Going Global 2012 | Internationalising Higher Education

Conference name

Going Global 2012

13 March 2012

09:00 Pre-conference

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Pre-conference session: Vietnam - land of opportunities
09:30 Pre-conference

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Pre-conference session: China - Goldmine or landmine?
09:30 Pre-conference

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Pre-conference session: UK-India Forum: Fostering research cooperation to build capacity
14:00 Plenary

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GG2012 Opening addresses
14:20 Plenary

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1 Education: connecting the future world
15:45 Plenary

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2 Reinventing the education provider
19:00 Plenary

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GG2012 Opening Reception: Royal Courts of Justice

14 March 2012

09:00 Parallel

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3.1 Universities, community engagement and widening participation
09:00 Parallel

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3.2 Best practices for best results: using TOEFL® iBT test scores for admission decisions (sponsored session)
09:00 Parallel

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3.3 Collaborative reach in partnerships that build capacity for higher education
09:00 Parallel

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3.4 Reshaping education in Eastern Europe and Central Asia
09:00 Parallel

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3.5 Global problems: what universities should do
09:00 Parallel

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3.6 Key issues in English as a global language
11:00 Parallel

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4.1 Rethinking internationalisation - who benefits and who is a risk? The debate.
11:00 Parallel

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4.2 New futures from troubled pasts: achieving radical change at pace
11:00 Parallel

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4.3 What is the point of post-compulsory education?
11:00 Parallel

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4.4 The role of the university in the 21st century
12:15 Parallel

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5.1 Developing leadership capacity in Afghanistan - special interest lunch
12:45 Parallel, Poster

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5.P Posters question and answer session
12:45 Poster

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5.PA10 Structuring for learner success through specialisation, assessment, and action
12:45 Poster

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5.PA11 The confucius factor: visions for international language learning and cultural exchange
12:45 Poster

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5.PA12 The 'Ideal Caribbean Citizen' and higher education development within the Caribbean educational policy space.
12:45 Poster

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5.PA13 Widening participation in the UK and US: finding the keys to student growth in STEM fields
12:45 Poster

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5.PA14 Writing difference
12:45 Poster

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5.PA2 Aggies go global: globalising students through practical international opportunities
12:45 Poster

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5.PA4 Canada: an example of an international-focused hybridised education approach
12:45 Poster

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5.PA5 Emerging educational models: success and controversy
12:45 Poster

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5.PA7 COIL builds bridges between international classrooms - globally networked learning at SUNY
12:45 Poster

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5.PA8 Partnerships for innovation and developing a skilled workforce
12:45 Poster

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5.PA9 Private-public partnerships: the secrets to a successful global network
12:45 Poster

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5.PEA10 The challenges of going global - a case study from Vietnam
12:45 Poster

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5.PEA11 Universitas 21 joint PhD programme: steps toward creating global citizens
12:45 Poster

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5.PEA13 What nursing knowledge and skills are required for global nursing?
12:45 Poster

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5.PEA2 Being an international student in Japan – similarities and differences with the UK
12:45 Poster

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5.PEA3 Equity in private higher education: international perspectives
12:45 Poster

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5.PEA4 From school-based to partnership: TVET in China yesterday, today and tomorrow
12:45 Poster

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5.PEA5 Global diligence…or global disaster?
12:45 Poster

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5.PEA6 Macau as a model of higher education internationalisation
12:45 Poster

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5.PEA7 Teaching intercultural competence to Japanese students
12:45 Poster

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5.PEU1 4-excellence: IT system for theses
12:45 Poster

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5.PEU10 The youngest Italian university that thinks glocal
12:45 Poster

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5.PEU11 Preparing professional nurses for global healthcare: a case study
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PEU3 Education and training for tomorrow’s Europe (11.TEU4)
12:45 Poster

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5.PEU4 Employability effects from international internship and field studies
12:45 Poster

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5.PEU5 Global self-marketing via ePortfolio- evaluation of formal and in-formal learning
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PEU6 / 11.TEU5 Going glocal: stimulating global citizenship in a liberal arts and science setting
12:45 Poster

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5.PEU7 Opening universities to non-traditional students by innovative online formats
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PEU8 Public engagement in universities of the future (11.TEU3)
12:45 Poster

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5.PEU9 The future world - reconnecting people of the world
12:45 Poster

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5.PG1 A unique approach to business education - the One Planet MBA
12:45 Poster

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5.PG10 Transforming ourselves through sustained community engagement: the philosophy and practice of GCU’s Caledonian Club
12:45 Poster

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5.PG2 An e-publishing platform for flexible learning
12:45 Poster

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5.PG3 Boldly go where no one has gone before
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PG4 / 11.TG6 Global citizenship: a comparative analysis of national education policies
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PG6 / 11.TG2 Innovation in evolving times – mega-trends, risk and reward
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PG7 Meeting the challenge of global STEM education (11.TG7)
12:45 Poster

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5.PG8 Preparing tomorrow's global citizens for employment in a fairer world
12:45 Poster

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5.PG9 Worldwide Universities Network: making connections through mobility
12:45 Poster

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5.PSA1 Creating shared value: moving beyond trade off
12:45 Poster

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5.PSA2 Enhancing the mobility of students from UK to India
12:45 Poster

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5.PSA4 Has Pearl won in its journey in global design education?
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PSA5 Reconnecting institutions in higher education development partnerships (11.TSS2)
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS1 Advancing educational delivery in the 21st century: widening participation In OECD and the South
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS10 Promoting employment-relevant internationalisation of peace, conflict and development studies in the African Great Lakes region
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS12 Sustaining higher education institutions of 21st century: resource management-oriented perspectives
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS13 Challenges of teaching and research in Eastern Africa universities: towards a paradigm shift
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS2 Africa’s higher education infrastructure in the 21st century
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS3 Challenges in educational partnerships and promoting internationalisation in Africa: reaching beyond traditional boundaries
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS4 Developing capacity in the WASH sector
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PSS5 From prejudice to prestige: vocational education and training in Ghana (11.TSS1)
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS6 From vision to reality of inclusive education for deaf Nigerians: the case of tertiary education
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS7 Future world dilemma; individual freedom, national interest and higher education
12:45 Poster

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5.PSS8 Measuring success in higher education: who are the winners?
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK1 Connecting the disconnected: making higher education access a global issue
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK10 Open educational resources: collaborating globally on curriculum design
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK11 Reaching out beyond disciplines and geographical boundaries: An innovative interdisciplinary approach to undergraduate teaching about international development
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK12 Role of three-dimensional virtual environments in the globalisation of science education
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK13 Shared paramedic learning across the UK and Gibraltar: Wimba Live Classroom
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK14 The future of learning
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK15 Vanishing boundaries: connecting virtually with students to deliver educational programmes
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK16 Ready2Research – Using OERs to prepare international students for research degrees in the UK
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK17 Global visions: the new economy of experience in HE internationalisation.
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK18 Tradition, innovation and the joint endeavour in cross-cultural teacher development
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK2 Connecting the non-traditional learner within non-traditional learning
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK3 Delivering masters globally: supported MSc in Medicinal Chemistry online
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK4 Developing ‘the global researcher': what role for institutions?
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK5 Educating for global citizenship: pedagogy and student learning outcomes
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK6 Global futures: disciplinary approaches at the University of Sheffield
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK7 Making experience count – recognising learning across boundaries
12:45 Poster

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5.PUK8 Open Educational Resources – the trickle becomes a torrent
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PUK9 Open educational resources for the terrified (11.TUK5)
12:45 Poster

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5.PWE1 Development of modern educational complex on the subject of physics
12:45 Poster

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5.PWE2 Factors impeding internationalisation of Higher Education
12:45 Poster, Talking head

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5.PWE3 Going agile - agile methodologies in global citizens’ education (11.TWE1)
12:45 Poster

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5.PWE5 New guidelines of Kazakhstan education in the global world
12:45 Poster

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5.PWE6 Enhancing language-based area studies through British-Kazakh academic partnership
13:30 Parallel

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6.1 India's Excellence Initiative: the role of global partnerships in research and innovation
13:30 Parallel

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6.2 What makes industry invest in education?
13:30 Parallel

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6.3 Examining the future of transnational education
13:30 Parallel

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6.4 A degree of value?
13:30 Parallel

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6.5 Great expectations: delivering internationally relevant domestic strategies through capacity, co-operation, collaboration and consultation
13:30 Parallel

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6.6 Why are global graduates needed?
15:15 Parallel

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7.1 The future of China’s education market: more open or more strictly controlled?
15:15 Parallel

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7.2 From niche to global trend: how collaborative degree programmes change the dynamics of HE internationalisation
15:15 Parallel

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7.3 Do networks work? A critical discussion of internationalisation through partner networks
15:15 Parallel

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7.4 India's global skills race
15:15 Parallel

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7.5 The Middle East - a centre of international research. Dream or reality?
16:45 Parallel

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8.1 Bridging the divide: visions of education futures through technology
16:45 Parallel

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8.2 The road to academic excellence: building successful research universities in a competitive and globalised world
16:45 World cafe

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8.3 Transnational education: what is the real impact on institutions and host countries?
18:00 Plenary

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GG2012 Exhibition Reception

15 March 2012

09:00 Parallel

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9.1 Global higher education in the media: spin or reality?
09:00 World cafe

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9.2 Student central: putting students at the heart of international partnerships
09:00 Parallel

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9.3 Win-win: empowering women as leaders in higher education
09:00 Parallel

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9.4 Transnational education: assuring the student experience (IELTS sponsored session)
09:00 Parallel

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9.5 The currency of truth: a critical role for the academic community?
09:00 Parallel

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9.6 Developing skills for prosperity in the Arab Spring countries
11:00 Parallel

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10.1 The emerging knowledge economies and building winning formulas for higher education
11:00 World cafe

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10.2 Institutions of the future – a technology world cafe
11:00 Parallel

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10.3 Internationalising higher education in Africa: funding versus impact?
11:00 Parallel

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10.4 Europe goes global
11:00 Parallel

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10.5 'Made in China' or 'Created in China'
11:00 Parallel

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10.6 Pathways to the future: Camelot, calamity and some common 'cents' perspectives for going global
12:45 Parallel, Talking head

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11 Talking Heads question and answer session
12:45 Talking head

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11.TA2 Collective Body; connecting you now! A creative photography collaboration
12:45 Talking head

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11.TA4 How disruptive innovation is reshaping the higher education value chain
12:45 Talking head

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11.TA5 The university faculty: head of the class for global education
12:45 Talking head

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11.TEA1 Establishing a sustainable education system in Taiwan: globalisation and innovation
12:45 Talking head

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11.TEA3 The global ethical challenges
12:45 Talking head

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11.TEU1 The European Higher Education Area - a connected world?
12:45 Talking head

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11.TEU2 Listening to children – it’s their future
12:45 Talking head

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11.TEU6 Becoming global without leaving home: an institutional approach
12:45 Talking head

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11.TG1 Reputation rankings: the elite global university super-brands revealed
12:45 Talking head

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11.TG3 From smart and corporate to urban and edgy: global explorers in turbulent environments
12:45 Talking head

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11.TG5 Research excellence? Results from the largest survey of academic opinion
12:45 Talking head

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11.TSA1 Connecting across cultures, regions, class, gender, caste: an Indian model
12:45 Talking head

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11.TUK1 Developing globally literate citizens for the future
12:45 Talking head

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11.TUK2 Educating for excellence: the Glasgow Caledonian University international experience
12:45 Talking head

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11.TWE2 Fostering innovation: Super-industrial technologies and multidisciplinary research at St Petersburg State Polytechnic University
13:30 Parallel

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12.1 The shape of things to come: global trends and emerging opportunities to 2022
13:30 Parallel

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12.2 The pearl of the Indian Ocean is shining again
13:30 Parallel

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12.3 International collaboration: is sustainability just a fallacy?
13:30 Parallel

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12.4 Ethics and geopolitics in HE internationalisation
13:30 Parallel

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12.5 Student debate - is internationalisation a threat to university education?
13:30 Parallel

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12.6 The rise of Latin American economies: demands, risks and opportunities for universities?
15:15 Parallel

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13.1 Rethinking internationalisation - who benefits and who is at risk? Responding to big questions.
15:15 World cafe

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13.2 The changing face of higher education in Africa – a world café session
15:15 Parallel

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13.3 Global graduate employability: rhetoric or reality?
15:15 Parallel

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13.4 And the winner is...
15:15 Parallel

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13.5 Three’s a crowd: winners and losers of multilateral partnerships
16:45 Plenary

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14 Lasting impressions