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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. Please see the floor plans at the back of this Tuesday 07:30–18:00 programme. (Speaker Preview Room open at 10:00) Wednesday 07:30–18:00 NAME BADGE AND SECURITY Please wear your conference name badge at all times Thursday 08:00–18:00 when inside the venue, as well as to all networking Friday 08:00–15:00 events outside of the venue. Access will not be (Speaker Preview Room closes at 12:00) granted without it. Please note that security staff might ask you for proof of identity. EAIE MEMBER LOUNGE Location: Level 0, FIBES 2 Exclusively for EAIE members, featuring massages, refreshments, meeting and work spaces. Opening times are the same as the Service Points, but closes at 13:30 on Friday.
CONFERENCE ASSISTANTS University students will be circulating the conference venue and are available to answer questions. Connect with us We thank University of Seville, Pablo de Olavide University, Universidad Loyola Andalucia and INTERNET ZONES & FREE WIFI Coventry University for their cooperation. The student iPads are available in the Internet Zones, T-shirts are kindly sponsored by Cambridge English accessible during conference hours in Exhibi- Language Assessment. tion Hall B (FIBES 1) or on Level 0 (FIBES 2). Free wireless internet is accessible for light use FIRST AID throughout the venue. WiFi and App assistance If you require medical assistance, please contact any is available in the Registration Area in FIBES 2. member of the EAIE staff or one of the conference assistants. They will direct you to the nearest Medical Network name: Free_EAIE_WIFI Centre, located on Level 0 of FIBES 1 and Level -1 of Password: eaie2017 FIBES 2. EAIE EVENTS APP & PARTICIPANT FOOD ALLERGIES DIRECTORY If you have any questions about the food served at Make the most of your conference experience the conference, please contact the staff at the buffet by using the interactive participant directory on tables. Staff in yellow T-shirts can assist with more the EAIE website (www.eaie.org/seville) and complex questions. Allergy information is present at downloading the EAIE Events App. all buffets. App password: Seville2017 12 Campus experiences SPANISH HIGHER ED SPANISH HIGHER ED UCATION CLOSE UP
Explore the higher education system of Spain by taking part in a Campus Experience. Choose to visit one of four local cam- puses or attend the Andalusian University showcase right at the conference venue. Pre-registered participants will have the opportunity to explore campuses, meet students and faculty and network with like-minded professionals.
WHAT, WHEN, WHERE
LOCAL CAMPUS EXPERIENCE (C01–C04) Tuesday, 10:15, following the session ‘Introduction to higher education in Spain’ (S1.01). All Campus Experience visits return to FIBES by 17:30. Meeting point: Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 €50 (including lunch and transportation) C02 Pablo de Olavide University ON-SITE ANDALUSIAN UNIVERSITY SHOWCASE (C05) The University of Almería, University of Córdoba, University of Granada, University of Jaén and University of Málaga Tuesday, 10:30–14:00 Itálica, Level 1, FIBES 1 €25 (including lunch) JOIN THE SESSION
INTRODUCTION TO HIGHER EDUCATION IN SPAIN (S1.01) Are you looking to learn more about higher education in Spain prior to participating in the Campus Experience? Have you always wanted to better understand Spain’s higher education system? Discover the oppor- tunities offered for international students in Spain. Join us for the very first session of the conference week to explore this exciting higher education space. All are welcome. Tuesday, 09:00–10:00 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1
Thank you to our university C04 partners University of Huelva Campus experiences 13 SPANISH HIGHER ED SPANISH HIGHER ED UCATION CLOSE UP
C01 University of Seville
C02 Pablo de Olavide University
C03 University of Cádiz
C04 C05 University of Huelva Andalusian University showcase 14 Workshops DEVELOP YOUR EXPERTISE WORKSHOPS DEEPEN YOUR KNOWLEDGE Enhance your skills in international higher education. Our prac- tical, interactive workshops are designed to help you develop your professional expertise. The solution-based approach of the workshops will empower you to drive and implement effec- tive practices at your home institution.
TUESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER
FULL DAY (09:00–17:00)
Building institutional support for The secrets of CRM success: internationalisation (W01) implementing an effective system to Bahía, Level 1, FIBES 1 manage student recruitment (W05) Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 Website changes, big and small, that boost international recruitment Designing generic-skills learning (W02) outcomes for traineeships abroad Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 (W06) Marismas, Level 1, FIBES 1 How to write a successful Erasmus+ strategic partnership application Internationalisation of PhD (W03) programmes: strategy and tools (W07) París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 Best practices in evaluating foreign Facilitating admissions for refugees credentials (W04) without official documentation (W08) Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1
Workshop full? Don’t worry – you can still join us for training at the EAIE Academy in Warsaw from 13–17 November. Visit www.eaie.org/training or drop by the EAIE Stand (A210) for more information. Workshops 15 DEVELOP YOUR EXPERTISE
MORNING (09:00–12:30) AFTERNOON (13:30–17:00)
Leading and engaging stakeholders in Using big data for smarter marketing internationalising the curriculum (W09) (W15) Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2
Teaching in English: strategies for Certificate of international merits: your success (W10) key to internationalising the student Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 experience (W16) Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Establishing and managing liaison offices abroad step-by-step (W11) Designing intentional intercultural París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 training for study-abroad students (W17) How to set up a competitive, cost- Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 covering summer school (W12) Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Helping intercultural learners manage expectations and cope with failure Improving study-abroad learning (W18) outcomes with reflective practice (W13) Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 Embedding employability in higher How to respond better to refugee education: Are you getting it right? students: strategies, tools and lessons (W19) learned (W14) Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 ‘Where are you REALLY from?’: moving from micro-aggression to inclusion (W20) París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 16 EAIE Expert communities MEET & GREET THE EAIE EXPERT COMMUNITIES MEET & GREET
The EAIE Expert Communities are groups that provide support, networking opportunities and resources for professionals working in specific areas of international higher education. They play a big part in the selection of conference sessions and identifying the most relevant topics within their own fields of expertise. Each Expert Community hosts its own Feature session on Wednesday 13 September, where conference participants have a chance to come into contact with these key experts in our community.
TIP: When browsing the sessions, look for this symbol to identify the related Expert Community. Wednesday Feature sessions
Access and Diversity European Programme Marketing and Recruitment The diversity misunderstanding: Management Managing upwards: how to sell using theatre to explore bias Implementing the Erasmus the need to sell (S4.03) and improve practice (S3.04) Charter: How are you doing? 15:30–17:00 13:30–15:00 (S4.01) Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 15:30–17:00 Albaicín, Level 1, FIBES 1 Mobility Advising Alumni Relations How to professionalise risk Staying global: international Guidance and Counselling management in your university alumni relations trends and The science of happiness: posi- (S2.01) topics (S2.06) tive psychology in international 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30 student guidance (S3.03) Albaicín, Level 1, FIBES 1 Barcelona, Level 1, FIBES 2 13:30–15:00 Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 Strategy and Management Business Education Internationalisation in a chang- Educating millennials: engage- Health and Welfare ing environment: rethinking ment, ethics and entrepreneur- Education strategies and management ship (S4.04) (S2.02) How do we prepare our stu- 15:30–17:00 dents for diversity in the health 09:00–10:30 París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 and welfare sector? (S2.05) Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 09:00–10:30 Cooperation for Develop- Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Summer Schools ment Next steps in summer school Diaspora and open data: drivers Internationalisation at organisation (S2.03) for sustainable development? Home 09:00–10:30 (S4.02) Connect, contribute and collab- París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 15:30–17:00 orate (S3.05) Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 Joint Programmes 13:30–15:00 Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 What’s the best way forward? Employability (S2.04) The future of graduate employ- Language and Culture 09:00–10:30 ability in the world of Brexit and Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Internationalising education Trump (S4.05) through virtual collaboration 15:30–17:00 and exchange (S3.02) Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 13:30–15:00 Marismas, Level 1, FIBES 1
Come join our networking events Most EAIE Expert Community Receptions are on a first-come, first-served basis. Invitations can be picked up at the EAIE Stand (A210) or at Expert Community Feature sessions. The EAIE Expert Community Dinners required special regis- tration and additional payment. If you registered for one of these events you received your ticket with your badge. Events requiring registration are marked with this symbol: 18 Sessions TIMELY TOPICS SESSIONS TIMELY TOPICS IN INTERNATIONALISATION This year’s programme includes 157 sessions covering the most interesting and timely topics in the field of international higher education. Check out the pages that follow for an overview of each day’s schedule, including details for each session taking place this week.
AT YOUR IN-APP POLLING In-app polling will be used in the interactive sessions FINGERTIPS where participants’ opinions are tallied on the spot. Download the EAIE Events App To participate in these polls, make sure you download or access our mobile website to the EAIE Events App. browse all session descriptions and speaker information. Filter and search the programme by SESSION PRESENTATIONS topic and keyword. Make sure you Following the conference, all session presentations register your social profile within (where applicable) will be available online. To access, the app in order to message visit www.eaie.org/seville, login and download the fellow participants and get the slides for the sessions you wish to view. most out of your app experience! #EAIE2017 Sessions 19 TIMELY TOPICS
INTERACTIVE SESSION FORMATS
CAMPFIRE FISHBOWL WORLD CAFÉ Casual discussions where A distinct chair setup consisting Structured conversation participants sit around a of a circle surrounding a of predetermined topics. ‘campfire’ to share stories ‘fishbowl’ of speakers, allowing Participants will move and experiences related to a for participation both by those between tables, where they specific topic. While there are wishing to speak up as well as are encouraged to leave notes predetermined topics on the those who wish to simply listen. on the tablecloth for the programme, participants are next person in order to build encouraged to add their own collective knowledge. topic in an open slot.
IGNITE© LIFE-SKILL SENIOR INTERNATIONAL Fast-paced sessions where Cover integral skills such as OFFICER PERSPECTIVES slides automatically jump networking, negotiating and Interactive roundtable every 15 seconds. Participants stress-management, these discussions aimed specifically get to ask questions directly hands-on sessions are sure to at Senior International Officers, to presenters after their five benefit all. addressing the key issues minutes on stage, keeping related to their role within speakers on their toes and the higher education institutions. audience entertained. Study in AndalusiaSpain
UNIVERSIDAD DE MÁLAGA
UNIVERSIDADES PÚBLICAS PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES DE ANDALUCÍA IN ANDALUSIA
Artes y Humanidades / Arts and Humanities GRADOS, POSGRADOS DEGREES, POSTGRADUATE Ciencias de la Salud / Health Sciences Ingeniería y Arquitectura / Engineering and Architecture Ciencias / Sciences Y DOCTORADOS EN: DEGREES AND PhDs: Ciencias Sociales y Jurídicas/ Social and Legal Sciences
Universidades Públicas de Andalucía Sessions 21 TUESDAY
TUESDAY | PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 13:00 11:00 17:00 15:00 12:00 16:00 10:00 18:00 07:00 14:00 09:00 08:00
Service Points & EAIE Member Lounge
Speaker Preview Room
Workshops
Session Session Session
Campus Experience at local universities
Andalusian University showcase
SESSIONS
Introduction to higher education in Spain Back to basics: internationalisation for new- (S1.01) comers (S1.06) 09:00–10:00 15:30–16:30 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 General interest Beginner Mobility Advising Strategy and Management
Maximise your conference experience and Social media: If you want engagement, be discover the world of the EAIE (S1.02) engaging! (S1.07) 14:00–15:00 16:00–16:45 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 Campfire pod 01, Level -1, FIBES 2 General interest General interest Strategy and Management Marketing and Recruitment
Channelling support for institutional Welcome and unwelcome trends in internationalisation through storytelling (S1.03) international higher education (S1.08) 15:00–15:45 16:00–16:45 Campfire pod 01, Level -1, FIBES 2 Campfire pod 02, Level -1, FIBES 2 General interest General interest Strategy and Management Strategy and Management
Rise like a phoenix: embracing failures and Gender equality in higher education successes (S1.04) leadership (S1.09) 15:00–15:45 16:00–16:45 Campfire pod 02, Level -1, FIBES 2 Campfire pod 03, Level -1, FIBES 2 General interest General interest Strategy and Management Strategy and Management
Managing diversity in multicultural education (S1.05) 15:00–15:45 Campfire pod 03, Level -1, FIBES 2 General interest Mobility Advising, Strategy and Management 22 Sessions WEDNESDAY
WEDNESDAY | PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 13:00 11:00 17:00 15:00 12:00 16:00 10:00 18:00 07:00 14:00 09:00 08:00
| Lunch }
Service Points, EAIE Member Lounge and Speaker Preview Room
Exhibition open
Sessions } Slot 01 Slot 02 Slot 03
Posters Posters Opening Plenary
SLOT 01 (09:00–10:30)
Mobility Advising presents: How to profes- Health and Welfare Education presents: How sionalise risk management in your university do we prepare our students for diversity in (S2.01) the health and welfare sector? (S2.05) 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30 Albaicín, Level 1, FIBES 1 Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Intermediate Mobility Advising, Guidance and Counselling Health and Welfare Education
Strategy and Management presents: Alumni Relations presents: Staying global: Corporate social responsibility, a framework international alumni relations trends and for better international engagement (S2.02) topics (S2.06) 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30 Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 Barcelona, Level 1, FIBES 2 Advanced General interest Strategy and Management Alumni Relations, Employability
Summer Schools presents: Next steps in New Horizons: the game that bridges the summer school organisation (S2.03) cultural divide (S2.11) 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30 París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Bahía, Level 1, FIBES 1 General interest Beginner Summer Schools, Strategy and Management Internationalisation at Home
Joint Programmes presents: What’s the best Life-skill session: speed networking your way way forward? (S2.04) to crucial contacts (S2.07) 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:00 Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 Advanced General interest Joint Programmes Strategy and Management, Marketing and Recruit- ment Sessions 23 WEDNESDAY
SLOT 01 (09:00–10:30)
Holding the mosaic together: the matrix Reintegration and the international student of intercultural competence (S2.08) lifecycle (S2.15) 09:00–10:00 09:00–10:00 Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Intermediate Language and Culture, Internationalisation at Mobility Advising, Internationalisation at Home Home
Recruitment and admissions: Better Collaborative provision and business school together? (S2.16) accreditation: Plain sailing? (S2.09) 09:00–10:00 09:00–10:00 París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 Intermediate General interest Marketing and Recruitment, Admission and Rec- Business Education, Admission and Recognition ognition
The key to keeping up with ‘generation Higher education as a driver for sustainable swipe’: connecting on and offline (2.10) development: emerging trends (S2.17) 09:00–10:00 09:00–10:00 Itálica, Level 1, FIBES 1 Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Beginner Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment Cooperation for Development, Strategy and Management
Student protests: To support or suppress? (S2.12) Recognition conventions as multipliers of mobility (S2.18) 09:00–10:00 Marismas, Level 1, FIBES 1 09:00–10:00 General interest Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Intermediate Home Admission and Recognition, Strategy and Management Collaboration between universities and the private sector: What is there to gain? (S2.13) Practising virtual teamwork for global 09:00–10:00 employment: collaborative online learning in Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1 Scotland and Japan (S2.19) General interest 09:00–09:30 Employability Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 Beginner Unlimited global employability: successful Internationalisation at Home, Employability strategies to develop students’ intercultural competencies (S2.14) EAIE membership: What’s new? (S2.20) 09:00–10:00 09:30–10:00 Giralda, Level 0, FIBES 1 Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 General interest General interest Employability, Language and Culture Strategy and Management The university of the best student city in the world.
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SLOT 02 (13:30–15:00)
Admission and Recognition presents: How to market a small university on the Opening the door to strategic enrolment international stage (S3.07) (S3.01) 13:30–14:30 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 13:30–15:00 Bahía, Level 1, FIBES 1 General interest General interest Marketing and Recruitment, Strategy and Admission and Recognition Management
Language and Culture presents: Authenticity and storytelling: simple Internationalising education through virtual solutions for marketing international collaboration and exchange (S3.02) education (S3.08) 13:30–14:30 13:30–15:00 Marismas, Level 1, FIBES 1 Itálica, Level 1, FIBES 1 Beginner General interest Language and Culture Marketing and Recruitment, Business Education
Guidance and Counselling presents: The What you need to know to make research science of happiness: positive psychology in collaboration with ‘the Russians’ work international student guidance (S3.03) (S3.09) 13:30–14:30 13:30–15:00 Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 General interest General interest Guidance and Counselling, Health and Welfare Strategy and Management, Language and Culture Education Bilateral to multilateral: eliminating multiple Access and Diversity presents: The borders for truly international education diversity misunderstanding: using theatre to (S3.10) explore bias and improve practice (S3.04) 13:30–14:30 Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1 13:30–15:00 Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 Intermediate General interest Joint Programmes, Strategy and Management Access and Diversity Intercultural competence training for Internationalisation at Home presents: engineers: experience and lessons learned Connect, contribute and collaborate (S3.05) (S3.11) 13:30–15:00 13:30–14:30 Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 Giralda, Level 0, FIBES 1 General interest Intermediate Internationalisation at Home Mobility Advising, Internationalisation at Home
Senior International Officer perspectives: Off the beaten path: creative the power of politics and the politics of internationalisation (S3.12) power (S3.06) 13:30–14:30 Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 13:30–15:00 París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Advanced Advanced Strategy and Management Strategy and Management 26 Sessions WEDNESDAY
SLOT 02 (13:30–15:00) SLOT 03 (15:30–17:00)
It’s about them, not us! Audience-centred European Programme Management content marketing in student recruitment presents: Implementing the Erasmus Charter: (S3.13) How are you doing? (S4.01) 13:30–14:30 15:30–17:00 París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Albaicín, Level 1, FIBES 1 Beginner Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment, Alumni Relations European Programme Management, Mobility Advising Grasping evidence of learning: e-portfolios and outcome assessment (S3.14) Cooperation for Development presents: Diaspora and open data: drivers for 13:30–14:30 Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 sustainable development? (S4.02) Intermediate 15:30–17:00 Internationalisation at Home, Strategy and Man- Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 agement General interest Cooperation for Development, Employability How to make strategic partnerships really strategic for universities and for the EU (S3.15) Marketing and Recruitment presents: 13:30–14:30 Managing upwards: how to sell the need to Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 sell (S4.03) Intermediate 15:30–17:00 European Programme Management, Strategy and Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 Management General interest Marketing and Recruitment, Strategy and Manage- How can engineering education meet the ment real-world demands on engineers? (S3.16) 13:30–14:30 Business Education presents: Educating Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Millennials: engagement, ethics and Intermediate entrepreneurship (S4.04) Employability, Strategy and Management 15:30–17:00 París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 National excellence initiatives as drivers of Intermediate internationalisation (S3.17) Business Education 13:30–14:30 Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Employability presents: The future of Intermediate graduate employability in the world of Brexit Strategy and Management and Trump (S4.05) 15:30–17:00 Reducing your work load: peer advising Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 through social media (S3.18) General interest Employability 13:30–14:30 Barcelona, Level 1, FIBES 2 General interest Internationalisation: seeing through the Mobility Advising world’s sceptical eyes (S4.19) 15:30–17:00 Itálica, Level 1, FIBES 1 General interest Strategy and Management Sessions 27 WEDNESDAY
SLOT 03 (15:30–17:00)
Monitoring and enhancing internationalisa- Supporting staff and faculty in dealing with tion efforts at the system level (S4.06) international students and mental health 15:30–16:30 (S4.13) Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 15:30–16:30 Intermediate Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 Strategy and Management General interest Guidance and Counselling Mobility in a post-Brexit world: What’s next for Scotland? (S4.07) Clusters and mergers: catalysts for 15:30–16:30 internationalisation? (S4.14) Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 15:30–16:30 General interest París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Mobility Advising, Strategy and Management Intermediate Strategy and Management English as lingua franca: challenges and opportunities (S4.08) The closing of the education-abroad mind 15:30–16:30 (S4.15) Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 15:30–16:30 Advanced Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Language and Culture, Strategy and Management Intermediate Mobility Advising, Language and Culture Creating unity on campus: professional development for university administrators Exploring different approaches to virtual (S4.09) exchange and collaborative online learning 15:30–16:30 (S4.16) Bahía, Level 1, FIBES 1 15:30–16:30 Intermediate Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at General interest Home Language and Culture, Internationalisation at Home Mobilising talent through targeted international programmes (S4.10) Academic inclusion for refugees: towards a 15:30–16:30 European approach (S4.17) Marismas, Level 1, FIBES 1 15:30–16:30 Intermediate Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Employability, Strategy and Management General interest Strategy and Management, Cooperation for Boosting international student mobility in Development Chinese-speaking regions (S4.11) Mapping the accessibility of higher education 15:30–16:30 Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1 institutions (S4.18) Intermediate 15:30–16:00 Language and Culture, Mobility Advising Barcelona, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Different perspectives: how art boosts Access and Diversity, European Programme Management intercultural understanding (S4.12) 15:30–16:30 Giralda, Level 0, FIBES 1 General interest Mobility Advising, Language and Culture 28 Sessions THURSDAY
THURSDAY | PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 13:00 07:00 11:00 08:00 17:00 15:00 12:00 16:00 10:00 18:00 14:00 09:00
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Service Points & EAIE Member Lounge
Speaker Preview Room
Exhibition open
Sessions } Slot 04 Slot 05 Slot 06
Posters
Afternoon Plenary}
SLOT 04 (09:30–11:00)
Life-skill session: the efficient, effective and Boosting the quality of international culturally sensitive use of e-mail (S5.01) placements through intercultural mentoring 09:30–11:00 (S5.04) Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 09:30–10:30 General interest Bahía, Level 1, FIBES 1 Strategy and Management Advanced Mobility Advising, Health and Welfare Education Senior International Officer perspectives: planning your international strategy (S5.14) Developing English-medium instruction: 09:30–11:00 perspectives from Southern Europe (S5.05) París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 09:30–10:30 General interest Marismas, Level 1, FIBES 1 Strategy and Management Intermediate Language and Culture, Internationalisation Erasmus+ credit mobility beyond Europe: at Home a first assessment (S5.02) University brand management: satisfied 09:30–10:30 Itálica, Level 1, FIBES 1 alumni as a marketing tool (S5.06) Intermediate 09:30–10:30 Mobility Advising, European Programme Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1 Management Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment, Alumni Relations Universities: The pillar of a city’s internationalisation strategy? (S5.03) Using data to shortlist your student- 09:30–10:30 recruitment markets (S5.07) Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 09:30–10:30 General interest Albaicín, Level 1, FIBES 1 Strategy and Management Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment, Strategy and Management Sessions 29 THURSDAY
SLOT 04 (09:30–11:00)
Engaging and enabling students What is a Bachelor’s degree? European and and academic staff in curriculum American perspectives (S5.13) internationalisation (S5.08) 09:30–10:30 París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 09:30–10:30 Giralda, Level 0, FIBES 1 General interest Intermediate Admission and Recognition Internationalisation at Home, Strategy and Management Organisational change: from management nightmare to opportunity (S5.15) Cultivating humanity through study 09:30–10:30 abroad (S5.09) Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 General interest 09:30–10:30 Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 Internationalisation at Home, Strategy and Advanced Management Internationalisation at Home, Mobility Advising Diversifying summer programming: a game Ignite©: Bite-sized wisdom in a flash (part changer in internationalisation (S5.16) one) (S5.10) 09:30–10:30 Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 09:30–10:30 Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 General interest General interest Summer Schools, Internationalisation at Home Mobility Advising Online education as a tool to build The mosaic in shades of green: international partnerships (S5.17) internationalising towards sustainable 09:30–10:30 development (S5.11) Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate 09:30–10:30 Health and Welfare Education, Strategy and Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 Management General interest Internationalisation at Home, Strategy and Management Digital marketing in China: beyond the basics (S5.18) Advancing strategic internationalisation 09:30–10:30 (S5.12) Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate 09:30–10:30 Marketing and Recruitment Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Home
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SLOT 05 (11:30–13:00)
Erasmus 2.0: Let’s get rid of the paperwork! Celebrating Doctoral training: from Erasmus (S6.01) to Marie Skłodowska-Curie (S6.07) 11:30–12:30 11:30–12:30 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 Giralda, Level 0, FIBES 1 Intermediate General interest Strategy and Management, European Programme European Programme Management, Management Joint Programmes
Partnership evaluation: managing a mosaic of Joint degree programmes: how to cook cultures (S6.02) them (S6.08) 11:30–12:30 11:30–12:30 Itálica, Level 1, FIBES 1 Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 Intermediate Beginner Strategy and Management, Mobility Advising Joint Programmes, Internationalisation at Home
Preparatory pathway programmes: Why and International credit mobility: a critical how? (S6.03) analysis (S6.09) 11:30–12:30 11:30–12:30 Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 Intermediate Intermediate Strategy and Management, Marketing and Strategy and Management, European Programme Recruitment Management
Coming from every direction: the maze of the Transforming institutions: towards an online student experience (S6.04) inclusive culture for the LGBTQ community 11:30–12:30 (S6.10) Bahía, Level 1, FIBES 1 11:30–12:30 Intermediate Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 Marketing and Recruitment, Mobility Advising General interest Strategy and Management, Mobility Advising Coordinating language policies for internationalisation (S6.05) Gaining buy-in for your internationali- 11:30–12:30 sation strategy through improved internal Marismas, Level 1, FIBES 1 communication (S6.11) Intermediate 11:30–12:30 Language and Culture, Internationalisation at Home Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 General interest The EAIE’s next top model (S6.06) Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Home 11:30–12:30 Albaicín, Level 1, FIBES 1 Advanced Internationalisation’s hidden force: Marketing and Recruitment, Strategy and administrative staff as agents of change Management (S6.12) 11:30–12:30 París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 General interest Internationalisation at Home, Strategy and Management Sessions 31 THURSDAY
SLOT 05 (11:30–13:00)
The return of the nation-state: the impact You must fail in order to succeed: Can on higher education in Europe (S6.13) international education learn from the 11:30–12:30 outside? (S6.18) París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 11:30–12:00 General interest Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1 Strategy and Management General interest Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Home The role of disciplinary culture in shaping strategies for internationalising the curriculum (S6.14) Using international rankings for institutional planning and development strategy (S6.19) 11:30–12:30 Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 11:30–12:00 Intermediate Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Internationalisation at Home Intermediate Strategy and Management On the horizon: focusing on alumni for 2020 lifelong learning (S6.15) Students at double risk: working with refugees belonging to specially persecuted 11:30–12:30 Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 groups (S6.20) Intermediate 12:30–13:00 Alumni Relations, Summer Schools Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1 Intermediate English-taught Bachelor programmes: the Cooperation for Development what, why and how (S6.16) A mosaic of disciplines: building bridges 11:30–12:30 Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 through summer schools (S6.21) General interest 12:30–13:00 Language and Culture, Strategy and Management Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Moving towards inclusive mobility for Summer Schools, Internationalisation at Home students with disabilities (S6.17) 11:30–12:30 Barcelona, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Access and Diversity, Mobility Advising
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SLOT 06 (14:00–15:30)
Life-skill session: manage stress and be more Advanced strategy for EU funding success productive (S7.01) (S7.03) 14:00–15:30 14:00–15:00 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 General interest Advanced Strategy and Management Cooperation for Development, Strategy and Management
Senior International Officer perspectives: how to convince university leadership to Addressing a global issue: academics’ skills invest in internationalisation (S7.14) in internationalisation (S7.04) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:30 París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Bahía, Level 1, FIBES 1 General interest Intermediate Strategy and Management Internationalisation at Home, Language and Culture
Higher education and internationalisation: Managing study abroad programmes in the time to go digital (S7.02) era of global terrorism (S7.05) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:00 Itálica, Level 1, FIBES 1 Marismas, Level 1, FIBES 1 Beginner Intermediate Strategy and Management, Internationalisation Strategy and Management, Mobility Advising at Home Sessions 33 THURSDAY
SLOT 06 (14:00–15:30)
Network initiatives and the development EAIE Institutional Award winner’s session of higher education in the BRICS countries (S7.13) (S7.06) 14:00–15:00 París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 14:00–15:00 Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1 General interest General interest Strategy and Management Cooperation for Development A pathway to retention: successful student Strategic international partnerships: orientation (S7.15) where cultures collide (S7.07) 14:00–15:00 Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 14:00–15:00 Albaicín, Level 1, FIBES 1 Intermediate General interest Internationalisation at Home, Language and Culture Strategy and Management, Language and Culture The EAIE debate: Study abroad agreements, Cuban business education: best practices for mobility and reciprocity: What is the new effective cooperation with Europe (S7.08) reality? (S7.16) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:00 Giralda, Level 0, FIBES 1 Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 General interest General interest Business Education, Strategy and Management Mobility Advising, Internationalisation at Home
Providing free, in-house, local-language EMREX is here! Supporting student mobility courses for refugees (S7.09) in Europe and beyond (S7.17) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:00 Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 General interest General interest Cooperation for Development, Language and Admission and Recognition, European Programme Culture Management
Ignite©: Bite-sized wisdom in a flash (part University websites: the importance of two) (S7.10) meeting users’ needs (S7.18) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:00 Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 General interest Advanced Mobility Advising Marketing and Recruitment, Strategy and Management Collaborating regionally to tackle the threat of youth unemployment (S7.11) Navigating the ethical dimensions of internationalisation in a mosaic of cultures 14:00–15:00 Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 (S7.19) General interest 14:00–15:00 Employability Barcelona, Level 1, FIBES 2 General interest Beyond Facebook: social media platforms Language and Culture, Cooperation for Development young people actually use (S7.12) 14:00–15:00 Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment 34 Sessions FRIDAY
FRIDAY | PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 13:00 11:00 17:00 15:00 12:00 16:00 10:00 18:00 07:00 14:00 09:00 08:00
Service Points
Speaker Preview Room
EAIE Member Lounge
Exhibition open
Sessions } Slot 07 Slot 08
|Closing Plenary
|Closing Luncheon
SLOT 07 (09:00–10:00)
Life-skill session: presentation skills: how to University programmes for refugees: learning win over even the most hostile audiences from one another (S8.05) (S8.01) 09:00–10:00 Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1 09:00–10:00 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 Intermediate General interest Cooperation for Development, Strategy and Man- Strategy and Management, Language and Culture agement
From insight to impact: delivering a new Market, recruit, teach and employ: strategies brand in higher education (S8.02) for recruitment and student mobility (S8.06) 09:00–10:00 09:00–10:00 Itálica, Level 1, FIBES 1 Albaicín, Level 1, FIBES 1 Intermediate Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment, Employability, Marketing and Recruitment
Towards AAA in international engagement Time for women in STEM (S8.07) (S8.03) 09:00–10:00 Alcázar, Level 0, FIBES 1 09:00–10:00 General interest Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 Internationalisation at Home General interest Strategy and Management Internationalisation: taking on the MOUs A to Z: steps for successful governance responsibility challenge (S8.08) of international agreements (S8.04) 09:00–10:00 Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 09:00–10:00 General interest Bahía, Level 1, FIBES 1 Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Intermediate Home Strategy and Management, Mobility Advising Sessions 35 FRIDAY
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SLOT 07 (09:00–10:00)
Blended staff mobility: combining digital and Is the Bologna Process dead? Share your traditional methodology (S8.09) input! (S8.13) 09:00–10:00 09:00–10:00 Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Advanced Strategy and Management Strategy and Management
Top down or bottom up: Who drives your How internationalisation and business–higher institution’s global strategy? (S8.10) education partnerships go hand in hand 09:00–10:00 (S8.14) Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 09:00–10:00 General interest Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Intermediate Home Business Education, Internationalisation at Home
International branch campuses: trends and How to start a student-ambassador success stories (S8.11) programme for marketing and recruitment 09:00–10:00 (S8.15) París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 09:00–10:00 Intermediate Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Strategy and Management, Marketing and Recruit- Intermediate ment Marketing and Recruitment
Internships abroad: the importance of quality Getting your academics involved: the key to (S8.12) higher quality student mobility (S8.16) 09:00–10:00 09:00–10:00 Barcelona, Level 1, FIBES 2 Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Intermediate Employability Mobility Advising, Strategy and Management 36 Sessions FRIDAY
SLOT 08 (10:30–11:30)
Erasmus+: building on 30 years of success Building a sustainable partnership for STEM in bringing cultures together (S9.10) student mobility (S9.06) 10:30–11:45 10:30–11:30 Liverpool, Level -1, FIBES 2 Mezquita, Level 1, FIBES 1 Advanced General interest European Programme Management, Strategy and Strategy and Management, Mobility Advising Management
Academics and administrators: Territorial Life-skill session: become a negotiation conflict or successful collaboration? (S9.07) genius (S9.01) 10:30–11:30 10:30–11:30 Albaicín, Level 1, FIBES 1 Al-Ándalus, Level 0, FIBES 1 Intermediate General interest Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Strategy and Management Home
Graduate management education: taking International student mobility from Brazil, stock on measuring learning outcomes Colombia and Mexico: challenges and best (S9.02) practices (S9.08) 10:30–11:30 10:30–11:30 Itálica, Level 1, FIBES 1 Lisboa, Mezzanine, FIBES 2 Intermediate General interest Business Education, Employability Cooperation for Development, Mobility Advising
Mapping internationalisation: tools and The real value of double degree programmes practices in quality assurance (S9.03) for employability: results of a new 10:30–11:30 comparative study (S9.09) Ronda, Level 1, FIBES 1 10:30–11:30 Advanced Roma, Level 1, FIBES 2 Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Intermediate Home Joint Programmes, Employability
Boost your EU project’s chances of suc- Enhancing student mobility: varying cess by introducing online education (S9.04) perspectives (S9.11) 10:30–11:30 10:30–11:30 Bahía, Level 1, FIBES 1 París A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate General interest European Programme Management, Strategy and Mobility Advising, European Programme Management Management
Harmonising diversity in Southeast Asia: European integration: the role of higher results from the SHARE programme (S9.05) education institutions (S9.12) 10:30–11:30 10:30–11:30 Marismas, Level 1, FIBES 1 París B, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Intermediate Admission and Recognition, European Programme Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Management Home Sessions 37 FRIDAY
SLOT 08 (10:30–11:30)
Engaging students as partners in global Protocol procedures for emergency learning (S9.13) situations: student safety and security (S9.16) 10:30–11:30 10:30–11:30 Bruselas A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Madrid B, Level 1, FIBES 2 General interest General interest Internationalisation at Home, Employability Mobility Advising
Strategic marketing: the institutional Refugees, global recognition and lifelong perspective and the changing role of our learning: connecting the dots (S9.17) profession (S9.14) 10:30–11:30 Barcelona, Level 1, FIBES 2 10:30–11:30 Bruselas B, Level 1, FIBES 2 General interest Intermediate Admission and Recognition, Cooperation for Marketing and Recruitment, Strategy and Development Management
Restructuring higher education: impact on internationalisation (S9.15) 10:30–11:30 Madrid A, Level 1, FIBES 2 Intermediate Strategy and Management
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British student attitudes to study POSTER abroad amidst post-Brexit uncertainty (P101) Presenter: Andy Pritchard, FindA University SESSIONS Ltd, UK BEST PRACTICES Intercultural mobility: Disaster in IN THE FIELD disguise? (P102) Presenter: Anne Klaas Schilder, Stenden University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands Learn about innovative ideas and best practices by attending our three poster sessions. With different poster Erasmus+ goes global: A new facet of the mobility mosaic? (P103) presentations on a variety of topics, Presenters: Daniel Brown, University of you’re sure to walk away with some Newcastle, Australia, Australia; Rishelle cutting-edge insights to implement in Wimmer, Salzburg University of Applied your own career. Sciences, Austria
VIEWING TIMES: Specific posters will be on display during the listed times. European Mobility Portal: toward a Presenters will be available to explain centralised mobility database (P104) their research and answer your questions. Presenter: Gaffar Rampage, Erasmus Student Network, Belgium LOCATION: Level -1, FIBES 2
Diversifying social networks: ‘unpacking’ the experiences of international exchange students (P105) Presenter: Jane Jackson, Chinese University of Hong Kong (CUHK), Hong Kong, China WEDNESDAY (09:00-10:30)
Housing for international CSI4: a curriculum for more- Lessons learned in supporting students: challenges and employable ICT graduates the diverse employment solutions (P106) (P112) prospects of PhDs (P117) Presenter: Jeremy Apert, Erasmus Presenter: Deirdre Lillis, Dublin Presenters: Monica Jitareanu and Student Network, Belgium Institute of Technology, Ireland Agnes Leyrer, Central European University, Hungary
Managing the Buddy IAESTE worldwide programme through an online internships: a model for Helping students prepare platform (P107) cultural exchange (P113) for international work/study Presenter: Mikuláš Josek, Presenter: Dorota Rylska, IAESTE, experience (P118) uni-buddy, Czech Republic Poland Presenter: Rosa Rodriguez- Izquierdo, Pablo de Olavide University, Spain Inclusive mobility, MappED! Digitalising employability (P109) skills training (P114) Presenter: Thomas Pappas, Presenter: Emma Cornelis, MEETAfrica: supporting Erasmus Student Network, Expertise in Labour Mobility, the African alumni Belgium Netherlands entrepreneurship (P119) Presenter: Noureddine Manamanni, Campus France, How to find internships and How are career services really France job opportunities in Japan supporting international (P110) students? (P115) Presenter: Arno Suzuki, Kyoto Presenter: Erik Zeltner, Entre2c, Key developments in higher University Graduate School of Austria education in the Middle East Science, Japan and North Africa (P120) Presenter: Uzma Majid, World Linking academic coursework Education Services, USA Academic and employment and global internships: a outcomes for mobile and framework for experiential non-mobile students in the learning (P116) UK (P111) Presenters: Kate Moore, Academic Presenter: Catriona Hanks, Internship Council, USA; Matt Universities UK International Byrnes, Global Internship (UUKi), UK Conference, Canada 40 Poster session BEST PRACTICES
WEDNESDAY (15:00–16:30)
Argentina’s education system: Advocating a European Press play: gamification features and important perspective in study abroad: in intercultural skills aspects to consider (P201) EUASA (P207) development (P215) Presenter: Carlos Monroy, World Presenters: Pia Schneider, Iowa Presenter: Emma Cornelis, Education Services, USA State University of Science and Expertise in Labour Mobility, the Technology, Italy; Gian Franco Netherlands Borio, Studio Borio, Italy Bringing global home: technology bridges Brazil Creating a collaborative and the USA in teacher INCHIPE: toward systemic e-learning platform for preparation (P202) internationalisation in Peru language acquisition (P216) Presenters: Celeste Gaia and and Chile (P208) Presenters: Fanny Helliot and Matthew Shannon, Emory & Henry Presenter: Rafaela Caballero Kathleen McColl, EHESP Rennes, College, USA Andaluz, University of Seville, France Spain
A global map of national Breaking down stereotypes in internationalisation policies India: rich in prospective the host environment (P217) (P203) international students (P210) Presenter: Jane Jackson, Chinese Presenter: Daniela Crăciun, Central Presenter: Uzma Majid, World University of Hong Kong (CUHK), European University, Hungary Education Services, USA Hong Kong, China
A changing Peru: an overview The international classroom: Intercultural virtual of the education system a mosaic of cultures, designs collaborations: Friend or foe? (P204) for inclusion (P211) (P218) Presenter: Kevin Rolwing, World Presenter: Aisling Tiernan, Presenter: Julia Huisman, Stenden Education Services, USA Maastricht University, the University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands Netherlands
Public-private partnerships to address sustainable English-medium instruction The MILSA project: mentoring development challenges in and professional development intercultural learning through Vietnam (P205) needs in Japan (P212) study abroad (P219) Presenters: Marjan Kreijns, TU Presenter: Akira Kuwamura, Aichi Presenters: Susan Oguro, Delft, the Netherlands; Mai Van Prefectural University, Japan University of Technology Sydney, Cong, WRU (TLU) Hanoi, Vietnam Australia; Annie Cottier, University of Bern, Switzerland Culturally responsive Retention of international teaching: using performance students: the Danish approach to connect (P213) Fostering organisational (P206) Presenter: Anne Ryen, University commitment in the context of Presenters: Mette Østergaard of Agder, Norway an international office (P220) Samuelsen and Tue Fisker Presenter: Jenni Leinonen, Mikkelsen, University College of Metropolia University of Applied Northern Denmark, Denmark The intersection of emotional Sciences, Finland intelligence and cultural diversity (P214) Presenter: Brian Leacock, University of Victoria, Canada Poster session 41 BEST PRACTICES
THURSDAY (11:00–12:30)
Smart HEI–Business Cross-institutional Send your staff to study ESL collaboration (P301) benchmarking at Cambridge University Presenter: Anneli Kakko, JAMK activities supporting (P313) University of Applied Sciences, internationalisation (P307) Presenter: Anna Hellberg Finland Presenters: Sirpa Holmström, Gustafsson, KTH, Royal Institute of Haaga-Helia University of Applied Technology, Sweden Sciences, Finland; Dymphi van Making a global impact: der Hoeven, Stenden University of merging the classroom and Applied Sciences, the Netherlands Promoting diversity in local industry partners (P302) internationalised higher Presenter: Jacqueline Barrett, education curricula (P314) Institute of International Education Intersectionality of drivers Presenter: Caterina Ho, University (IIE), USA of international student of Melbourne, Australia migration (P308) Presenter: Subodhanie Redesiging nursing education Weerakkody, University of Mental health matters: it takes in cooperation with nursing Melbourne, Australia the whole college (P315) professionals (P303) Presenter: Ann Heelan, Presenters: Welmoed Steenstra Association of Higher Education and Berber Visser, Utrecht A Mosaic of influencers: Access and Disability, Ireland University of Applied Sciences, the understanding the study Netherlands abroad decision-making process (P309) 10 minutes for medical Presenters: Zeynep Kaptan and education (P316) Indexing engagement Timothy Kryaninko, ETS Global, Presenter: Chantal Simon, Royal between business and higher Germany College of General Practitioners, education (P304) UK Presenters: Pawel Poszytek and Agnieszka Rybinska, Foundation Creating a learning for the Development of the community for graduate Communication for Education System, Poland admissions: Utrecht University Professionals: Nursing: (P310) a multinational, multi- Presenters: Femke van der professional partnership for Changing lives: strategies for Geest, Utrecht University, the e-learning (P317) building inclusive summer Netherlands; Stella Saliari, ETS Presenter: Sanna Laiho, Tampere schools (P305) Global, the Netherlands University of Applied Sciences Presenters: Sarah Williamson and (TAMK), Finland Alexander Heinz, King’s College London, UK What international students say they need (P311) Presenter: Adriana Pérez Encinas, Assessing sustainability Autonomous University of Madrid, literacy as a learning outcome Spain in international higher education (P306) Presenter: Jesús Díaz Vidal, EUSA A head start in online University Center, Spain international learning (P312) Presenter: Albina Szeles, Coventry University, UK 42 Plenaries GET INSPIRED PLENARY SESSIONS GET INSPIRED This year’s Keynote speakers will share messages of inspiration, prompting everyone who attends to leave Seville ready to make the world a better place.
LOCATION: Auditorium
Alexander Betts Adam Field Taiye Selasi Opening Plenary Afternoon Plenary Closing Plenary Wednesday, 11:00–12:30 Thursday, 16:00–16:45 Friday, 12:00–13:30 The Opening Plenary The Afternoon Plenary will Taiye Selasi is a writer and features Oxford professor feature communications coach photographer of Nigerian Alexander Betts. A thought- Adam Field. Adam is an expert and Ghanian descent. Taiye leader in refugee studies and in networking and human understands the importance international affairs, Betts will interaction, and knows how to of origins and kin in shaping speak on reuniting countries awaken the child-like desire to identity, and speaks about being and utilising internationalisation connect. He is certain to leave ‘multi-local’, or feeling at home as a force for good. you re-energised and ready wherever one might be. to go for the final stretch of conference week. Networking events 43 GET CONNECTED NETWORKING EVENTS GET CONNECTED The EAIE Conference is the perfect opportunity to interact with like-minded colleagues and thought leaders in the field. Take advantage of your time in Seville by attending our networking events.
TUESDAY 12 SEPTEMBER
Opening Reception
20:00–21:30 Plaza de España, Av de Isabel la Católica Free Bring your conference badge for entry Join fellow participants at the largest networking event of the week, the Opening Reception. Happening earlier than ever before, this year’s reception will take place on Tuesday evening at the Plaza de España. Join us outside for drinks and bites and a warm welcome by the EAIE and the sponsor of this event, IELTS, as we prepare for an incredible week.
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WEDNESDAY 13 SEPTEMBER
Internationalisation at Home Reception 17:30–20:00 Universidad Loyola Andalucía Bus transfers will leave FIBES at 17:30 Bring your invitation for entry
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Summer Schools Reception Strategy and Management 19:00–21:00 and Joint Programmes Joint Terraza SOJO, Mercado Lonja Del Barranco, Reception Calle Arjona Registration closed 20:00–21:30 Bring your ticket for entry Terraza SOJO, Mercado Lonja Del Barranco, Calle Arjona Bring your invitation for entry Health and Welfare Education Dinner Business Education Dinner 19:00–22:00 20:30–23:00 Corral del Agua, Calle Agua 6 Palacio de la Condesa de Lebrija, Registration closed Calle Cuna 8 Bring your ticket for entry Registration closed Bring your ticket for entry Kindly sponsored by: Cooperation for Development Dinner 19:30–22:00 Restaurante Casa Manolo León, Calle Guadalquivir 12 Registration closed Bring your ticket for entry Networking events 45 GET CONNECTED
THURSDAY 14 SEPTEMBER
EAIE Morning Run 06:45–08:15 Meeting point: Puerta de Sevilla, Parque del Alamillo, Calle Alamillo Registration closed Kindly sponsored by:
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Early-bird Yoga 07:15–08:15 Meeting point: Registration Area, FIBES 2 Registration closed Bring your ticket for entry
Language and Culture Reception Marketing and Recruitment 17:30–20:30 Reception El Rinconcillo, Calle Gerona 40 18:30–20:30 Bring your invitation for entry Terraza SOJO, Mercado Lonja Del Barranco, Calle Arjona Bring your invitation for entry Mobility Advising Reception Kindly sponsored by: 18:00–19:30 Taberna del Alabardero, Calle Zaragoza 20 Bring your invitation for entry
Admission and Recognition Alumni Relations and Reception Employability Joint Reception 18:30–20:30 19:00–21:30 Los Corales, Calle Álvarez Quintero 9 Corral del Agua, Calle Agua 6 Bring your invitation for entry Bring your invitation for entry 46 Networking events GET CONNECTED
THURSDAY 14 SEPTEMBER
European Programme Guidance and Counselling Management Dinner and Access and Diversity Joint 20:00–22:30 Reception Restaurante Casa Manolo León, 20:30–22:30 Calle Guadalquivir 12 Terraza SOJO, Mercado Lonja Del Barranco, Registration closed Calle Arjona Bring your ticket for entry Bring your invitation for entry
EAIE Fiesta 21:30–01:00 Restaurante Abades Triana, Calle Betis 69 Registration closed Bring your ticket for entry There’s no better way to enjoy an EAIE host city than a night out on the town. Put on your dancing clothes and celebrate an invigorating conference week – fiesta style! The EAIE Fiesta on Thursday night will be a delightful evening of revelry on the waterfront, complete with panoramic views of the historic centre of Seville. Two drinks are included in the ticket price. Please bring your ticket for entry to the event and get ready for an unforgettable night, lasting until one o’clock in the morning. Networking events 47 GET CONNECTED
FRIDAY 15 SEPTEMBER
Sing in the EAIE Choir Practice 01: Thursday, 12:45–13:45 Practice 02: Thursday, 17:00–18:00 Practice 03: Friday, 10:30–11:15 Performance: 12:00–13:30 during Closing Plenary Feeling musical? Can you carry a tune? Join the EAIE Choir. There will be three practice sessions in the Auditorium before the final performance at the Closing Plenary on Friday!
Closing Luncheon 13:30–15:00 Level 0 and Level -1, FIBES 2 Free Send the 29th Annual EAIE Conference off in style. Come savour the last moments of Seville and ring in the next conference by enjoying a little taste of what our future host city, Geneva, has to offer. Rumour has it that cheese and chocolate are on the menu!
REWARDING EXCELLENCE 2017 EAIE AWARD WINNERS Recognising those who go above and beyond to improve the field of international higher education
Constance Meldrum Award for Vision and Leadership Hywel Ceri Jones, former Director-General at the European Commission Alan Smith, former Director of the Erasmus Bureau
Rising Star Award Adriana Pérez Encinas, Universidad Autónoma de Madrid, Spain
Bo Gregersen Award for Best Practice Marina Malgina, Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education, Norway Stig Arne Skjerven, Norwegian Agency for Quality Assurance in Education, Norway
Institutional Award for Innovation in Internationalisation Ghent University, Belgium
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A300 Abant Izzet Baysal B514 Agreenium, the French A164 APAIE University Institute in Agrobiosciences www.apaie2018.org, Louise Kinnaird, www.ibu.edu.tr, Ozlem Yelda Dilmen, www.iavff-agreenium.fr,Diane de APAIE, Parkville, Australia, Abant Izzet Baysal University, Bolu, Sainte Foy, Agreenium, the French [email protected] Turkey, [email protected] Institute in Agrobiosciences, Paris, France, [email protected] B653 Argentine Pavilion A163 Abroadin www.investandtrade.org.ar www.abroadin.com, Mario Velazquez, Fernanda Yanson, Fundacion Real Communication Abroad S.L., B450 Aichi Shukutoku Exportar, Ciudad Autonoma de Sevilla, Spain, [email protected] University Buenos Aires, Argentina, [email protected] www.aasa.ac.jp, Yusaku Oteki, Aichi Shukutoku University, Nagoya, Japan, B657 Absolute Internship [email protected] B556 Artevelde University www.absoluteinternship.com Eumari Bonilla, Absolute Internship, College – Business Hong Kong, China, A301 Anadolu University Department [email protected] www.anadolu.edu.tr, Bilge Kağan www.arteveldehogeschool.be Ozdemir, Anadolu University, Jan Zuliani, Artevelde University Eskisehir, Turkey, College, Gent, Belgium, B422 Advent Group - [email protected] [email protected] Access MBA & Access Masters Tours B552 Association of www.adventgroup.net A261 Aon Student Insurance Carolyn Gonglefski, Advent Group - www.aonstudentinsurance.com University Summer Sessions Access MBA & Access Masters Tours, Jannet Schipper, Aon Risk Solutions, www.theauss.org Paris, France, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, Jessica Madrigal, Association of [email protected] [email protected] University Summer Sessions, New Haven, USA, [email protected] Exhibition 49 MEET THE EXHIBITORS
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B671 Atlantic Language B553 Baden-Württemberg B458 border concepts Erasmus+ Program Ireland – Universities www.bo-co.eu, Sjaik Djorai, border Dublin & Galway www.bw-i.de, Alexandra Ahmed, concepts GmbH, Gronau, Germany, [email protected] www.atlantic.ac Baden-Württemberg International, Wojciech Duranowski, Atlantic Stuttgart, Germany, [email protected] Language Galway & Dublin, Galway, B460 Boston University Ireland, [email protected] Summer Term A304 Balıkesir University www.bu.edu/summer, Donna Shea, A360 Australia Universities www.balikesir.edu.tr, Dinçer Kanbur, Boston University Summer Term, www.auidf.org Balikesir University, Balikesir, Turkey, Boston, USA, [email protected] Kate Myles, AUIDF, Redhead, [email protected] Australia, [email protected] B674 Brazilian Higher B654 Beihang University Education Institutions A357 Avans University of (BUAA) www.faubai.org.br, Maria Carolina Applied Sciences www.id.buaa.edu.cn, Jun Tong, Mello, Brazilian Association of www.avans.nl/international Beihang University (BUAA), Beijing, International Education, São Paulo, Femke Geurts, Avans University China, [email protected] Brazil, [email protected] of Applied Sciences, Breda, the Netherlands, [email protected] B518 BI Norwegian Business B455 British Accreditation School Council www.bi.edu, Hanne Framnes, BI www.the-bac.org, Paul Fear, British Norwegian Business School, Oslo, Accreditation Council, London, UK, Norway, [email protected] [email protected]
A116 BMI – The World’s Leading Education Events www.bmimedia.net, Samir Zaveri, BMI Media, Edgware, UK, [email protected] Aspire to Achieve Build your future A very warm welcome to Effat University Saudi Arabia’s fi rst private non-profi t female university
“There is no faith without modesty and patience. With patience and love, our country will fl ourish, and the road to What do we offer? advancement will be paved.”
• Some of the most innovative, diverse and Queen Effat Al Thunayan advanced programs in women’s education • An international reputation for excellence • Partnerships with the world’s fi nest institutions • Clubs and societies covering a broad range of hobbies and academic interests Full scholarships available for 2017-18 • Faculty from across 25 different countries, each committed to sharing their unique knowledge Spend an unforgettable semester in Saudi Arabia. Choose from a huge range courses at the vibrant • The latest technology Effat University. Your learning adventure awaits! • World-class campus facilities • Friendships that will last a lifetime • Leading research centers and labs designed to Arabic as a foreign language (AFL) ensure a secure, comfortable environment for Our AFL program is open to learners from around students and researchers the world. It’s ideal for anyone who has an • And so much more… interest in teaching, studying and investigating Arabic or Arab language, culture, and heritage. We’ll support you every step of the way, in all you do. With a passion for lifelong learning and a focus on learning about life, our holistic and practical approach takes education beyond the classroom.
Our colleges • Effat College of Business • Effat College of Science and Humanities • Effat College of Engineering • Effat College of Architecture and Design
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B465 California State B512 Campus France B655 CL Global Universities www.campusfrance.org, Clarisse www.clglo.com, Roy Ke, CL Global www.csusm.edu, Micheal Schroder, Zerbib, Campus France, Paris, Education Group Ltd., Shanghai, California State University San France, clarisse.zerbib@ China, [email protected] Marcos CSUSM, San Marcos, USA, campusfrance.org [email protected] A309 CLIC International A161 CareerProfessor.works House Sevilla, Cádiz & B478 California State www.labourmobility.com, Sevi Málaga Christoforou, Expertise in Labour University, Long Beach www.clic.es, Blanca Roters, CLIC Mobility (ELM), Rotterdam, The www.csulb.edu/international, Jeet International House Sevilla, Cádiz & Netherlands, s.christoforou@ Joshee, California State University, Málaga, Seville, Spain, [email protected] labourmobility.com Long Beach, California, USA, [email protected] A205 Colombia B521 CHESICC China Credentials Verification www.challengeyourknowledge. B470 California State edu.co, María Carolina Serrano University, Los Angeles www.chsi.com.cn/en, Xiaoshu Li, Ramírez, Colombia Challenge Your China Higher Education Student www.calstatela.edu, Eric Bullard, Knowledge, Bogota, Colombia, Information and Career Center California State University, Los [email protected] (CHESICC), Beijing, China, Angeles, Los Angeles, USA, [email protected] [email protected] B560 Columbia University/ New York B469 California State B650 China Education Association for International www.sps.columbia.edu, Karl Rutter, University, San Bernardino Columbia University/New York, New Exchange (CEAIE) – Study www.csusb.edu, Eyad Alfattal, York, USA, [email protected] California State University, San in China Bernardino, San Bernardino, USA, www.ceaie.edu.cn, Harden Dang, [email protected] China Education Association for B668 Çukurova University International Exchange (CEAIE), www.international.cu.edu.tr, Semra Beijing, China, [email protected] Sadik Krupka, Çukurova University, A106 Cambridge Adana, Turkey, [email protected] Assessment English B659 Chitkara University, www.cambridgeenglish.org, Claire B459 Cultural Vistas Sanders, Cambridge English India Language Assessment, Cambridge, www.chitkara.edu.in, Sangeet Jaura, www.culturalvistas.org, William UK, [email protected] Chitkara University, Chandigarh, Maier, Cultural Vistas, New York, USA, India, [email protected] [email protected] A107 Cambridge International Examinations A169 Chulalongkorn www.cie.org.uk, Rhona Armour, Business School Cambridge International www.bba.acc.chula.ac.th, Thirawut Examinations, Cambridge, UK, Sutabut, BBA Chulalongkorn [email protected] Business School, Bangkok, Thailand, [email protected]
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A159 DataFlow Group A313 EduCanada B523 Enago www.dataflowgroup.com,Qais www.eduCanada.ca, Susan www.enago.com, Daniel Coutinho, Abbassi, DataFlow Group, Dubai, Norrington, Global Affairs Canada, Enago – Crimson Interactive Inc., United Arab Emirates, Ottawa, Canada, New York, USA, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] A311 Erasmus University A158 Digital Education B614 Education in Ireland Rotterdam Marketing www.enterprise-ireland.com, www.eur.nl, Jikke Verheij, Erasmus www.demltd.com, Simon Adcock, Vivienne Nolan, Enterprise Ireland, University Rotterdam, Rotterdam, Digital Education Marketing Ltd, Dublin, Ireland, the Netherlands, [email protected] Derby, UK, [email protected] vivienne.nolan@enterprise-ireland. com A154 ETS® The TOEFL® and B561 Dr. Walter GRE® tests A120 Education Malaysia www.dr-walter.com, Andreea www.ets.org, Wouter Schut, ETS www.educationmalaysia.gov.my, Hoinkis, Dr. Walter GmbH, Global, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Education Neunkirchen-Seelscheid, Germany, Anita Daud Charles, [email protected] [email protected] Malaysia Global Services, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia, [email protected] B609 Euroexam A177 DreamApply – International Admission is Our Passion B651 Educations.com Media www.euroexam.org, Tim Bender, www.dreamapply.com, Katrin Vares, Group Euroexam International, London, UK, DreamApply, Tallinn, Estonia, [email protected] [email protected] www.educations.com, Richard Prestage, Educations.com, Stockholm, Sweden, A210 European Association [email protected] for International Education (EAIE) B461 EducationUSA – US www.eaie.org, EAIE Office, Pavilion Amsterdam, the Netherlands, [email protected] www.educationusa.state.gov, Matthew Washburn, US Department of State/EducationUSA, USA, A350 European Commission [email protected] ec.europa.eu/erasmus-plus, Elena Tegovska, European Commission, [email protected]
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A156 Federation for B471 FPP EDU Media A256 HAN University of Education in Europe www.fppedu.media, John Demer, Applied Sciences www.fede.education, Olivier Perotto, FPP EDU Media, Manchester, UK, www.han.nl, Sabine Maresch, HAN FEDE – Federation for EDucation in [email protected] University of Applied Sciences, Europe, Geneve, Switzerland, Arnhem, the Netherlands, [email protected] [email protected] B663 Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado-FAAP B505 Fésia, Education and www.faap.br, Lourdes Evangelina B402 Hankuk University of Research in Life Sciences Zilberberg Oviedo, Fundação Foreign Studies www.fesia.org, Cécile Heuzey, Fésia, Armando Alvares Penteado (FAAP), www.hufs.ac.kr, Ha Lim Kahng, Paris, France, São Paulo, Brazil, Hankuk University of Foreign Studies, [email protected] [email protected] Seoul, South Korea, [email protected] A117 FIEP & UNITOUR A361 Hanze University Recruitment Fairs G www.circuloformacion.es, Miguel of Applied Sciences, Moran, Circulo Formacion S.L., Groningen Pozuelo de Alarcon, Spain, B666 Gazi University www.hanzegroningen.eu, Monique [email protected] www.erasmus.gazi.edu.tr, Ekin Swennenhuis, Hanze University Akgezer, Gazi University, Ankara, of Applied Sciences, Groningen, Turkey, [email protected] Groningen, the Netherlands, B415 FindAUniversity Ltd – [email protected] FindAMasters & FindAPhD www.findauniversity.com,Andy A112 GBS – Geneva Business Holliday, Find A University Ltd., School B418 HEURO - The Sheffield, UK, www.gbsge.com, Carlos Moreno, Association of UK HE [email protected] Geneva Business School, Barcelona, European Officers Spain, [email protected] www.heuro.org.uk, Stefan Hollins, B675 Findcourse.com HEURO, London, UK, [email protected] www.findcourse.com,Haitam Gait, A168 Global Exam Findcourse.com, Abu Dhabi, United www.global-exam.com, Yann Perrin, Arab Emirates, Global Exam, Paris, France, A104 Higher Education [email protected] [email protected] Marketing www.higher-education-marketing. A356 Fontys University of B661 GoinGlobal com, Philippe Taza, Higher Education Applied Sciences Marketing, Montreal, Canada, ptaza@ www.goinglobal.com, Mary Anne higher-education-marketing.com www.fontys.edu, Nicole Luijten, Thompson, GoinGlobal, Mobile, USA, Fontys University of Applied [email protected] Sciences, Eindhoven, the A167 HigherEdMe.com Netherlands, [email protected] www.higheredme.com, Arnaud Catinot, HigherEdMe, Longvic, A306 Foreign Economic France, [email protected] Relations Board of Turkey (DEIK) A365 Hotcourses Group www.studyinturkey.org.tr, Büşra www.hotcoursesgroup.com, Oliver Şener, Boyut Turizm Organizasyon Palmer, Hotcourses Ltd, London, UK, Hiz. ve Bilgi Ltd. Sti., Istanbul, Turkey, [email protected] [email protected] THE WORLD IS OUR HOME
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B515 IAE FRANCE – Schools B511 IMT – Institut Mines A152 IPS Student Insurance of Management Télécom www.studentsinsured.com, Kay www.iae-france.fr, Marie Monsterleet, www.imt.fr/en, Catherine Coquan, Burger, Insurance Passport for IAE FRANCE, Paris, France, Institut Mines-Télécom, Paris, France, Students IPS, The Hague, the [email protected] [email protected] Netherlands, [email protected]
A108 ICEF A259 InsureToStudy A105 IREG Observatory www.icef.com, Laurie Robinson/ Worldwide Student on Academic Ranking & Harald Kreiner, ICEF GmbH, Bonn, Insurances Excellence Germany, [email protected]/ www.insuretostudy.com, Marcella www.ireg-observatory.org, Kazimierz [email protected] Wessels, InsureToStudy bv, The Bilanow, IREG Observatory on Hague, the Netherlands, Academic Ranking and Excellence, [email protected] Brussels, Belgium, A114 ICWE – Integrated [email protected] Communications, Worldwide Events B660 Integral World A113 ISA (International www.icwe.net, Marjon Mul, ICWE Education Fair Studies Abroad) GbmH, Berlin, Germany, www.world-education.eu, Veselina [email protected] Todorova, Sunny Holidays Ltd., Sofia, www.studiesabroad.com, David Bulgaria, [email protected] Puente, ISA, Sevilla, Spain, [email protected] A172 IEFT – International Education Fairs of Turkey – B464 InterExchange, Inc. B472 Istanbul Bilgi Turkish Student Magazine www.interexchange.org, Lynne University www.ieft.net, Ayse Seda Peker, IEFT Sebeck, InterExchange, Inc., New – International Education Fairs of York, USA, www.bilgi.edu.tr, Silbel Tulpar, Turkey, Istanbul, Turkey, [email protected] [email protected] Istanbul Bilgi University, Istanbul, Turkey, [email protected]
A100 IELTS A151 International A312 ITRU- www.ielts.org, Anna Minett, Internships LLC Cambridge University, Cambridge, www.international-internships. Internationalization UK, [email protected] com, J.J. Hummon, International of Turkish Research Internships LLC, Englewood, USA, Universities/a2 Fairs jjhummon@international-internships. www.a2fairs.com, Ozge Toksozer, A160 i-graduate com Akare Fuarcilik A.S., Beyoglu, www.i-graduate.org, Rachel Worley, Istanbul, Turkey, [email protected] i-graduate, Redhill, UK, [email protected] B664 International Student Admissions Service www.isasonline.org, Luke Turnell, B466 IIE International Student Admissions www.iie.org, Cheryl Francisconi, Service, London, UK, Institute of International Education [email protected] (IIE), Budapest, Hungary, [email protected]
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B401 KAIST B417 King’s College London B406 Kookmin University www.kaist.edu, Hyunsook Min, Korea www.kcl.ac.uk, Yuchun Chiang www.kookmin.ac.kr, Jiho Lee, Advanced Institute of Science and Mathews, King’s College London, Kookmin University, Seoul, South Technology (KAIST), Daejeon, South London, UK, Korea, [email protected] Korea, [email protected] [email protected] B400 Korea University B451 Kansai Gaidai B665 KMUTT and Mahidol www.korea.edu, Seung Hyun Yang, University, Japan University, Thailand Korea University, Seoul, South Korea, www.kansaigaidai.ac.jp, Yoshihiro www.mahidol.ac.th, Khanittha [email protected] Yano, Kansai Gaidai University, Nimon, Mahidol University, Nakamiyahigashino-cho Hirakata, Phutthamonthon District, Thailand, Japan, [email protected] [email protected] B409 Korea University Sejong Campus www.sejong.korea.edu, Sukkyung B452 Keio University B408 Konkuk University Hong, Korea University Sejong www.keio.ac.jp, Chihiro Ueda, Keio www.konkuk.ac.kr, Lokhey Kim, Campus, Sejong, South Korea, University, Minato-ku, Japan, Konkuk University, Seoul, South [email protected] [email protected] Korea, [email protected]
B520 Keystone Academic Solutions www.keystoneacademic.com, Saba Chafiki, Keystone Academic Solutions, Fornebu, Norway, [email protected]
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A209 Learn Chile (Chilean B508 Manchester B517 Montclair State US & HEI) Metropolitan University Edge Hill UK www.ucv.cl, Marcos Avilez, Learn www.mmu.ac.uk/international, www.montclair.edu, Jane Ann Chile, Valparaiso, Chile, Natalie Cunningham, Manchester Williams, Montclair State University, [email protected] Metropolitan University (MMU), Montclair, USA, Manchester, UK, [email protected] [email protected] A363 Leiden University www.leiden.edu, Marieke te Booij, A260 Moscow State Leiden University, Leiden, the B611 Mehmet Akif Ersoy Institute of International Netherlands, University Relations [email protected] www.mehmetakif.edu.tr, Mahmut www.mgimo.ru, Ekaterina Yıldız, Mehmet Akif Ersoy University, Tronevskaya, MGIMO University, Burdur, Turkey, B500 London South Bank Moscow, Russia, [email protected] [email protected] University www.lsbu.ac.uk, Sui Yip, London South Bank University, London, UK, B557 Mobility-Online [email protected] www.sop-at.com, Gerald Mauberger, SOP Hilmbauer & Mauberger GmbH & Co KG, Amstetten, Austria, B421 LSE Summer School, [email protected] Executive and International Programmes www.lse.ac.uk, Liz-Ann Mackle, LSE Summer School, London, UK, [email protected] Exhibition 57 MEET THE EXHIBITORS
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A170 NAFSA: Association of B510 Paris-Saclay University B672 Qatar University International Educators www.universite-paris-saclay.fr, Sergei www.qu.edu.qa, Sumaya Zein, Qatar www.nafsa.org, Robin Little, Shikalov, Paris-Saclay University, University, Doha, Qatar, NAFSA: Association of International Saint-Aubin, France, sergei.shikalov@ [email protected] Educators, Washington, USA, universite-paris-saclay.fr [email protected] A109 QS Quacquarelli B509 Pearson – PTE Symonds B601 Nature Research Academic www.qs.com, Nicola Chambers, QS www.nature.com/ip, Sabine www.pearsonpte.com, Mary Quacquarelli Symonds, London, UK, Trollmann, Springer Nature, McCrindle, Pearson – PTE Academic, [email protected] London, UK, sabine.trollmann@ London, UK, springernature.com [email protected] A314 Québec – Éducation et Enseignement supérieur B669 NCUK – The University B513 Polytech Group www.education.gouv.qc.ca, Annie Consortium www.polytech-reseau.org, Julien Carrier, Min. de l’Éducation et www.ncuk.ac.uk, Amy-Rose Cauley, Plessis, Université Lille 1/Siu Reseau Enseignement supérieur, Québec, NCUK – The University Consortium, Polytech, Villeneuve d’Ascq, France, Canada, Manchester, UK, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
B407 Net Natives B403 POSTECH (Pohang www.netnatives.com, Rosie University of Science and Crompton, Net Natives, Brighton, UK, Technology) [email protected] www.postech.ac.kr, Kiljong Yoo, Pohang University of Science and Technology (POSTECH), Pohang, A263 NHL Stenden South Korea, University of Applied [email protected] Sciences www.nhl.nl, www.stenden.com, A255 Prospects Moniek Dijkema, NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences, www.prospects.ac.uk, Carlos Leeuwarden, the Netherlands, Howarth, Prospects, Manchester, UK, [email protected] [email protected]
B516 NTNU Norway www.ntnu.edu, Wolfgang Laschet, Norwegian University of Science and Technology (NTNU), Trondheim, Conference Norway, [email protected] coverage from
B615 New York University Times Higher Global Housing www.nyu.edu/academics/studying- Education abroad.html, John D Carrion, NYU Grab your copy of Times Global Housing & NYU Shanghai, London, UK, [email protected] Higher Education’s EAIE Conference Daily Wednesday to Friday. Each edition includes special features, interviews and coverage of the hottest topics in the field. Visit us at stand (#B453)
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A358 Radboud University A250 Russian Academic B405 SKKU (Sungkyunkwan www.ru.nl, Boudewijn Grievink, Excellence Project 5-100 University) Radboud University, Nijmegen, the www.5top100.ru, Alyona Dorofeeva, www.skku.edu, Chung-il Lee, Netherlands, [email protected] Russian Academic Excellence Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, Project 5-100, Moscow, Russia, South Korea, [email protected] [email protected] A118 Ready, Study, Go! Poland B404 Sogang University www.go-poland.pl, Przemysław B476 San Francisco State www.sogang.ac.kr, Shiin Park, Skrodzki, Foundation for the University Sogang University, Seoul, South Development of the Education www.cel.sfsu.edu, Alexander Chang, Korea, [email protected] System (FRSE), Warsaw, Poland, San Francisco State University, San [email protected] Francisco, USA, [email protected] B612 SoleMOVE www.solenovo.fi,Henri Autti, A173 Recruit in Canada A254 Saxion University of Solenovo Ltd, Joensuu, Finland, www.recruitincanada.com, Anita Applied Sciences [email protected] Kuehnel, Revolve EPS Holdings Ltd, www.saxion.edu, Michiel Doetjes, North Vancouver, Canada, Saxion University of Applied [email protected] B473 SRT Student Sciences, Enschede, the Netherlands, [email protected] Recruitment Tours B667 Renmin University of www.srt-fairs.com, Tzvetelina Ivova, SRT Student Recruitment Tours, China B475 Scholars at Risk Sofia, Bulgaria, [email protected] www.ruc.edu.cn, Zheng Wang, Network Renmin University of China, Beijing, www.scholarsatrisk.org, Sinead China, [email protected] A178 Study Estonia O’Gorman, Scholars at Risk Network, New York, USA, www.studyinestonia.ee, Kaidi-Kerli [email protected] Kärner, Archimedes Foundation, A176 Riga Technical Tallinn, Estonia, University [email protected] www.rtu.lv, Zane Purlaura, Riga B602 School of Software Technical University, Riga, Latvia, Engineering, BJTU [email protected] B555 Study in Austria www.rjxy.bjtu.edu.cn, Xu Yang, www.oead.at, Rita Michlits, OeAD- Beijing Jiaotong University, Beijing, GmbH, Vienna, Austria, China, [email protected] A162 Robertstate Education [email protected] www.robertstate.edu.np, Karuna Kar Ghimire, Robert State Education SEPIE/Spanish A211 B562 Study in Bavaria Consultancy pvt. Ltd, Kathmandu, Universities Nepal, robertstate.consultancy@ www.study-in-bavaria.de, Marianne www.sepie.es, SEPIE, gmail.com Patricia Onieva, Sedlmeier, Universities of Bavaria, Madrid, Spain, Regensburg, Germany, [email protected] [email protected]
A165 Singapore Higher B563 Study in Belgium: Education Wallonia and Brussels www.ntu.edu.sg, Grace Yang, www.studyinbelgium.be, Nicolas Nanyang Technological University, Dufays, Wallonia-Bruxelles Singapore, Singapore, International, Brussels, Belgium, [email protected] [email protected]
A303 Sirnak University A201 Study in Catalonia www.sirnak.edu.tr, Mustafa Akgul, www.studyincatalonia.com, Amparo Sirnak University, Sirnak, Turkey, Gonzalez, Consell Interuniversitari De [email protected] Catalunya, Barcelona, Spain, [email protected] 60 Exhibition MEET THE EXHIBITORS
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B606 Study in Denmark B453 Study in Japan A252 Study in Serbia www.ufm.dk, Tina Haagerup, Danish www.jafsa.org, Kyoko Kobayashi, www.erasmusplus.rs, Milena Agency for Science and Higher JAFSA (Japan Network for Jovanovic, Foundation Tempus, Education, Copenhagen, Denmark, International Education), Shinjuku-ku, Belgrade, Serbia, [email protected] Japan, [email protected] [email protected]
A101 Study in Finland B411 Study in Korea B613 Study in Sweden www.studyinfinland.fi,Joanna www.kafsa.or.kr, Jeong Eun Park, www.studyinsweden.se, Adam Kumpula, The Finnish National Chonbuk National University (CBNU), Sarac, Swedish Institute, Stockholm, Agency for Education EDUFI, South Korea, South Korea, Sweden, [email protected] Helsinki, Finland, [email protected] [email protected] B618 Study in Taiwan A175 Study in Latvia www.fichet.org.tw,Ming-Hsun B564 Study in Flanders and www.aic.lv, Inga Seikstule, Academic Chung, FICHET, Taipei, Taiwan, Brussels Information Centre, Riga, Latvia, [email protected] www.flandersknowledgearea.be, [email protected] Renilde Knevels, Flanders Knowledge Area, Brussels, Belgium, renilde. A251 Study in the Czech [email protected] A174 Study in Lithuania Republic www.studyinlithuania.lt, Linas www.studyin.cz, Soňa Lippmann, Repecka, Education Exchanges Centre for International Cooperation B554 Study in Germany Support Foundation, Vilnius, in Education, Prague, Czech www.daad.de, Alice Jordan, DAAD Lithuania, [email protected] Republic, [email protected] German Academic Exchange Service, Bonn, Germany, [email protected] A305 Study in New Zealand B423 Study in Wales www.studyinnewzealand.govt.nz, www.studyinwales.ac.uk, Rowena B503 Study in Ute Haug, Education New Zealand, Walters, Study in Wales, Cardiff, UK, Hauts-de-France Wellington, New Zealand, [email protected] [email protected] www.u-picardie.fr, Kimberley Couchy, Study in Hauts-de-France, Beauvais A204 Study Medicine in Iasi Cedex, France, B605 Study in Norway [email protected] Romania www.siu.no, Margunn Instefjord, www.umfiasi.ro,Mihaela Vacariu Norwegian Centre for International Sirotta, Gr. T. Popa University of Cooperation in Higher Education A354 Study in Holland Medicine and Pharmacy Iasi, Iasi, (SIU), Bergen, Norway, www.studyinholland.nl, Loes Romania, [email protected] [email protected] Lammertink, Nuffic, The Hague, the Netherlands, [email protected] B424 Study UK: Discover A208 Study in Romania You Pavilion A119 Study in Hong Kong www.cnr-romania.ro, Mihai Sebea, www.britishcouncil.org, The National Council of Rectors, Lisa Bullock, www.studyinhongkong.edu.hk, Jonas British Council, London, UK, Bucharest, Romania, sebea.mihai@ To, Study in Hong Kong, Hong Kong, [email protected] profesor.rau.ro China, [email protected]
B616 StudyPortals – the A307 Study in Hungary global study search platform www.tka.hu, Tímea Mester-Takács, B457 Study In Scotland www.studyportals.com, Carmen Tempus Public Foundation, www.studyinscotland.org, Shonagh Neghina, StudyPortals, Eindhoven, Budapest, Hungary, Maak, Study In Scotland, Aberdeen, the Netherlands, [email protected] UK, [email protected] [email protected] Exhibition 61 MEET THE EXHIBITORS
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A310 StudyTravel Ltd B550 Tecnológico de B658 The New School – www.studytravel.network, Ro Monterrey Parsons Paris Osborne, StudyTravel Ltd, London, www.itesm.mx, Patricia Montaño, www.newschool.edu, Florence UK, [email protected] Tecnológico de Monterrey, Monterrey, Leclerc-Dickler, The New School, Mexico, [email protected] New York, USA, [email protected] A302 Suleyman Demirel University (SDU/TURKEY) A171 Terra Dotta www.uluslararasi.sdu.edu.tr, Adem Ali www.terradotta.com, James Lee, B413 The PIE Iren, Suleyman Demirel University, Terra Dotta, Chapel Hill, USA, www.thepienews.com, Clare Isparta, Turkey, [email protected] Gossage, The PIE, London, UK, [email protected] [email protected] B463 The American College A157 swissuniversities of Greece A150 Times Higher www.swissuniversities.ch, Tiziana www.acg.edu, Mara Nisdeo, The Education World University Tafani, swissuniversities, Bern, American College of Greece, Aghia Rankings Switzerland, Paraskevi, Greece, [email protected] www.timeshighereducation.com, [email protected] Suhail Rehman, Times Higher Education, London, UK, B522 The Chinese University [email protected] of Hong Kong, Shenzhen www.cuhk.edu.cn, Lu Li, The Chinese University of Hong Kong, Shenzhen, A257 Tio University of Shenzhen, China, [email protected] Applied Sciences www.tio.nl, Martijn Westerbrink, Tio University of Applied Sciences, A351 The Class of 2020 Hengelo, the Netherlands, www.theclassof2020.org, Merlina [email protected] Saric, The Class of 2020, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, [email protected] B603 Toyo University Japan www.toyo.ac.jp, Nobuo Kanda, Toyo University, Bunkyo-ku, Japan, A355 The Hague University [email protected] of Applied Sciences www.thehagueuniversity.com, Sigrid Segeren, The Hague University of A166 Trinity College London Applied Sciences, The Hague, the www.trinitycollege.com, Jonathan Netherlands, [email protected] Frank, Trinity College London, London, UK, [email protected] B467 The National Society of High School Scholars A253 TU Delft www.nshss.org, Lee Lewis, The National Society of High School www.tudelft.nl, Carla Fluhr, TU Delft, Scholars (NSHSS), Atlanta, USA, Delft, the Netherlands, [email protected] [email protected] 62 Exhibition MEET THE EXHIBITORS
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B456 UC Berkeley A153 Universidad Loyola B600 Université www.summer.berkeley.edu, Cole Andalucia & International Internationale de Rabat, Harry, UC Berkeley, Berkeley, USA, Association of Jesuit Morocco [email protected] Universities www.uir.ac.ma, Clara Zavala, www.uloyola.es, Borja Garrido, Université Internationale de Rabat, B420 UCL Universidad Loyola Andalucía, Sala al Jadida, Morocco, Córdoba, Spain, [email protected] [email protected] www.ucl.ac.uk/summerschool, Rory Herron, UCL, London, UK, [email protected] A203 Universidad San B559 Universiteit Gent – Ignacio de Loyola – Peru Ghent University B607 Unibuddy: Smarter and USA www.ugent.be, Thomas Buerman, Universiteit Gent, Gent, Belgium, Student Recruitment www.usil.edu.pe, Liga Brige, [email protected] www.unibuddy.co, Jonathan Universidad San Ignacio de Loyola Tinnacher, Unibuddy, London, UK, (USIL), Lima, Peru, [email protected] [email protected] B608 Universities Union of B617 Universidade Católica Eurasia (UUE) A308 Uni-Italia Portuguesa www.eeua.ru, Yulia Yakovleva, Universities Union of Eurasia (UUE), www.uni-italia.it, Carlo Naldi, www.ucp.pt, Graça Coutinho, Moscow, Russia, [email protected] Uni-Italia Association, Rome, Italy, Universidade Católica Portuguesa, [email protected] Lisboa, Portugal, [email protected] B604 University Mobility in B610 Universidad Camilo Asia and the Pacific (UMAP) José Cela A207 Universidades www.umap.org, Naoko Kimoto, University Mobility in Asia and the www.ucjc.edu, Claudia Barquet, Públicas de Andalucía Pacific(UMAP), Bunkyo-ku, Japan, Universidad Camilo José Cela, www.unia.es, Javier Arroyo, [email protected] Madrid, Spain, [email protected] Universidades Públicas de Andalucía, Sevilla, Spain, [email protected] University of B673 Universidad de A359 Guadalajara A200 Università Cattolica Amsterdam www.uva.nl, Ingeborg de Brieder, www.cgci.udg.mx, Dulce Alejandra del Sacro Cuore, Italy University of Amsterdam, Quirarte Mireles, Universidad de www.unicatt.it, Léa Senn, Università Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Guadalajara, Guadalajara, Mexico, Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Milan, Italy, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]
University of B551 Universidad de A115 Universitas Indonesia B414 Birmingham Monterrey – UDEM www.international.ui.ac.id, Ranie www.birmingham.ac.uk, Beverley www.udem.edu.mx, Hilde Gonzalez, Sary, Universitas Indonesia, Depok, Broll, University of Birmingham, Universidad de Monterrey, San Pedro Indonesia, [email protected] Birmingham, UK, [email protected] Garza Garcia, Mexico, [email protected] B502 Université Bretagne Loire – France B501 University of Bordeaux www.u-bordeaux.com, Glenda A202 Universidad Europea www.u-bretagneloire.fr, Joanna Gilmore, Université de Bordeaux, del Atlántico Robic, Université Bretagne Loire, Talence, France, Rennes, France, www.uneatlantico.es, Juan Luis [email protected] Vidal Mazón, Fundación Universidad [email protected] Europea del Atlántico, Santander, Spain, [email protected] B504 Université de Lyon B462 University of California, Irvine – Summer Session www.universite-lyon.fr, Sophie Lespes, Université de Lyon, Lyon, www.summer.uci.edu, Anju Coleman- France, Nakai, University of California, [email protected] Irvine - Summer Session, Irvine, USA, [email protected] Exhibition 63 MEET THE EXHIBITORS
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A103 University of B558 University of A262 Utrecht Summer Cambridge Summer Luxembourg School Programmes www.uni.lu, Stéphanie Notarnicola, www.utrechtsummerschool.nl, www.ice.cam.ac.uk/intsummer, Sarah University of Luxembourg, Esch- Nadine Nonnekes, Utrecht Summer Ormrod, University of Cambridge sur-Alzette, Luxembourg, School, Utrecht, the Netherlands, International Programmes, [email protected] [email protected] Cambridge, UK, [email protected] B474 University of Minnesota V A111 University of East www.gominnesota.umn.edu, Terri Anglia (UEA) Grimlund, University of Minnesota, Vrije Universiteit Minneapolis, USA, [email protected] A352 www.uea.ac.uk, Clementine Jones, Amsterdam University of East Anglia, Norwich, UK, [email protected] www.vu.nl, Marieke Farchi, B477 University of Mississippi Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam, www.olemiss.edu, Blair McElroy, The Amsterdam, the Netherlands, B468 University of Georgia University of Mississippi, University, [email protected] USA, [email protected] www.international.uga.edu, Samantha Burch, University of W Georgia, Office of International B670 University of Pretoria, Education, Athens, USA, South Africa [email protected] B662 Waseda University www.up.ac.za, Sylvester Siboto, www.waseda.jp, Asumi Matsumoto, University of Pretoria, Pretoria, South Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan, A102 University of Helsinki, Africa, [email protected] [email protected] Finland www.helsinki.fi,Minna Koutaniemi, B419 University of Sheffield University of Helsinki, Helsinki, A362 Windesheim Universi- Finland, [email protected] www.sheffield.ac.uk,Lyn Duffield, ty of Applied Sciences University of Sheffield, Sheffield, UK, [email protected] www.windesheim.com, Rob Maat, B652 University of Hull, Windesheim University of Applied Sciences, Zwolle, the Netherlands, United Kingdom B506 University of the Arts [email protected] www.hull.ac.uk, Susan Green, London University of Hull, Hull, UK, [email protected] www.arts.ac.uk, Indre Petrauskaite, University of the Arts London, Y London, UK, B454 University of Leeds [email protected] A315 Yaşar University www.leeds.ac.uk, Sarah Hipshon, www.erasmus.yasar.edu.tr, Merve University of Leeds, Leeds, UK, B412 University of the West Akıntürk, Yaşar University, İzmir, [email protected] Turkey, [email protected] of England, Bristol www.uwe.ac.uk, Lorraine Kirby, A110 University of Leicester University of the West of England, B410 Yonsei University www.le.ac.uk/international, Clare Bristol, UK, [email protected] www.yonsei.ac.kr, Bang-Wool Yim, Banfa, University of Leicester, Yonsei University, Seoul, South Korea, Leicester, UK, [email protected] [email protected] A364 University of Twente www.utwente.nl, Myrna Hofman, A155 University of Ljubljana University of Twente, Enschede, the Z www.uni-lj.si, Katja Cerar, University Netherlands, [email protected] of Ljubljana, Ljubljana, Slovenia, A353 Zuyd University of [email protected] Applied Sciences B507 University of York www.international.zuyd.nl, Michael B416 University of London www.york.ac.uk, Victoria Welchman, van Zinnicq Bergmann, Zuyd www.londoninternational.ac.uk, University of York, York, UK, vicki. University of Applied Sciences, Kirsty Smith, University of London, [email protected] Maastricht, the Netherlands, michael. London, UK, [email protected] [email protected] 64 Floorplans FIND YOUR WAY
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