The Erasmus Mundus IM "Global Markets, Local Creativities" is taught by a Consortium of 7 world class universities located in 7 global & creative hub cities.
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ALT a white-blue gradient background with the GLOCAL logo and partner logos (University of Glasgow; Kyoto University; University of Barcelona; Universidad de Los Andes School of Management; Erasmus University Rotterdam; Uppsala Universitet; and Georg-August University Goettingen) running along the top. Directly below this is a cityscape vector graphic combining elements of all partner cities. Text underneath this then reads 'Erasmus Mundus Scholarship Funding Secured for 2025-2030'. Underneath this is a combined graphic featuring real-life images of iconic buildings from each of the seven partners, in the centre is Barcelona's Arc de Triomf which in its arch contains the GLOCAL logo. There are also additional graphics of party hats and confetti. Finally, faded into the background in small text is the names of each of the partner cities
ALT Glasgow's International Financial Services District.
ALT The new JPMorganChase building in Argyle Street, Glasgow.
ALT Glasgow's media quarter.
ALT The Barclays campus in Glasgow.
ALT 'S E SEACHDAIN NA GÀIDHLIG A TH'ANN! SEACHDAIN NA GÀIDHLIG WORLD GAELIC WEEK IT'S WORLD GAELIC WEEK!
ALT backdrop of Scottish mountains and lochs with text on grey background: 'S e Seachdain na Gaidhlig a th'ann! Is i a chiad seachdain oifigeil gus canan is cultar a chomharrachadh air feadh na h-Alba. Tha sinn an dòchas gun ionnsaich sibh beagan Gàidhlig! Barrachd fhiosrachaidh aig seachdainnagaidhlig.scot It's World Gaelic Week! This is the first official nationwide language and culture week to be held in Scotland. Today is 'say a Gaelic phrase day' - maybe you can learn a little! Find out more at seachdainnagaidhlig.scot
ALT WHAT IS SCOTTISH GAELIC? Scottish Gaelic is one of three indigenous languages of Scotland, alongside Scots and English. It developed as a distinct language in the 13th Century and was spoken widely until being suppressed during the Highland Clearances in the late 18th Century - about 60k Scots still speak Gaelic today. There is a rich history of heritage, music and folklore surrounding Gaelic and it can be heard today at ceilidhs (traditional dances), which you should definitely look to attend during your time in Scotland! You'll find some common phrases on the next slide, but you can also request a translation in the comments!
![Slainte mhath! (Slaaaaaaan-chih [as in chair] vah) Good health / cheers Is mise... (Is mih-shih...) I'm / My name is...](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GG8TZ8BWMAAmZCR.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Slainte mhath! (Slaaaaaaan-chih [as in chair] vah) Good health / cheers Is mise... (Is mih-shih...) I'm / My name is...
![Ciamar a tha thu? (Kimar uh haaa oo?) How are you? Mòran thing (Mow-ran tah-eenk) Many thanks Tha gaol agam ort! (Ha goool ah-kum orshch [ch like chair] ) I love you](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GG8TawiXYAA102T.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Ciamar a tha thu? (Kimar uh haaa oo?) How are you? Mòran thing (Mow-ran tah-eenk) Many thanks Tha gaol agam ort! (Ha goool ah-kum orshch [ch like chair] ) I love you
![Mairidh gaol agus ceòl (Marry goool agus kyaaall) Love and music will endure Cho sgìth ris a' chù (Choh [ch as loch] ski rish uh chooo [ch as loch] ) As tired as a dog / knackered O mo chreach! (0 mow chre-ach [as in loch] ) Oh no!](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/GG8TawkXEAEHl0L.jpg?name=orig)
ALT Mairidh gaol agus ceòl (Marry goool agus kyaaall) Love and music will endure Cho sgìth ris a' chù (Choh [ch as loch] ski rish uh chooo [ch as loch] ) As tired as a dog / knackered O mo chreach! (0 mow chre-ach [as in loch] ) Oh no!
ALT WHAT GAELIC PHRASE WOULD YOU LIKE TO LEARN? Leave a comment and we'll get back to you!
ALT University of Glasgow Gilbert Scott building and Tower lit red from the Snow Bridge, looking towards Kelvingrove Park at night. The red UofG Tower is reflected in the River Kelvin.