Wine Education News: More Articles

This is the second page of our wine education news archive, continuing the same mix of articles: university cooperation stories, regional project histories, conference coverage and training formats across viticulture and oenology.

As on the first page, treat publish dates as a guide to how current each story still is. A piece describing a university's degree structure usually stays accurate longer than one describing a specific conference date or a funded project's current status, since grant-funded academic cooperation projects have fixed start and end dates and stop producing new activity once they close. When a story matters to a decision you're making, such as travel plans around an event or an application deadline, confirm the details directly with the organizing institution rather than relying on the article alone.

Continue browsing from the beginning of the archive on our main news listing, where you'll also find links out to the hub pages covering events, webinars and university profiles in more depth.

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What International Wine Education Projects Leave Behind
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Wine Graduate Career Stories: Learning from Published Accounts
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SASEV: Wine Research, Conferences and Scientific Exchange
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ACE Oenology and Cava Congress: Topics and Participation
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Erasmus+ CBHE in Latin America: Agricultural Education Projects
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Wine Education in Georgia: Telavi, Kakheti and Qvevri
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Academic Mobility in Latin America for Wine and Agriculture

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