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Peer Review of the Moldovan Research and Innovation System

This Peer Review, launched in November 2015 aimed to provide external advice and operational recommendations to the Moldovan authorities on possible reforms to undertake in the following focus areas: (1) Increasing the efficiency of public R&I funding and the quality of the R&I performing bodies and instruments; (2) Improving the policies for human resources and mobility of researchers; (3) Boosting business innovativeness and science-business links; and, (4) Increasing R&I impact by properly defining the policy instruments. The final report and the recommendations were presented to the Moldovan R&I community on 12 July 2016.

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PSF Geo coverage

Moldova

PSF Exercise type

Peer Review

Documents

Horizon 2020 Policy Support Facility – Peer Review of the Moldovan Research and Innovation system

The report presents the outcome of the Peer Review of the Moldovan R&I system, carried out by the independent panel of PSF experts between November 2015 and July 2016. It explains the rationale supporting each of the key Policy Messages highlighted upfront in the report and discusses the 24 specific recommendations, clustered into thematic areas. Case studies from other countries supplement the narrative by presenting good practice examples that could facilitate the implementation of the recommendations by the Moldovan authorities.

Download the report 1.3 MB

Background report – Peer Review of The Moldovan Research and Innovation System under the Horizon 2020 Policy Support Facility

This report summarise evidence on the situation in the field of science, technology and innovation (STI) in Moldova in the form of the background report that fed into the PSF Peer Review of Moldova’s research and innovation system, conducted between November 2015 and July 2016 by a panel of independent experts and national peers.

Download the report 0. 8 MB

Peer Review of the Moldovan Research and Innovation System – Executive Summary in Romanian

This is the Executive Summary of the Peer Review of the Moldovan R&I system translated in Romanian.

Download the report 0.7 MB

Events

• Kick-off meeting – Peer Review of the Moldovan Research and Innovation System
  

• First country visit of the PSF panel to Moldova
  

• Second country visit of the PSF panel to Moldova
  

• Presentation of the Peer Review of the Moldovan Research and Innovation system report
  

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Description: Welcome to Moldovan Academy. We are an award winning Preschool and Junior Kindergarten program. Moldovan Academy has been an ongoing recipient of the prestigious Safety First Award, given to sites with impeccable safety records.

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German Ekaterina Borisovna — National Research University Higher School of Economics

• Deputy First Vice-Rector
• Deputy Head of Department: International Institute of Economics and Finance / Scientific and Methodological Department

• Started working at the Higher School of Economics in 2014.

Powers / responsibilities

1. Monitoring of scientific activities and administrative support for the preparation of scientific reports

– Collection of information and maintenance of an information base on the scientific activities of full-time teaching staff and MS working part-time, including publications, preparation of preprints and participation in conferences and seminars.

– Monitoring the fulfillment of contractual obligations on publications of full-time international specialists and MCs working part-time

– Organization of information and preparation for passing the review procedures (including the OPA).

2. Administrative support for scientific activities

– Administrative support for the work of academic self-government bodies in research activities, including the Research Council and its subcommittees

– Administrative support for the activities of the Laboratory for Financial Economics and ICEF research groups

– Administrative support for the publication of a series of ICEF preprints

– Administrative support for interaction with services and departments of the HSE on the organization, support and monitoring of scientific research

Education, scientific degree

• 2018

  PhD: Moldavian Economic Academy

• 2012

  Specialty: Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Russian Federation, specialty “World Economy”, qualification “Economist”

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Specialist: Diplomatic Academy of the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia, Faculty: World Economy, specialty “Foreign Economic Activity”

• 2007

  Master’s degree: Academy of Economic Education of Moldova, specialty “Master”, qualification “economist”

• 2007

  Master’s degree: Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova, faculty: Finance, specialty “Financial and banking administration”

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Specialist: Academy of Economic Studies of Moldova, faculty: Finance, specialty “Taxation and financial administration”

Additional education / Advanced training / Internships

1. Certificate of Attendance – the webinar “Flexible learning in uncertain times: Strategic planning and management” delivered by the University of London, 22 July 2020
2. Certificate of Attendance – the webinar “Flexible learning in uncertain times: Student Experience” delivered by the University of London, 20 July 2020
3. Certificate of Training Assignment (Erasmus+ Training Mobility), Academic Year 2018/19, Department of Computer Science, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, Vienna, May 6, 2019– May 10, 2019
4. Certificate of participation in the International Scientific and Practical Conference “Internal Control Within Financial Institutions in the Context of the New Regulatory Framework and Technology Challenges” organized by ASEM (Moldova), INCIR (Romania), EFSE (European Fund for Southeast Europe), March 22-23, 2019
5. Certificate of Training Assignment (Erasmus+ Training Mobility), Academic Year 2017/18, Department of Business Informatics, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, Vienna, May 14, 2018 – May 18, 2018
6. Certificate of Training Assignment (Erasmus+ Training Mobility), Academic Year 2016/17, Department of Business Informatics, University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, Vienna, May 26, 2017 – June 1, 2017
7. Certificate of Attendance – TCP-Week (“Technology Connects People”), University of Applied Sciences Technikum Wien, Vienna, May 23 – May 27, 2016

Professional interests

foreign investmentglobal value chains

Achievements and awards

• Gratitude of the International Institute of Economics and Finance HSE (August 2022)
• Gratitude of the Senior Director for Basic Educational Programs of the National Research University Higher School of Economics (September 2019)
• Gratitude of the Vice-Rector of the Higher School of Economics (July 2003) Gratitude 9014 9008 – Informatics NRU HSE (June 2018)

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State University of Moldova

Member of the Eurasian Association of Universities since 1989
(I Congress of the EAU, 20. 10.1989, Moscow)

The State University of Moldova was founded on October 1, 1946, the original name was Chisinau State University. nine0016

The creation of the University was an important milestone in the development and strengthening of higher education in the country. This is a classical type institution, whose mission is to provide high quality education.

Initially, five faculties were opened (Physical and Mathematical Sciences, Geology and Soil Science, Biology, Chemistry, History and Philology). In the first year (1946-1947), 320 people were registered at 12 departments, the educational process was carried out by 35 teachers. Very quickly, the Chisinau State University became a recognized leader in the national system of higher education. nine0016

In 1958, a correspondence department was opened at the MoldSU, which is still functioning at some faculties. To facilitate the training of young specialists, for some time (1958-1981), an evening department was also opened.

In the period 1946-1988. Mold.GU was an integral part of the Soviet university system, so that management was carried out directly from Moscow.

Since 1969 the State University has been a member of the International Association of Universities. nine0016

Always receptive to social needs, the University reorganized its structure by creating new departments and faculties: Faculty of Economics (1953-1991, 2002), Faculty of Law (1959), Faculty of Engineering and Technology (1959), Faculty of Foreign Languages ​​(1964), Preparatory Faculty for the Education of Foreign Citizens (1967), School of Journalism (1980), Faculty of Philosophy and Psychology (1994), Faculty of Political Sciences (1995)). such as: Technical University of Moldova (1964), Academy of Economic Sciences (1991) and Academy of Theology (1993).

With the collapse of the Soviet Union, significant changes were made in the field of higher education of the Republic. 1988-1996 for Mold.GU were marked by the improvement of traditional forms of education and the use of new, modern technologies.