National & Kapodistrian University of Athens National & Kapodistrian University of Athens (NKUA) is the oldest (est. 1834) University in Greece. It currently comprises 8 Schools and 33 Faculties with over 100,000 undergraduate and 20,000 graduate students, of which approximately 7,000 are enrolled in PhD progammes.  The teaching and research facilities are located at the University Campus, in the centre of Athens, and the Euripus Campus on the island of Evia. They comprise approximately 200 laboratories, study centres and libraries as well as 60 clinics and 2 medical units at the School of Medicine, where medical services are offered to the public. The telematics centre hosts a unified, high-speed networking environment which offers users both basic and advanced telecommunication services. Facilities also comprise the National Observatory of Athens, the Archaeological Park and 18 museums. The key staff participating in this project belongs to the Energy Systems Laboratory (ESL) and the Energy and Environmental Research Laboratory (E2ReLab), both located at the Euripus Campus on the island of Evia. ESL aims in the advancement of scientific knowledge and education in the field of Power Systems Engineering, Smart Grids, Microgrids, Building Installations and High Voltage Technology.  It has its own teaching and research laboratories as well as a RES Microgrid Laboratory with PV panels, a Wind Turbine, a generator and batteries. ESL specializes in energy systems and ICT technologies, such as modeling, simulation and optimization of renewable (RES) and conventional energy systems, stand-alone or grid-tied, smart energy grids and building installations, energy production optimization and RES penetration, energy efficiency, power quality, testing and control of electromechanical building systems and lighting, electrical installations (LV, MV, HV), gamification, power electronics and applications, power flow, protection, stability and security of electricity grids. It also supports the MSc programme in “Intelligent Management of Renewable Energy Systems” offering, among others, courses in System Modeling and Simulation, System Optimization, Power Systems Analysis, Energy Markets and Standards, Integrated Renewable Energy Systems, Energy Efficiency. E2ReLab was established in 1981 under the title Cooling Provision, Air Conditioning & Alternative Energy Lab. The Lab has been renovated on October 2001 and since then it has shown remarkable progress in research and other technological activities. The basic activities of E2ReLab include Education of Mechanical Engineering courses; provision of services as a technical consultant in companies and other organizations of the private and public sector in the areas of: Renewable Energy Resources (mainly solar and geothermal) and Energy conservation, Heating-Cooling-Air Conditioning, Thermal behavior of materials, Environmental and Energy Technologies, etc.; Research activities in the above areas funded by European or National programs.   Role of the University in this project NKUA is Project partner in the consortium and brings its extensive expertise in the project topic. NKUA is the lead partner of WP3 offering the expertise in new teaching methods end especially in the training of Partner HEIs staff in applying gamification methodology for delivering new VET and BSc courses at Albanian universities and implementing it also through the ENGINE platform. NKUA will be responsible for gamified learning and practice-oriented teaching.  Furthermore, NKUA will contribute to the architecture design of ENGINE On-line platform that will be used in teaching process and will be commonly created by NKUA and UET with the support of all consortium partners. NKUA will participate to all other WPs implementation transferring the knowhow gained through its extensive experience in Erasmus Programmes.