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Seminars


Seminar 3 Global ranking of universities

Sessions



1.01 Tuning project: universities’ contribution to the Bologna process
1.03 Update on ERASMUS Mundus
1.03 Update on ERASMUS Mundus
1.05 Update on joint Masters
1.07 ECTS and DS update
1.08 Update on TEMPUS
2.01 Bologna process – strategies US institutions are using to adapt to the changes
2.02 Electronic resources in evaluation: exploring further
2.02 Unravelling a Babylonian mystery: Authentication, legalisation, certification
2.05 The scheme behind numbers: digital exchange of student data
3.05 The European Higher Education Area in a Global Context: The ‘External Dimension’ priorities of the Bologna Process.
3.03 Lisbon and London: Trends V outcomes and priorities for higher education institutions
4.01 Scholars at risk: Exploring European/developing country partnerships for defending threatened education professionals
3.05 Is your institution Bologna proof?
3.06 The Bologna process: a positive incentive or an unwelcome threat?
4.01 EDC Opening Event: Opening Session and Meeting ERASMUS Mundus: brain drain or brain gain?
5.01 Creating new avenues for mobility through Dual Degrees
5.02 Teaching in an international classroom: dream or nightmare?
5.04 Internationalisation at Home: the first steps
5.02 Good practice in the care of full degree Master students
5.03 Recruiting study abroad students
5.05 Speed Networking: Swiftly Reaching your Conference Goals
5.06 From Theory to Field Training: how do Business Schools incorporate Social Responsibility initiatives into their curriculum?
5.04 HI Opening Session Quality assurance of practical internships in health education by standardised assessment
5.07 Exchange mobility schemes within your own country: an exciting alternative
5.07 Best practice tools to govern and improve international development initiatives
5.08 Realising the ERASMUS Mundus vision
5.09 Internationalisation of higher education in Asia: experiences and challenges
5.14 An Ascent of a Design Community? Cumulus!
5.15 Preparing health care students for internships in developing countries
5.16 Tuning the Efficiency of International Networks
6.02 Mannheim International Seminar – an innovative programme in international education
6.03 Intercultural training through distance education
6.01 Changing the landscape: European higher Education goes English
6.02 Developing Intercultural Competence: The Intercultural Toolbox
7.01 M&R Opening Event: Opening Session and Meeting What are we like? The international educator’s report
7.02 INTAL Opening Session Utilising networking platforms in international recruiting and alumni networks
7.03 From cross-border education to offshore university foundations in developing countries – influences on circular brain migration
7.04 Getting to know your customers: is Europe really world class?
7.02 The Asian Connection – How to Compete on the Asian Market
7.05 ‘Who do you talk to?’ – do you address all the right people when marketing your institution?
8.01 Summer schools: planning for success
8.02 IRM at home – supporting IaH from the international office
7.06 Europe's demand for international graduate students - recruiting PhD-candidates
8.01 EBS Opening Event: Opening Session and EBS Keynote
8.03 Quality assurance in study abroad advising
8.04 Matching the requirements for soft competencies in business schools
9.01 SAFSA Opening Event: Opening Session and Meeting 20th anniversary of ERASMUS – learn the history and join the celebrations!
9.02 The intercultural classroom
8.04 Quality Management in the Multicultural Language Centre
8.06 Update on Erasmus Intensive programmes
9.04 Mobility beyond the ordinary – universities’ and national agencies’ responsibilities related to disabled students’ mobility
9.05 EU–Russia mobility – time for balance?
9.06 Increasing the impact: facilitating learning outcomes through new models of mobility
9.07 A dive into the language and culture of another country – language preparation for exchange students
8.09 Staff development for Internationalisation at Home
8.10 Quality assurance in internationalisation
9.02 No Kangaroos – So what and why not?
9.10 ‘Culture revisited’ – re-entry programmes for international students
9.03 Disabled - out dated?
9.04 Study Abroad and Employability, OR What do European and U.S. Employers Really Think About Education Abroad?
9.05 How can we overcome the visa obstacle!
10.01 EBS Opening Event: Opening Session and Meeting The business of branding 2007 – a study of perceptions of business school brands
10.02 IRM Opening Event: Opening Session and Meeting European university ranking
9.06 ERASMUS and the windmills of Bologna: or how to increase student mobility in bachelors and masters programmes
9.07 After Mobility - Keeping in touch: Analysis from both Institutional and Student Perspectives’
10.03 MOPILE Opening Event: Opening Session and Meeting Reaching for new shores – the new Lifelong Learning Programme
10.04 IaH Opening Session Internationalisation at home: theory and practice
9.08 Promoting Student Mobility: The experience of the UK Erasmus Student Committee
9.11 ERASMUS student and staff placements: first year experience
10.08 The future of higher education in a globalised world
10.09 IaH: after a training course
10.11 English-taught courses in health professions education: from policy to practice
10.06 The Changing Face of Higher Education in Asia-Pacific.....and what it means for Europe
10.14 When the SAINTs go marching in
10.15 Preparing your institution for global cooperation and competition: a senior executive view
11.01 Higher education reforms in Africa with particular reference to Ethiopia and Morocco
10.09 Re-designing the map of European higher education part 1
10.10 IaH across the world (IaH opening session)
10.14 Associations in the Higher Education System in Flanders (Belgium): a known word with a particular definition
10.15 Re-designing the map of European higher education part 2
10.16 Measuring the Difference - The European Internationalisation Indicators Project

Workshops


workshop 21 Networking to maximise your potential
workshop 22 Quality assurance in student exchange
workshop 18 Understanding the education systems of Iraq and Iran
workshop 9 Reaching new shores – joint and double degree agreements in practice
workshop 5 From quantity to quality in internationalisation
workshop 27 Market research: what is it, why should you want it

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