Category: MELINC Events and Press

In October 2021, students at MSUE were taught some modules on inclusive education during workshops. They were introduced to the relevant international convention CRPD, the status of inclusive education in Mongolia, and the Mongolian legal framework regulating inclusive education.

During this ceremonies, the Erasmus+ grantholder, Gracienne Lauwers, talks in the MELINC visibility video about the Mongolian inclusive education law project for teachers and teacher training institutions, the project aimed at training teachers for inclusion in Mongolia through the development Read More …

The MELINC consortium partners held on 17 June 2021 the consortium meeting on the MELINC project progress. The 17 June 2021 agenda included (1) progress on the equipment purchases, (2) the tendering procedure, (3) transfer of the staff grant in Read More …

On June 10, 2021, the MELINC consortium partners held their first public (virtual) event on ‘The conceptual and legal framework for an inclusive school environment that meets the needs of all students’. The (virtual) event was hosted by the Mongolian Read More …

On 6 May 2021, the MELINC MNG consortium held its meeting presided by the VUB grantholder to discuss the status of the equipment selection for the SEN centres including the technical tendering rules applicable for the establishment of the SEN Read More …

Dr. Dandiin Odgerel, Associate Professor, Director of the Child Development Support Center and Mongolian MELINC coordinator, discusses the need to introduce the social model of disability approach in Mongolia. She discusses the reseach and development of the Tanaka-Binet test to Read More …

The MELINC consortium partners held from 29 March till 2 April 2021 a series of bilateral and consortium online kickoff meetings on the MELINC project. On Wednesday March 31, the kick-off with the European consortium partners and the external quality Read More …

The MELINC consortium partners held from 29 March till 2 April 2021 a series of bilateral and consortium online kickoff meetings on the MELINC project. On Tuesday March 30, the kick-off with the Mongolian partners took place. Concerning the technical/ Read More …

The MELINC Mongolian consortium members assembled online in a series of kickoff momentum of the project.The MSUE project working group was established presided by the Vice President for Training Dr. Kh. Tamir and consists of 19 staff members. The MSUE Read More …

The MELINC Mongolian website at MSUE has gone live on . The MSUE MELINC website contains: information on our MELINC deliverables for the period 2021-2024; information on our MELINC activities and outcomes and outputs; general information about our MELINC project; Read More …

From 25 till 29 January 2021, the CBHE grant holder and the Mongolian representatives attend the capacity building for Higher Education Project Representatives Meeting for newly selected CBHE projects. This event is organized within the framework of the European Union Read More …

For ensuring transparency and visibility of EU funding, the MELINC project on ‘Development of a modular course with online tutorials on the rights of learners with disabilities and establishment of 3 SEN counseling centers’ is now online on the Erasmus+ Read More …

EduLAw II MELINC has received € 657.000 under the EU programme Erasmus+ Capacity-Building in Higher Education programme 617443-EPP-1-2020-1-BE-EPPKA2-CBHE-JP. ‘MELINC’ aims at helping Mongolia implement the recommendations of the Committee on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities of the UN OHCHR Read More …

European partners completed an intensive training course on EU law. The course for university students is aimed at developing an understanding of decision making of the European Court of Justice. Students discussed primary EU law, secondary EU law and case Read More …

The creative Europe-Asia collaborators met to identify further the needs, evaluate the feasability of their planned activities, identify the target groups of the collaboration deliverables and potential partners to be included in the project to reach out to the target Read More …

Start-up meeting with the creative collaborators of the European-Asian project. The future co-writers engaged in brainstorming and outlining research, education and services to educational organizations, institutions, or stakeholder groups that have identified and expressed a need for assistance.