The following activities will be implemented:

Writing a brief memorandum: on the issues, objectives and project outcomes.
This memorandum is addressed to the EU consortium and  policy makers (rectors, Council of Rectors, Ministry of Education).

Establishment of an EU-MD Prospective Commission charged with developing proposals for the development of training, introducing e-learning per subject for the main courses of study, depending on the levels, the presence / absence of working students. (Training in Applied Sciences, Economics and Management).

• The Commission will make proposals under various assumptions: importance of the percentage on face-to-face / distance to the current structure; forecast a temporary performance (timing, completion requirements).
• Proposals will be submitted for review and corrections to the University Senates. A summary report will be prepared by the Prospective Commission.

The approval of the Council of Rectors regarding the proposals made by the Prospective Commission:
The summary report of the Prospective Commission amended by the University Senates will be presented to the Council of Rectors (CR) for approval. If the notice is positive, a note will be drafted by the Council of Rectors and forwarded to the Ministry of Education for the introduction of online courses.

Regional Seminar "Challenge for Higher Education in the use of e-learning in an evolving society": A preparatory committee for the MD-EU symposium will be established and a program will be proposed. Speakers from and outside the consortium will be invited (week 31). Debates will be provided as part of the symposium.