Conference Presentations
2013
Going Global 2013, 4-6 March, Dubai
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Going Global 2013
Pre-conference seminar, 4 March 2013
The Impact of Education Hubs and International Branch Campuses: Dubai in comparative context
The Impact of Education Hubs and International Branch Campuses - Ashwin Assomull, Partner, Parthenon Group, Mumbai, India
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Online and open-access learning in higher education: MOOCs, new pedagogies and business models
5 February 2013, Senate House, London
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Presentations in order of appearance:
Welcome and Overview
Professor Sir Adrian Smith, Vice-Chancellor, University of London
Tim Gore OBE, Director of Global Networks and Communities, University of London International Programmes
Dr William Lawton, Director, Observatory on Borderless Higher Education
Session 1 – The Online Revolution: Innovating and adapting
Teaching as a Design Science: Tools to support an evidence-based professional culture - Professor Diana Laurillard, Professor of Learning with Digital Technologies, Institute of Education, University of London
Session 2 - Global Innovators
Education and IT: Game changers - Dr Diana Oblinger, President and CEO, EDUCAUSE, Washington
3a – New businesses and technologies: Impacts and perceptions
Winners and losers in On-line open enducation: Who is it good for? - Professor Josie Taylor, Professor of Learning Technology and Director of the Institute of Educational Technology, The Open University
2012
2012 Global Forum, Kuala Lumpur
New Players and New Directions:
The Challenges of International Branch Campus Management
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Presentations in PDF, in order of appearance (click names for bios)
Session 1 - Welcome and opening keynote
Welcome Speech
Hou Kok Chung, Deputy Minister of Higher Education, Government of Malaysia
Session 2 - The Observatory's IBC report: Summary of findings
William Lawton, Director of the Observatory
Alex Katsomitros, Research Analyst
Session 3 - TNE in Asia: Challenges and opportunities
'Transnational education in Asia: Opportunities and challenges' (link to video) and in PDF
Karan Khemka, Partner and Head of Emerging Markets Education Practice, The Parthenon Group, Mumbai
Session 4 - Setting up and operating IBCs: Values and benefits
'Setting up overseas campuses: Important considerations before you start'
Raj Gill, PVC; Regional Director, Middle East, Africa and Pakistan, Middlesex University, Dubai
'Is small really beautiful? The place and value of "niche" campuses in today's international HE landscape'
Michael Worton, Vice-Provost International, University College London
'The 4 Bs of IBCs: Benefits - Big, Bold and Beautiful'
Robert Coelen, Vice-President International, Stenden University, Netherlands
Session 5a - The student experience at international branch campuses
'The branch campus student experience: Internationalised learning or transplanted teaching?'
Margaret Mazzolini, Pro Vice-Chancellor Learning & Teaching, Victoria University, Melbourne
'The student experience across campuses: The reality of the rhetoric'
Christine Ennew, Pro Vice-Chancellor Internationalisation & Europe, University of Nottingham
'Raising the bar - Examples of excellence in student experience'
Guy Perring, Director, South East Asia, i-graduate, Kuala Lumpur
Session 5b - Managing IBCs: A question of staffing
'Challenges in staffing an IBC: SUNY Buffalo's programmes at the Singapore Institute of Management'
John Wood's presentation Kevin McKelvey's presentation
John J Wood, Senior Associate Vice-Provost for International Education, University at Buffalo, SUNY
Kevin McKelvey, Resident Director, University at Buffalo - Singapore Institute of Management
'Recognising and rewarding leadership roles in transnational education'
Beena Giridharan, Dean of Teaching & Learning, Curtin Sarawak, Malaysia
Session 6 - Developing a global network: Approaches to managing risk and reputation
‘Internationalizing a branch campus: Positive and negative consequences’
Alan Brender, Associate Dean, Lakeland College Japan, Tokyo
'If you build it, will they come? Challenges in transforming ideas into a global network'
Duleep Deosthale, Vice-President, Manipal Global Education; Professor and Dean, Manipal International University, Kelana Jaya Petaling Jaya, Malaysia
'Reputation in a risky world'
Tim Gore, Director, Global Networks and Communities, University of London International Programmes
Session 7 - What do governments want with IBCs?
'Malaysia's expectations'
Siti Hamisah Tapsir, Deputy Director-General, Ministry of Higher Education, Government of Malaysia
'The German approach to cross-border education: German partnership model - German backed universities - Branch campuses'
Beate Schindler-Kovats, Director of Division, Higher Education Projects Abroad, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), Bonn
'EPFL's graduate research centre in Ras Al Kaimah'
Franco Vigliotti, Dean, EPFL Middle East, Ras Al Khaimah, UAE
Session 8a - Models for developing and sustaining IBCs: Challenges and strategies
'Learnings from the past five years'
Carolyn Byrne, Dean and CEO, University of Calgary - Qatar, Doha
Lois Thornton, Interim Associate Dean, Academic, University of Calgary-Qatar
'Developing research capacity in a new university in Uzbekistan'
Abdumalik Djumanov, Rector, Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT)
'Higher education systems in a global environment: A framework for TNE models'
Alan P France, First Deputy Rector (Academic), Westminster International University in Tashkent (WIUT)
Session 8b - Managing IBCs: A question of quality
'Managing IBCs: A question of quality - A NUMed perspective'
Philip Bradley, Dean of Academic Studies, Newcastle University Medicine (NUMed) Malaysia
'A new approach to quality assurance of IBCs in Dubai: The new UQAIB Board'
Martin Carroll, Pro Vice-Chancellor Academic, Charles Darwin University, Australia; Member, Universities Quality Assurance International Board, Dubai
'Managing quality and standards at a branch campus'
Bob Craik, CEO Designate, Heriot-Watt University Malaysia Campus, Putrajaya
Session 9 - Education hubs: From concept to execution
'Dubai International Academic City: Successes, challenges and future direction of an education hub in the Middle East'
Ayoub Kazim, Managing Director, TECOM Investments - Education Cluster, Dubai
Leigh Ann Khosla, Director of Business Development, TECOM Investments - Education Cluster, Dubai
'Singapore's global schoolhouse strategy: The first ten years'
Peter Waring, Associate Professor and Deputy CEO, University of Newcastle Singapore
Vicky Drewe, Academic Registrar, University of Newcastle Singapore
Session 10 - Closing keynote address
'Levelling the playing field'
Dzulkifli Abdul Razak, Vice-Chancellor, Albukhary International University, Malaysia
2011
Adapting to Disruptive Times: Emerging Models for HE Provision
Presentations (via YouTube) in order of appearance
Disruption and uncertainty in different sectors: Reasons for despondency and stagnation, or optimism and innovation? - Ken Sloan, Director for Universities & HE, Serco
Strategic approaches for turbulent times - Dr Malcolm Read, Executive Secretary of JISC
Emergent strategies for adaptation I. - Prof Geoffrey Crossick
Emergent strategies for adaptation II. - Professor Malcolm Gillies, Vice-Chancellor, London Metropolitan University
The public sector: New models for provision - Tim Gore OBE, Director Global Networks and Communities, University of London International Programmes
The private sector: New models of provision - Roxanne Stockwell, Managing Director for Higher Education, Pearson Education
The Edge Hotel School and beyond - Alan Jenkins, Vice President, Kaplan Europe
Panel: Concluding thoughts and going forward - Chair: Will Archer, CEO i-graduate
Panelists: Prof Aldwyn Cooper, Chief Executive and Principal, Regent's College; Eva Egron-Polak, Secretary General, International Association of Universities; Prof Jonathan Kydd, Dean, University of London International Programmes; Ken Sloan, Director for Universities & HE, Serco
Adapting to disruptive times - Vox pops
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Presentations in PDF, by Surname A-Z
Everest, Kelvin - University of Liverpool - Online Delivery: The Liverpool-Laureate Model
Gore, Tim - University of London International Programmes - Models of transnational education
Jenkins, Alan - Kaplan Europe - EDGE Hotel School and beyond
Read, Malcolm - JISC - Strategic Approaches for Turbulent Times
2011 Global Forum: Leveling the International Playing Field, Vancouver
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Presentations in PDF, by Surname A-Z
Bjarnason, Svava - IFC - Private Capital & Higher Education: Roles, Outcomes and Possibilities
Deosthale, Duleep - Manipal Education - Not a Zero-Sum Game? Private Provision & the Public Good
Dobson, Gretchen - Tufts University - Entrepreneurial Networks: Adding Value, Affinity and Support
Eley, Winnie - Hong Kong Polytechnic University - Hong Kong PolyU in PRC
Garrett, Richard - Eduventures - U.S. For-Profit Higher EducationEvolution, Growth, Tension
Gore, Tim - University of London - Entrepreneurial Higher Education in a Global Context?
Said, Hassan - Taylor's University - Private Higher Education in Malaysia: The Learning Curve
Smith, Burck - Straighterline - The Great Unbundling: Risks and Opportunities
Taulats, Maria - Open University of Catalonia - The University of the Knowledge Society
Uvalic-Trumbic, Stamenka - UNESCO - The For-Profit Sector: Credibility and Transparency
Worton, Michael - University College London - Perspectives From a New Member of Education City
2010
'The Leadership Enigma: Myths and Realities of University Internationalism Strategy', "Ethics and Values in Higher Education in the Era of Globalisation: What Role for the Disciplines?" IAU International Conference, Vilnius, LITHUANIA, June 2010
'Global Connections –Local Impacts: Trends in Cross-Border and International Higher Education', 2010 UCEA Annual Conference: Global Associates International Symposium, San Francisco, USA, April 2010
'International Branch Campuses: Motivations, Opportunities & Challenges', British Council: Going Global 4, London, ENGLAND, March 2010
'Back to the Future: Sustaining the UK's Leadership Role in International Higher Education', Emap Education’s Recruiting and Supporting International Students Forum, London, ENGLAND, January 2010
2008/2009
'Global Connections -- Local Impacts: Transforming Cross-Border Higher Education and Open and Distance Learning Partnerships', 5th International Conference in Open and Distance Learning, Athens, GREECE, November 2009
'Camelot, Calamity, or Collaboration: The Road Ahead for TNE', 2009 International Education Association of Australia (IEAA), Sydney, AUSTRALIA, October 2009
'Camelot, Calamity or Catch 22: Global Higher Education Myths and Realities', 2009 Quatity Assurance Agency Annual Subscribers' Meeting, Belfast, NORTHERN IRELAND, June 2009
'Off-shore Campuses and Programmes: A Mainstream Activity for Europe's Universities?' 5th European University Association Convention for Higher Education Institutions, Prague, CZECH REPUBLIC, March 2009
'Global Connections, Local Impacts: Opportunities and Challenges for Cross-Border Open and Distance Learning', Global Forum on Open and Distance Education, Shanghai, CHINA, October 2008
'The Challenges and Perspectives of Borderless Higher Education', 2008 International Council for Open and Distance Education (ICDE) Standing Conference of Presidents (SCOP), Shanghai, CHINA, October 2008
'Did you know...The Myths and Realities of Global Higher Education', 2008 Annual Conference, The Council of Validating Universities, Durham, ENGLAND, September 2008
'Backto the Future: New Horizons for Global Universities and Borderless Higher Education', 2008 Association of University Administrators (AUA) Conference, York, ENGLAND, March/April 2008
'Managing International Partnerships', The Guardian 2008 Higher Education Summit on 'The Business of Higher Education', London, ENGLAND, February 2008
2006/2007
'Internationalisation in Higher Education', Russell Group Presentation, London, ENGLAND, January 2007
'The International Branch Campus - Models and Trends', British Council Conference 'Going Global', Edinburgh, SCOTLAND, December 2006
'Global Trends in Transnational Higher Education', Deutscher Akademischer Austausch Dienst (DAAD) Conference, Berlin, GERMANY, November 2006
'Values and Ethics: The Borderless Perspective', Institutional Management in higher Eductaion (IMHE)/Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) Conference, Paris, FRANCE, September 2006
'Emerging Trends in Cross-Border Higher Education for Capacity Development', World Bank Presentation, September 2006


