Specific target groups for the EUSL-ENERGY project are teachers, students, university faculty, administrators, leadership and legislators, as well as persons already professionally active in the country.
      
      
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Teachers will through this project further enhance their  international profile and will have access to a shareware educational material  where they can interact with other universities. They can expand their  possibilities of giving courses of their own specialty to, through Learnify  & Future Learn platforms, a larger number of international students, and  get a better understanding of practices, policies and systems in education,  training or youth across countries.
         
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Students will with the new material get access to a much broader,  varied and diversified view of the energy sector. They will have the  possibility to work with learners at other universities and to take specific  courses/learning that do not presently/yet exist in Sri Lanka. Through the  innovation & entrepreneurial program perspective they will be better  adapted for the 21st century labour market.
         
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University faculty (especially younger), administrators,  leadership and legislators in Sri Lanka will have opportunity to identify  possibilities for joint programs, identify what kind of obstacles might exist  for larger co-operations on international scale. Their digital teaching skills  will be greatly enhanced.
         
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Active engineers will profit from the locally adapted learning  unites, MOOCs and courses developed jointly through the collaboration between  the universities in the "advanced" and "emerging"  economies.
         
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Professionals in renewable energy sector, Public Utilities  officials and politicians in Sri Lanka will have much easier to a better  knowledge.