The project grants 10 scholarships to 10 Italian and Slovenian students who will participate in the second edition of the International Masters Course in Planning and managing cooperation and training activities for Central-Eastern Europe and the Balkans, organised by the University of Trieste in cooperation with the University of Padua and the Friuli Venezia Giulia branch of the Jacques Maritain International Institute. The Course aims at providing an articulated training to public and private managers engaged, in various ways, in economic, scientific-technological, educational, cultural, humanitarian cooperation in Central and South- Eastern Europe. The course, also consisting of an internship period, sees the participation of intergovernmental bodies, professional associations, business consortia, development agencies and public and private cultural institutions networks. The course is divided in two phases. The first is focused on didactic activities, while the second on a 500-hour internship, aimed at developing specific skills to be acquired on the ground. Activities include a selection to be performed through an interview and tests aimed at assessing the level of education to evaluate the abilities, specific interests and linguistic skills of the applicants and, after the didactic phase, an assessment of the results. The project aims at fostering cross-border mobility among students and teachers in the area, by improving cooperation and integration between the educational systems thanks to greater mutual knowledge.