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Conference Companion eaie.org/seville CONFERENCE COMPANION WELCOME TO EAIE SEVILLE 2017 With its beautiful, multicultural influences and colourful tiled walls, Seville makes for a fitting metaphor of the work done by international educators. As a field, international higher edu- cation is the craft of bringing different perspectives together. In exposing our universities, our faculty, our students and our efforts to the world, we nurture critical thinking and fruitful collaboration. With the fitting theme of ‘a mosaic of cultures’, welcome to the 29th Annual EAIE Conference & Exhibition in Seville! The EAIE wishes you a productive and inspiring week ahead. #EAIE2017 CONTENTS 06 Schedule at a glance Plan your day 09 New to the EAIE Conference? Make the most of your experience 10 Transportation & venue services This is a special issue of EAIE Forum. Conference essentials Copyright © 2017 by the EAIE. ISSN 1389-0808 12 Campus Experiences A close up of Spanish higher education European Association for International Education (EAIE) PO Box 11189, 1001 GD, Amsterdam, the 14 Workshops Netherlands Develop your expertise TEL +31-20-344 51 00 E-MAIL [email protected], www.eaie.org Expert Communities CHAMBER OF COMMERCE 40536784 16 Meet and mingle with your community PRINTED BY Drukkerij Raddraaier, Amsterdam. 18 Sessions All EAIE publications are printed on Timely topics chlorine-free paper. PHOTOGRAPHY 38 Poster sessions Daniel Vegel Best practices in the field WITH THANKS TO THE CONFERENCE 42 Plenary sessions PROGRAMME COMMITTEE: Get inspired Michelle Stewart (Chair), University of Strathclyde, UK 43 Networking events Francisco de Borja Martin Garrido, Get connected Universidad Loyola Andalucía, Spain Simone Hackett, The Hague University of Applied Human Sciences, the 48 Exhibition Netherlands Meet the exhibitors Dora Longoni, Politecnico di Milano, Italy Katja Nieminen, Nottingham Trent 64 FIBES floor plans University, UK Find your way Christiane Schmeken, DAAD, Germany Thank you to our sponsors HIGHLIGHTS 05 TOP ACTIVITIES 12 Campus Experiences Explore Spanish higher education 42 Plenaries On Wednesday, Thursday and Friday Conference Conversation Starter Your copy is included in your conference bag! 43 Networking events Make those contacts TUESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER WEDNESDAY 13 SEPTEMBER Learn about the world of the EAIE and the higher Following the Opening Reception the evening education system in Spain. Campus Experiences prior, attend today’s Opening Plenary featuring and Workshops take place today for those who Oxford Professor and Senior Research Fellow pre-registered. Make sure to attend the popular Alexander Betts. The Exhibition opens today Opening Reception, one day earlier this year! and the evening ends with Expert Community Receptions and Dinners. 07:30–18:00 Registration, Service Points and EAIE Member Lounge open 07:30–18:00 Registration, Service Points, Speaker Preview Room and EAIE Member 09:00–10:00 Session: Introduction to higher Lounge open education in Spain 08:30–18:00 Exhibition open 09:00–17:00 Workshops 09:00–10:30 Sessions (slot 01) 10:00–18:00 Speaker Preview Room open 09:00–10:30 Poster session Campus Experience at local 10:15–17:30 11:00–12:30 Opening Plenary universities 12:30–14:30 Lunch 10:30–14:00 Campus Experience: Andalusian University showcase 13:30–15:00 Sessions (slot 02) 14:00–15:00 Session: Maximise your conference 15:00–16:30 Poster session experience and discover the world of 15:30–17:00 Sessions (slot 03) the EAIE 17:30–20:00 Internationalisation at Home 15:30–16:30 Session: Back to basics: Reception internationalisation for newcomers 19:00–21:00 Summer Schools Reception Health and Welfare Education 15:00–15:45 Campfire sessions (slot 1) 19:00–22:00 Dinner 16:00–16:45 Campfire sessions (slot 2) 19:30–22:00 Cooperation for Development 20:00–21:30 Opening Reception Dinner 20:00–21:30 Strategy and Management & Joint Programmes Reception 20:30–23:00 Business Education Dinner Events marked with this symbol cost extra. SCHEDULE 07 PLAN YOUR DAY SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE PLAN YOUR DAY THURSDAY 14 SEPTEMBER FRIDAY 15 SEPTEMBER A fit start to your day is in order with the Morning Round out the week with the final sessions and Run and the Early-bird Yoga. No need for a midday inspirational words from our Closing Plenary siesta if you attend the energising Afternoon keynote speaker, author and photographer Plenary with professional communication coach Taiye Selasi. Make sure to join us for the Closing Adam Field. Experience a full day of sessions, Luncheon where you’ll bid Seville adiós and look Expert Community receptions and have the night ahead to 2018. of your life at the EAIE Fiesta. 08:00–12:00 Speaker Preview Room open 06:45–08:15 EAIE Morning Run 08:00–13:30 EAIE Member Lounge open 07:15–08:15 Early-bird Yoga 08:00–15:00 Registration and Service Points open 08:00–18:00 Registration, Service Points, Speaker Preview Room and EAIE Member 08:30–13:30 Exhibition open Lounge open 09:00–10:00 Sessions (slot 07) 08:30–18:00 Exhibition open 10:30–11:15 Choir practice 03 09:30–11:00 Sessions (slot 04) 10:30–11:30 Sessions (slot 08) 11:00–12:30 Poster session 12:00–13:30 Closing Plenary 11:30–13:00 Sessions (slot 05) 13:30–15:00 Closing Luncheon 12:30–14:30 Lunch 12:45–13:45 Choir practice 01 14:00–15:30 Sessions (slot 06) 16:00–16:45 Afternoon Plenary 17:00–18:00 Choir practice 02 17:30–20:30 Language and Culture Reception 18:00–19:30 Mobility Advising Reception 18:30–20:30 Admission and Recognition Reception 18:30–20:30 Marketing and Recruitment Reception 19:00–21:30 Alumni Relations & Employability Reception 20:00–22:30 European Programme Management Dinner 20:30–22:30 Access and Diversity & Guidance and Counselling Reception 21:30–01:00 EAIE Fiesta FACING OUTWARD Share your knowledge at next year’s conference Submit your session, poster and workshop proposals from early October www.eaie.org/geneva Newcomers 09 NEWBIE STATUS IS THIS YOUR FIRST EAIE CONFERENCE? Make the most out of your first experience by reading our top tips for newcomers. The week officially kicks off Tuesday evening, so make sure you’re ready to go by attending the Tuesday afternoon sessions created just for you. Sessions designed for you Maximise your conference experience and discover the world of the EAIE (S1.02) Tuesday, 14:00–15:00 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 Learn how you and your institution can get the most out of the conference and everything else the EAIE has to offer. Get tips on how to navigate the conference programme, explore the Exhi- Top tips bition, and take advantage of key networking for newcomers opportunities. Come and discover all the ways the EAIE can help further your career as an interna- 1 Wear your ‘newbie’ status with tional higher education professional! pride: be sure to grab one of our ‘I’m new’ buttons from the Registra- Back to basics: internationalisation for tion Area so people know that you’re ready to mingle. newcomers (S1.06) Tuesday, 15:30–16:30 2 Download the EAIE Events App to browse the full list of participants, Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 message the people you’d like to Starting out in international higher education can contact, get the latest Twitter updates be a bit daunting. From the multitude of resourc- and share your impressions of the es to the networks and the lingo, newbies can conference on your own ‘Timeline’. feel a little lost. Have no fear – we’ll make sure to get you up to speed in no time. Join this intro- 3 Come visit us at the EAIE Stand ductory session to learn about the latest trends (A210). Speak to our staff, meet some in internationalisation and hear from experienced of our Leadership, check out our pub- colleagues about the day-to-day business of lications and learn more about working in international higher education. the Association. 10 PracTICAL INFO CONFERENCE ESSENTIALS TRANSPORTATION Getting to and from the conference EAIE BUS PUBLIC BUS TRAIN TAXI Tuesday–Thursday Every 10–15 minutes C4: Every 30 minutes The average taxi fare 8:00–10:00; 16:00–18:00 €1.40 from San Bernardo from a central location Station via Santa Justa to FIBES is between Friday More information Station to the Palacio €8 and €15. 8:00–10:00; 13:00–15:00 Download the de congressos (FIBES). ‘Tussam’ app +34-954-580 000 Average €2.45 Transfer options Shuttle Shuttle bus bus FREE Plaza de EAIE BUS Armas Barqueta Macarena FIBES Orange Line Green Line San Nervion Kansas Shuttle Bernardo Plaza City bus PracTICAL INFO 11 CONFERENCE ESSENTIALS & VENUE SERVICES SERVICE POINTS LOST AND FOUND Location: Service desks are located in FIBES 2 Level If you have lost any of your belongings, you can 0, at the main entrance. Staff at these various desks contact the Information Desk in FIBES 2 located in will be available to offer assistance with Registration, the Registration Area. City Information, WiFi and App assistance, boarding pass printing and bus ticket sales. An additional Infor- MEETING POINT mation Desk is located at the entrance of FIBES 1. The Meeting Point is located near the Registration Area in FIBES 2. See the floor plans at the back of this Other Service Points include Cloakrooms, a Breast- programme for exact location. feeding Room, a Prayer Room, Internet Zones with iPads and the Speaker Preview Room. See the FIBES MONEY floor plan for locations. There is an ATM located outside, near the gate of Opening times: FIBES 1.
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