We are now moving on to the last part of this presentation,
let's see what we have left to do, the next steps.
What does OpenEU offer to the university community?
Opportunities for students, training
throughout life, creating level networks.
We have already said, but as a summary, more
opportunities for international mobility,
participating in the OpenEU international community, which
will now be much larger than the one we had at the UNED,
although we are already quite international at the UNED,
and of course, active participation in the Alliance.
There will be, of course, opportunities for academic
staff, for the administration, in addition to students,
also participation in what we want to be the OpenEU, and
gradually, among all, shaping this through our experience,
how we want everything to be, of course,
in conjunction with the other universities.
Opportunities for collaboration in the field of training, research,
innovation and professional growth in an international environment,
because that's what it's all about,
that's why this vice-rectorate is here.
And also, knowledge is universal, as I always say,
and that's where the word "university" comes from.
So, a university without internationalization,
well, it's not achievable, I can't do it.
There will be a week of staff mobility, opportunities
for all kinds of mobility, as we have already said,
in the field of visitation, training and in multilingual spaces.
And the next steps, well, we will do work seminars
on OpenEU, because this is the general presentation,
but we will do it with the different UNED collectives,
we will go through the faculties and schools,
but with more concrete data on what would be
useful for each university, or for each group,
or for the students, or for the associated centres, etc.
That's why we do recommend that, before
attending these other work seminars,
that people watch the video that is
recorded of this general presentation,
so that they already have the main idea.
And, of course, these seminars will create a space
for dialogue among the entire university community
around the potential of the Alliance for
UNED and its members, in a collaborative way.
So, we are all invited to participate in the creation of OpenEU,
and in fact there are already many
people in our community who are working,
as you have seen in the different presentations, which I thank again.