 a.m. (45 mins, 1 unit)
Location: Online – you will receive the meeting link after the registration
Participants: Teaching staff that plans to offer courses across borders
Language: English
Prerequisite: none
Level & Module: Basic Course, KreativEU Training Programme
Contact: KreativEU, University of Greifswald, Baderstraße 6-7, 17489 Greifswald, Phone +49 3834 420 1272