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Participants list for Does size matter? - Universities competing in a global market/Liste des participants pour Est-ce que la taille importe ? La compétition universitaire dans un marché mondialisé. Reykjavik, Iceland 4/6/2008 - 6/6/2008 Jarle AARBAKKE Rector University of Tromsoe Norway Lena ADAMSON Principal secretary The Swedish National Agency for Higher Education Sweden Charlotte ALLER Senior Adviser Copenhagen Business School Denmark Ellen ALMGREN Project Manager Department of Statistics and Analysis Swedish National Agency for Higher Education Sweden Yvonne ANDERSSON Faculty Director Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Sweden Lena ANDERSSON-EKLUND Pro-Vice-Chancellor Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences Sweden Dagny Osk ARADOTTIR University of Iceland Iceland Marcis AUZINSH Rector University of Latvia Latvia Magnus BALDURSSON Assistant to the Rector - Rector's Office The University of Iceland Iceland Jón Atli BENEDIKTSSON Rector's Office University of Iceland Iceland 1 Göran BEXELL Vice-Chancellor Lund University Sweden Jens BIGUM Chairman University of Aarhus Denmark Susanne BJERREGAARD Sectretary General Universities Denmark Denmark Thomas BOLAND Chief Executive Higher Education Authority Ireland Poul BONDE International Secretariat Aarhus Universitet Denmark Mikkel BUCHTER Special Adviser - Art and Education Ministry of Culture Denmark Steve CANNON University Secretary – Secretary’s Office University of Aberdeen United Kingdom Oon Ying CHIN Counsellor for Education Australian Department of Education, Employment and Workplace Relations Australian Delegation to the OECD - France Gro Kvanli DAEHLIN Gjøvik University College Norway Marc DE CLERCQ Pro Vice-Rector Head of Department of Economics Ghent University Belgium Ian R. DOBSON Honorary Research Fellow Centre for Population & Urban Research Monash University Australia Evelin EINLA Centre for Academic Mobility Foundation Archimedes Estonia 2 Camilla ELANDER Manager, Financial Planning Branch University of Helsinki Finland Geir ELLINGSRUD Rector University of Oslo Norway Sven FELDING Rector Royal Academy School of Architecture Denmark Svein-Erik FIGVED Director University College of Vestfold Norway Marie Wien FJELL Advisor - Department of Higher Education Ministry of Education and Research Norway Anders FLODSTRÖM President National Agency for Higher Education Sweden Mads FLYVHOLM Head of Section - Art and Education Ministry of Culture Denmark Søren O. FRANDSEN Pro-Rector Aarhus Universitet Denmark Pam FREDMAN Vice-Chancellor Univeristy of Gothenburg Sweden Hannele FUHRMANN HRD Manager University of Art and Design Helsinki Finland Christiane GAEHTGENS German Rectors' Conference Germany Ann GARDULF Vice Chancellor The Red Cross University College Sweden Anders GEERTSEN Director CIRIUS Denmark 3 Lena GERHOLM Pro Vice Chancellor Stockholm University Sweden Ioannis GEROTHANASSIS Rector University of Ioannina Greece Alan GILBERT Vice Chancellor University of Manchester United Kingdom Marianne GRANFELT University Director Lund Universitet Sweden Jan GRUND Rector Akershus University College Norway Thorgerdur GUNNARSDOTTIR Ministry of Education and Cultural Affairs Iceland Thorsteinn GUNNARSSON Rector University of Akureyri Iceland Elisabet GUSTAD Administrative Director NordForsk Norway Vidar L. HAANES Rector / Professor MF Norwegian School of Theology Norwegian Association of Higher Education Institutions - Norway Anders HALLBERG Vice-Chancellor Uppsala University Sweden Esa HÄMÄLÄINEN Director of Administration Theatre Academy Finland Vaclav HAMPL Charles University in Prague Czech Republic Ingjaldur HANNIBALSSON Professor and Dean Department of Business Administration University of Iceland - Iceland 4 Annette Juhl HANSEN Director of Students Services Copenhagen Business School Denmark Ingeborg HARSTEN Director - Administration Norwegian Academy of Music Norway Soeren HARTZ Faculty Director - Office of the Dean Faculty of Life Sciences Denmark Akio HAYASHI President Kairin Juku School Japan Ulf HEYMAN University Director Swedish University of Agricultural Sciences (SLU) Sweden Runa HJELM University Director University of Faroe Islands Faeroe Islands Niels HOJBERG University Director University of Aarhus Denmark Torben HOLM Head of Secretariat Rectors' Conference of the Danish Ministry of Culture - Denmark Lauritz B. HOLM-NIELSEN Rector University of Aarhus Denmark Inga HORNDAHL General Secretary NUAS c/o University of Stockholm Sweden Maria IBSEN Assistant General Secretary Co/ Stockholms universitet – NUAS Sweden Kristin INGOLFSDOTTIR Rector University of Iceland Iceland Ernst Hakon JAHR University of Agder 5 Inger Rossing JENSEN Head of Office of Education and Research Roskilde University Denmark Alma JOENSEN ESU - European Students' Union Denmark Kristín JONASDOTTIR University of Iceland Iceland Finn JUNGEN-JENSEN President Copenhagen Business School Denmark Alar KARIS Rector University of Tartu Estonia Tove Kristin KARLSEN Assistant University Director University of Oslo Norway Bengt KARLSSON General Secretary Association of Swedish Higher Education Sweden Neil KEMP International Education Consultant and Visiting Fellow - University of London United Kingdom Cecilie Broch KNUDSEN Rector Kungsthogskolen i Oslo Norway Anders KNUTSEN Chairman - President's Office Copenhagen Business School Denmark Thordur KRISTINSSON Director of Academic Affairs University of Iceland Iceland Hanne KROGSTRUP Pro-Rector Aalborg University Denmark Karitas KVARAN Director University of Iceland Iceland 6 Astrid LAEGREID Pro-Rector Norwegian University of Science and Technology NTNU Norway Mart LAIDMETS Secretary General Estonian Rectors' Conference Estonia Anneli LAPPALAINEN Administration Helsinki University of Technology Finland Anders Christian LAUGER Head of Section Danish University and Property Agency Denmark Martin LAUTH Managing Director FUHU Denmark Annik LEYMAN Department of Research Affairs UGent Belgium Greger LIND Project Manager Centre for Continuing Education Abo Akademi University Finland Tuula LIND Director of Administration Turku School of Economics Finland Mauno LINDROOS Administrative Director Swedish School of Economics and Business Administration Finland Leif LINDFORS University Director University of Stockholm Sweden Lasse LONNUM University Director University of Tromsoe Norway Anders LUNDGREN Head of Administration The Royal Institute of Technolog Sweden 7 Björg MAGNUSDOTTIR University of Iceland Iceland Nina MALTERUD Rector Kunsthogskolen i Bergen Norway Ulla MANSIKKAMÄKI Director, Personnel Department University of Helsinki Finland Fumihiro MARUYAMA Center for National University Finance Japan Per Ivar MAUDAL University Director Rectors office Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU) - Norway Aslaug MIKKELSEN Rector University of Stavanger Norway Anne MIKKOLA Finland Martina MISUT Associate Professor Trnava University Slovak Republic Kensuke MIZUTA Associate Professor Center for National University Finance and Management Japan Inge Oystein MOEN College Director Gjovik University College Belgium Anders Kragh MOESTRUP Human Resources Aarhus Universitet Denmark Christian MOLLER Senior Adviser Nordic Council of Ministers Denmark Karoly MOLNAR President Hungarian Rector's Conference Hungary 8 Jan NILSSON Senior Lecturer, International Co-ordinator The Red Cross University College Sweden Lars Olof NILSSON Head of Administration - Vice-Chancellors Office Växjö University Sweden Ole Stenvinkel NILSSON Director of Accreditation Copenhagen Business School Denmark Kerstin NOREN Professor, Vice-Chancellor Vice-chancellor´s office Karlstads University Sweden Jens ODDERSHEDE Rector University of Southern Denmark Denmark Bente OHNSTAD Rector Lillehammer University College Norway Dorte Marianne OLESEN Chair of the Board of Roskilde University Roskilde University Denmark Henning Salling OLESEN Pro-Rector Roskilde University Denmark Morten OVERGAARD Head of Division Danish International Education Agency (CIRIUS) Denmark Peter PIETRAS University Director - Administration Copenhagen Business School Denmark Peter PLENGE University Director Aalborg University Denmark Hanne PREISLER Head of Department Roskilde University Denmark 9 Jaana PUUKKA Analyst EDU/EMI OECD Kari RAIVIO Chancellor Emeritus University of Helsinki Finland Per RAMVI University Director - Management University of Stavanger Norway Olgunn RANSEDOKKEN Director of Academic Affairs and Research Akershus University College Norway P REHNQUIST Head of Administration University of Gothenburg Sweden Annette SCHWARZ Development Director DTU-VITIS Denmark Tony SHEIL Senior Manager, Research Strategy Office of Research Griffith University Australia Jan SIERSMA Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam Netherlands Sif SIGFUSDOTTIR University of Iceland Iceland Hilde SKEIE Director of Academic Affairs Norwegian University of Science and Technology Norway Ole-Jacob SKODVIN Deputy Director General Department of Higher Education Ministry of Education and Research Norway Jostein SKURDAL Director Lillehammer University College Norway 10 Esther SLITS Strategic Planning Maastricht University Netherlands John SMITH Deputy Secretary-General European University Association Belgium Nina SMITH Pro-rector for Academic Affairs University of Aarhus Denmark Leif SONDERGAARD Associate Professor Dansk Magisterforening Denmark Amy SOO Aide to the President The Hong Kong Polytechnic University China Tuuli SOODLA Foundation Archimedes Estonia Yrjö SOTAMAA Rector, professor University of Art and Design Helsinki Finland Ingrid STAGE President
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