Mission
This association aims to promote the teaching of international trade; the pursuit of quality and the constant evaluation of the level of the programs, in particular those linked to double degrees, the sharing of information and the encouragement of partnerships of mutual interest between higher education institutions and the development of links between institutions and companies.
History
CIDD was created in 2000 by a group of higher education institutions as a non-profit organization in order to adopt and promote the Double Degree concept within the Business school community.
Double Degree Concept
A double-degree program is a specific study path established between two universities, usually located in two different countries, which allows a student to earn two official degrees upon completion of the program, as long as the specific requirements set for the program are met. Double-degree programs can be found at undergraduate, at postgraduate level, or can be articulated in such a way as to offer the opportunity to earn both an undergraduate and a postgraduate degree at the end of the study path.
Double degrees are considered to provide graduates with a competitive advantage on the labour market and to allow greater work mobility across countries, making it easier for employers to compare national qualitifications.
Career Centre :
In case you wish to advertise a new faculty position or to send out an invitation for a short-term teaching assignment within your institution, please feel free to send your proposal to CIDDassistant@gmail.com so that your announcement be placed in the member zone career centre.
Contact us
General contact:
CIDDassistant@gmail.com
Governance
CIDD Board Members
President: Ms. Jana Blštáková (Bratislava University of Economics and Business, Bratislava, Slovakia)
Vice-President: Ms. Galina Zilgalve (RISEBA University of Applied Sciences, Riga, Latvia)
Secretary-General: Mr. Adrian Calcaneo (Mondragón México, Querétaro, México)
Treasurer: Ms. Ludmila Štěrbová (Prague University of Economics and Business, Prague, Czechia)
Member: Ms. Angélique Le Guillou (The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Hague, Netherlands)
Member: Ms. Katarina Procházková ((Bratislava University of Economics and Business, Bratislava, Slovakia)
Administrative Support: Ms. Anni Suutari (Haaga-Helia University of Applied Sciences, Helsinki, Finland)