A Memorandum of Cooperation with the aim of undertaking joint initiatives to support the development of entrepreneurship and to strengthen research and the connection of OPA graduates with the labor market, was signed by the Athens University of Economics and Business (OPA) and Grant Thornton.
The memorandum
Based on the Memorandum, the two parties have agreed to undertake a series of initiatives in a wide range of sectors which include, but are not limited to:
· Upgrading skills
· Digital transformation
· The Interconnection with innovation
· The Interconnection with Businesses
· The connection with research
· The Applied Doctoral Research
· The connection with the labor market
· The know-how
· Athens University of Economics and Business News
· Events-Conferences-Activities of Social Responsibility & Offer
On the occasion of the Memorandum of Cooperation, the two parties will immediately proceed to undertake joint actions concerning the Internship of OPA students and assistance in Social Responsibility and Offer actions, with a central pillar supporting the studies of students with financial difficulties arising from critical regions.
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