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What is the role of the different teaching centres that belong to the consortium?

One of the centres is the course coordinator. However, this centre does not necessarily have to play a predominant role in the teaching of the course. All the participating universities must play an active and clearly defined role within the consortium. The three centres must be willing to act as a host centre, that is, to provide at least 30% of the credits required to complete the master's degree.

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