With Academic integrity to EU values: step by step to common Europe

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"The AICE project aims to form a step-by-step approach for students from different regions of Ukraine and working youth on a holistic understanding of European values of integrity, understanding their need for academic and professional integrity as the basis of conscious citizenship in common Europe. The AICE project envisages the realization of Jean Monnet objectives: foster the publication and dissemination of the results of academic research; create interest in the EU and constitute the basis for the future poles of European knowledge, particularly in Partner Countries; deliver tailor-made courses on specific EU issues relevant to graduates in their professional lives, which is achieved through the development and delivery of training courses aimed at realizing the need to adhere to European principles of lifelong integrity; preparation and dissemination of research results in the field of European best practices of integrity and conscious citizenship; facilitating the formation and development of 5 regional academic units to disseminate European experience. AICE educational activities will be implemented using such innovative teaching methods as: blended learning (lectures, distance learning course and training course), intensive course for mixed target groups, workshops, webinars. The implementation of the objectives of the AICE project is of a long-term and sustainable nature, because: 4 academic components (lectures) will be implemented in the educational process at 5 universities from different regions of Ukraine; developed open online course ""Research Integrity - a path to the Open Science European Network"" will be available free of charge for wide use on the OCW platform; all publications (monographs and scientific articles) prepared within the framework of AICE will be made publicly available in repositories; creation of youth experts in 5 universities of Ukraine will be ready to disseminate EU integrity values in a long-time perspective."