INORMS 2025 Post-Congress Study Tour of Spain

INORMS 2025 Post-Congress Study Tour of Spain

INORMS 2025 Post-Congress Study Tour of Spain

How to overcome barriers and face challenges while embracing global change and sustainability

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Event date: May 8 - 15, 2025

Locations: Madrid, Granada, Barcelona

Deadline to Sign up: December 19, 2024


 

Registration process

Before registering on the EARMA registration page, each participant needs to sign up for the Expression of Interest to Participate Survey. Based on this, the content team will review all applications, and choose participants to make a compatible and balanced group. Filling in the expression of interest form does not guarantee a place on the tour.

Each person who signed up will be notified about their selection status by end of December 2024. If chosen, you'll receive further instructions and a registration link.

When signing up, please block book the event dates as if you will be participating until we notify you with the final confirmation in December. This will help us ensure a smooth and well-coordinated process for registration.

 

Post-congress sudy tour of Spain

In conjunction with the INORMS Congress Madrid 2025 on May 6 - 8, 2025, EARMA has arranged a post-congress study tour to outstanding research institutions of Spain.

Participants of the INORMS Congress are invited to join the study tour for a unique opportunity to meet and share knowledge between international and Spanish colleagues.

 

About the Study Tour

The theme of the tour is The future of the RMA profession: how to overcome barriers and face challenges while embracing global change and sustainability. The purpose will be to meet, through partnering events and site visits, with RMA communities from different Spanish universities, research performing organisations (RPOs) and relevant stakeholders to discuss the future of the RMA profession, get a better understanding of the RMA context in a southern European country and plan joint ventures among participants. With this tour, we strive to connect the institutions in Spain and make a space for knowledge sharing that will contribute towards cross-border partnerships. We are especially proud of the route, which will be environmentally sustainable, as participants will travel between cities by train.

This will add value to your participation in the INORMS Congress and strengthen your networking with colleagues in Spanish institutions, expand existing collaborations, and laying the foundations for new friendships. It will enhance the legacy of INORMS 2025 and will give you a better understanding of the southern European research and innovation ecosystem.

 

Participants           

The tour will consist of a minimum of ten and a maximum of eighteen delegates, plus the organisers. We aim to secure broad professional and international participation with representation from as many countries and institutions as possible. The group will be assembled to meet those requirements.

 

Study Tour preliminary programme May 8 - 15, 2024

  City 

  Day 

  Preliminary Program 

 

   Madrid

 Thursday, May 8

 Friday, May 9

 Saturday, May 10

 Welcome dinner

 Networking 1

 Scientific visit 1

   Granada

 Monday, May 12

 Tuesday, May 13

 Scientific visit 2

 Networking 2

 

 

   Barcelona

 Wednesday, May 14

 

 

 Thursday, May 15

 Institutional visit 1 

 Scientific visit and Networking 3

 

 Scientific visit 4

 Group recap meeting

 

Practical information                        

Registration fee: €2,450 + VAT

• The registration fee includes: accommodation from May 8 - 15, transportation during the site visits, transportation between the cities, breakfasts, and a welcome dinner on Thursday, May 8.

• Participants will cover their own cost for transport to and from Spain. Our starting point will be the INORMS Congress in Madrid and the last point will be Barcelona. Dinners (apart from the welcome dinner) are not included. Lunches will be provided when and if possible by the visiting institutions.

• Participants are responsible for meeting any visa requirements and insurance. 

 

Planning Committee

Local Organiser: Olga Roig, Head of International projects, CREAF.

EARMA Organiser: Sara Vrban, Events & Membership Officer, EARMA.

Adviser: Jan Andersen, Senior executive advisor, University of Southern Denmark, EARMA and DARMA.

Adviser: Johanna Roodt, Head of Events & Member Engagement & Annual Conference Project Manager, EARMA.

 

Any queries?

For more information, please contact Sara at sara.vrban@earma.org.