ENCOMPASSING ALL VOICES

CONFERENCE COMPANION www.eaie.org/helsinki Start your day with the conference Daily Grab your copy of Times Higher Education’s daily magazine Wednesday to Friday. Each edition includes special features, interviews and coverage of the conference week. Highlights 03 TOP ACTIVITIES

12 16 Campus Experiences Plenaries Explore Finnish higher education On Wednesday and Friday

WELCOME TO EAIE HELSINKI 2019 Forward-thinking and quirky, Helsinki is the ideal backdrop for the 31st Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition. In the current social and political climate, integrating divergent viewpoints in policy and practice is more important than ever. ‘Encompassing all voices’ is the Finnish education system in a nutshell: a front-runner in providing inclusive and high-quality learning to all. The buzzing capital, Helsinki, is a place where tradition and cutting-edge technologies live side by side, a city of contrasts that invites us to be open-minded in all our endeavours. The EAIE wishes you an inspiring week ahead.

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05 Schedule at a glance Plan your day

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08 Conference roadmap Set yourself up for success Copyright © 2019 by the EAIE.

ISSN 1389-0808 09 Top tips for newcomers Make the most of your time European Association for International Education (EAIE) 10 Venue services & transportation PO Box 11189, 1001 GD, Amsterdam, the Netherlands Get around Helsinki TEL +31-20-344 51 00 E-MAIL [email protected] 12 Campus Experiences www.eaie.org Explore Finnish higher education

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22 Expert Communities WITH THANKS TO THE CONFERENCE Find your tribe PROGRAMME COMMITTEE: Katja Nieminen (Chair), University of Sessions Sheffield, UK 24 Engage with timely topics Caspar de Bok, Utrecht University, the Netherlands 44 Poster sessions Francisco de Borja Martin Garrido, Loyola University Andalucía, Spain Brush up on best practices Anna Grönlund, University of Jyväskylä, Finland 50 Exhibition Simone Hackett, The Hague University Meet the exhibitors of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands Dora Longoni, Politecnico di Milano, 66 Floor plans Italy Find your way in the venue SCHEDULE AT A GLANCE 06:00 07:00 08:00 09:00 10:00 11:00 12:00 13:00 14:00 15:00 16:00 17:00 18:00 19:00 20:00 21:00

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Forge Nurture partnerships global citizens OUR SUSTAINABILITY JOURNEY 07 GO GREEN AT THE CONFERENCE #EAIEGREENG ALS At the EAIE, we have been working towards making our conference more sustainable. We want to encourage you to join us on our journey. Together we can make a difference!

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WHAT WE DO WHAT CAN YOU DO Plant 13,000 trees to Say no to single use offset CO2 emissions from plastic! Please refill, your flight reuse, recycle

Work with sustainable Make use of your free venues and suppliers public transport card Provide biodegradable, during the conference recycled and fair trade Recycle your waste and conference items conference items Support local charities Help us print less and such as the Finnish Red save trees by using the Cross (FRC) EAIE Events App Provide easy-to-find Save water recycle bins for and keep to waste and donations a five-minute Offer sessions on shower sustainability in the programme 08 CONFERENCE ROADMAP SET YOURSELF UP FOR SUCCESS CONFERENCE ROADMAP HOW TO GET THE MOST OUT OF YOUR EAIE 2019 EXPERIENCE

1. Get your mental juices flowing The Conference Conversation Starter is a book of essays designed to provoke thought on this year’s conference theme, ‘Encompassing all voices’. Thumb through the copy in your conference bag and get clued up on this year’s key topics and trends.

2. Build your agenda in the EAIE Events App With so many great sessions to choose from, maximise your time by scheduling in the events which are most relevant for you. In the app, you can find all session descriptions and speaker information, plan meetings and participate in audience polls during some sessions.

3. Attend the Opening Reception Kick off the week by attending the official Opening Re- ception on Tuesday evening, 17:30–19:00 at Messukeskus Conference Centre. Experience Finnish hospitality, enjoy local delicacies and start making new connections on day one. There will be drinks awaiting your arrival.

4. Tell us what you think! Each year we use valuable feedback from participants like you to make sure that next year’s conference experience is even better than the last. Use the EAIE Events App to let us know what worked well and what you think could be better next time.

5. Access the session presentations online Following the conference, all session presentations (where applicable) will be available online. To access these, visit www.eaie.org/helsinki, and log in to download the slides you would like to refresh your memory on. TOP TIPS FOR NEWCOMERS 09 MAKE THE MOST OF YOUR TIME TOP TIPS FOR NEWCOMERS

Is this your first EAIE Conference? If so, we’re thrilled to have you with us! In addition to our general tips for all conference attendees, we’ve put together some recommendations for how first-time participants can ensure a successful experience. Make the most out of your time by following these top tips for newcomers.

Swing by the Knowledge Visit us at the Internationalisation for Exchange Hub EAIE Stand (F21) newcomers Eager to get to the bottom of Speak to our staff, meet some Attend the session ‘Back to ba- an issue you are experiencing of our leadership, check out sics: internationalisation for new- in your field? Create your own our publications and learn comers to the sector’ (S01.03) discussion or choose one from more about what the EAIE is on Tuesday at 12:00 in Room the board and dive into a topic of doing to advance the field of 101AB, to learn from experienced your choice. It’s the best way to international higher education. colleagues about the day-to-day exchange ideas and network. business of working in our field.

Get acquainted with Give your networking Have some fun at the the EAIE skills a refresher EAIE dance Learn how you and your Attend our Life skill session, The EAIE Conference shouldn’t institution can get the most out ‘Speed networking your way be all work and no play. The of the conference by attending to crucial contacts’ (S02.18) on EAIE Eurovision Tanssi is the the session ‘Maximise your Wednesday at 09:00 in Room perfect opportunity to let your conference experience and 3A to tune up your networking hair down and socialise with discover the world of the EAIE’ skills and prepare yourself for your new contacts. Tickets will (S01.04) on Tuesday at 14:00 in making connections at the be available at the door on Room 101AB. conference. Thursday. 10 Practical Info CONFERENCE ESSENTIALS VENUE SERVICES Messukeskus is outfitted with everything you may need during the confer- ence. Participants will also enjoy a free public transport card which can be used on train, bus and tram in Helsinki and its metropolitan area.

SERVICE POINTS CONFERENCE ASSISTANTS Service Points including Registration, City Infor- University students will be circulating the confer- mation and Wi-Fi and App assistance are located ence venue and are available to answer questions. in the entrance area of Messukeskus, Level 1. Staff We thank the University of Exeter and Haaga-Helia at these various desks will be available to offer University of Applied Sciences for their support. assistance and advice. Additional service points are located at two of the entrances to the EAIE FIRST AID Exhibition Hall, Level 0, and one on Level 2. If you require medical assistance, please contact an EAIE staff member or one of the conference Other Service Points include the Cloakroom, assistants. They will direct you to the Medical Nursing Room, Prayer Room and Speaker Preview Centre, located on Level 0 next to Room 3D. Room. See the floor plan in the back of this book for locations. FREE WI-FI ACCESS Charging stations for your devices and free wireless Opening hours: internet for light use are available throughout the Monday 15:00–18:00 (Badge pick-up only) venue. Wi-Fi and App assistance is present in the Tuesday 07:30–19:00 (Speaker Preview registration area. Room opens 10:00) Wednesday 07:30–18:00 Network name: FREE_EAIE_WIFI_2019 Thursday 08:00–18:00 Password: eaie2019 (case sensitive) Friday 08:00–15:00 MEETING POINT EAIE MEMBER LOUNGE The Meeting Point is located in the registration area. See the floor plan for the exact location. Location: Main Entrance, Level 2 Are you an EAIE member? Come enjoy a free NAME BADGE AND SECURITY massage, extra work space for your meetings Please wear your conference name badge at all and refreshments. The Member Lounge is open times when inside the venue. Access will not be Wednesday 07:30–19:00, Thursday 08:00–18:00 granted without it. The networking events you have and Friday 08:00–12:00. registered for will be printed on your badge, and without it you may be refused entrance. The securi- ty staff might ask you for proof of identity.

Download the EAIE mobile app! With the EAIE Events App you can plan the perfect conference, directly from your mobile device. You can access event information anytime, anywhere: • Explore the venue and interactive exhibition floor plans • Connect with other participants • Evaluate the sessions you attend

Once downloaded, use the event code Helsinki2019 and don’t forget to enable notifications so we can keep you updated on any last-minute changes.

The app is kindly sponsored by Ready, Study, Go! Poland Practical Info 11 GET AROUND HELSINKI & TRANSPORTATION

Don’t forget to pick up your free public transport card at registration! The ticket is valid from 23–27 September.

GETTING TO AND FROM MESSUKESKUS

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FROM AIRPORT FROM CITY CENTRE FROM AIRPORT TO CITY CENTRE

Train: I or P to Pasila Railway Train: All local and long distance Train: I and P on Station, approx. 25 minutes. trains (except Allegro trains) the Ring Rail Line depart Messukeskus is a 300-metre stop at Pasila Railway Station, every 10–20 minutes. walk from Pasila station. approx. 5–10 minutes Bus: 415 operates at night Tram: 7 or 9 to from the airport to Central Messukeskus/Mässcentrum, Railway Station and takes approx. 20–30 minutes. around one hour. 12 Campus experiences FINNISH HIGHER EDUCATION FINNISH HIGHER EDUCATION On the first day of the conference, take time to explore Finland’s high-quality and inclusive higher education system. Pre-registered participants will have the opportunity to visit local campuses, meet students and faculty, and network with colleagues from the field.

Introduction to higher education in Finland (S01.01) The Finnish education system has an excellent reputation globally. Strong roots from kindergarten to universities and a focus on life-long learning have helped it develop into an innovation leader. Encompassing all voices through equity of access is one of the hallmarks of Finland’s educational success, where internationalisation of higher education is a key part of the policy landscape. Not signed up for a Campus Experience? This session is a great opportunity to explore this exciting higher education space. Open to all conference attendees.

Tuesday 09:00–10:00 Room 101AB, Level 1 General interest

Campus Experiences (C01–C08) Tuesday 10:00, following session ‘Introduction to higher education in Finland’ (S01.01). All Campus Experience visits return to Messukeskus by 17:30. Meeting point: Room 101AB, Level 1 Registration closed

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C01. University of Helsinki C02. 3AMK joint tour: three C09 Finnish University Showcase universities of applied sciences Rectors and international office directors from The University of C03. Hanken School of Economics Oulu, Savonia University of Applied Sciences, Karelia University C04. Diaconia University of Applied of Applied Sciences, The University of Eastern Finland, JAMK Sciences (Diak) University of Applied Sciences and The University of Jyväskylä C05. Aalto University will share essential information about their international activities C06. South-Eastern Finland and campus facilities. Pre-registered participants are then University of Applied Sciences (Xamk) invited to a networking brunch from 11:15–12:30 to meet with Häme University of Applied representatives from each institution. C07. Sciences Tuesday 10:30–12:30 C08. Tampere Universities Room Valo, Level 1, Messukeskus Registration closed 14 Workshops ENHANCE YOUR SKILLS WORKSHOPS ENHANCE YOUR SKILLS Our practical, interactive workshops are designed to help you develop your professional expertise. The solution-based approach of the work- shops will empower you to drive and implement effective practices at your home institution. Pre-registration is required.

TUESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER FULL DAY (09:00–17:00)

An advanced approach to effective How to write a competitive Erasmus+ implementation and sustainability of capacity building project proposal (W07) Joint Programmes (W01) Room 209, Level 2 Room 102, Level 1 Design thinking, agile methodology and Playing to win: games and simulations in lean management: innovative tools for international higher education (W02) the international office (W08) Room 103A, Level 1 Room 3A, Level 0

Leveraging the benefits of the Secrets of marketing and recruitment international classroom: from experience geeks: how to monitor and master online to expertise (W03) marketing (W09) Room 203A, Level 2 Room 3B, Level 0

Best practices in evaluating foreign Influencing key stakeholders: designing a credentials (W05) compelling case for internationalisation Room 206, Level 2 (W10) Room 3D, Level 0 Credential evaluators’ toolbox: online verifications, information resources and Drowning in data, starving for insights: non-verifiable documentation (W06) using data strategically and translating it Room 207, Level 2 into action for student recruitment (W11) Room 3E, Level 0 Workshops 15 ENHANCE YOUR SKILLS

MORNING (09:00–12:30) AFTERNOON (13:30–17:00)

Building the future of business education: Balancing values and strategic objectives using benchmarking as a strategic tool to in international partnerships: risk assess- manage internationalisation (W12) ment and ethical considerations (W16) Room 103B, Level 1 Room 103B, Level 1

Helping students develop self- Building the university brand and reputa- governance and cope with the fear tion to compete for students, resources of failure (W13) and influence (W17) Room 203B, Level 2 Room 208, Level 2

Rethinking recruitment and agent Designing and assessing learning out- engagement (W14) comes for traineeships abroad (W18) Room 208, Level 2 Room 204–205, Level 2

English Medium Instruction: strategies for success (W15) Room 204–205, Level 2

Share your conference highlights #EAIE2019 16 Plenaries ENCOMPASSING ALL VOICES PLENARY SESSIONS ENCOMPASSING ALL VOICES

This year’s esteemed keynote speakers are the highlight of the opening and closing plenaries. Their thought-provoking, inspiring commentaries each offer a new perspective on the conference theme, ‘Encompassing all voices’.

SIMON ANHOLT AMINATA CAIRO Opening Plenary Closing Plenary Wednesday 11:00–12:30 Friday 12:00-13:30 Location: Hall 1, Level 0 Location: Hall 1, Level 0 Simon Anholt – author, policy advisor and Aminata Cairo will bring our 2019 founder of the Good Country Index – has conference to a close by exploring the helped heads of state and government meaning of inclusion in our work. A staunch in more than 50 countries to engage advocate for inclusive education who has more productively with the international dedicated her life’s work to amplifying the community. In his talk, Simon will reflect on voices of the traditionally unheard, Aminata the need to shift the worldwide culture of will share her own lived experiences and governance from a competitive approach ask us to reflect on how we can truly towards a more collaborative one. encompass all voices. Networking events 17 CONNECT WITH PEERS 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 Helsinki by attending our networking events and connect with peers from around the world.

TUESDAY 24 SEPTEMBER

Opening Reception 17:30–19:00 Hall 5, Level 2, Messukeskus Free Bring your conference badge for entry

Join fellow participants at the largest networking event of the week. This year, we are bringing the Finnish nature indoors for the official kick-off of the 31st Annual Conference and Exhibition. Don’t miss this warm welcome to Finland.

This event is kindly sponsored by:

Netwalking: every litter bit helps 14:30–16:30 Meeting point: Southern Entrance, Messukeskus (please note, the bus departs at 14:30) Registration closed Your ticket is printed on your badge. Bring it for entry.

Eco-minded volunteers will join Helsinki’s Park Pals for an afternoon of beautifying a local forest. 18 Networking events CONNECT WITH PEERS

WEDNESDAY 25 SEPTEMBER

Joint Programmes Guidance and Counselling Reception & Access and Diversity 18:30–20:30 Reception Ravintola Presto, Eteläesplanadi 14 18:30–21:00 Bring your invitation for entry Story - Old Market Hall, Vanha Kauppahalli, Eteläranta Strategy and Management Bring your invitation for entry Reception Health and Welfare Education 18:30–20:30 Allas Sea Pool, Katajanokanlaituri 2a Dinner Registration closed 18:30–22:00 Your ticket is printed on your badge. Café Ursula, Ehrenströmintie 3 Bring it for entry. Registration closed Your ticket is printed on your badge. Bring it for entry.

Business Education Dinner Cooperation for Development 19:00–22:30 Dinner Kanava Hall, Ravintola Sipuli, Kanavaranta 7 19:00–23:00 Registration closed Southpark, Sinebrychoffin puisto, Bulevardi 40 Your ticket is printed on your badge. Registration closed Bring it for entry. Your ticket is printed on your badge. Kindly Bring it for entry. sponsored by: Networking events 19 CONNECT WITH PEERS

THURSDAY 26 SEPTEMBER

EAIE Morning Run 06:45–08:15 Meeting point: in front of Kaivohuone, Kaivopuisto Park, Iso Puistotie 1 Registration closed Your ticket is printed on your badge. Bring it or your Morning Run T-shirt for entry. Kindly sponsored by:

Early-bird Yoga 07:15–08:15 Esport Centre Bristol (city centre), Mikonkatu 8 Registration closed Your ticket is printed on your badge. Bring it for entry.

Rainbow Reception Admission and Recognition 17:00–18:30 Reception Säde, Level 1, Messukeskus, 17:30–19:30 Bring your invitation for entry Southpark, Sinebrychoffin puisto, Bulevardi 40 Bring your invitation for entry Internationalisation at Home Kindly Reception sponsored by:

17:30–19:00 Krog Roba Restaurant, Pieni Roobertinkatu 3 Registration closed Your ticket is printed on your badge. Bring it for entry. Mobility Advising Reception Kindly 18:00–19:30 sponsored by: Kanava Hall, Ravintola Sipuli, Kanavaranta 7 Bring your invitation for entry 20 Networking events CONNECT WITH PEERS

THURSDAY 26 SEPTEMBER

Summer Schools Reception 18:00–20:30 Banquet Hall, Ravintola Sipuli, Kanavaranta 7 Registration closed Your ticket is printed on your badge. Bring it for entry.

Language and Culture Reception 18:00–21:00 Bryggeri Helsinki, Sofiankatu 2 Registration closed Your ticket is printed on your badge. Bring it for entry.

Marketing and Recruitment Reception 18:00–21:00 On the Rocks, Mikonkatu 15 Bring your invitation for entry Kindly sponsored by:

Alumni Relations & EAIE Eurovision Tanssi Employability Reception 21:30–02:30 18:30–20:30 Kaivohuone, Iso Puistotie 1 Story - Old Market Hall, Vanha Kauppahalli, Tickets available at the door for €40 Eteläranta If you’ve already registered, your ticket is Registration closed printed on your badge, please bring it for entry Your ticket is printed on your badge. Bring it for entry. Are you a Finnish rock demon, a Swedish dancing queen or the new Netta in the making? Then dust off your dancing shoes for an unforgettable night European Programme of fun and festivities at the EAIE Tanssi (tanssi is Management Dinner Finnish for ‘dance’). Join us at Kaivohuone, an old spa-turned-nightclub popular with Russian high 19:00–22:00 society at the time of the Tsars. The building ex- Holiday Bar, Kanavaranta 7 udes old-time glamour and it’s the perfect setting Registration closed to sing for your country with some EAIE karaoke. Your ticket is printed on your badge. You will receive two drink vouchers upon arrival. Bring it for entry. The fun lasts until 02:30 in the morning. Networking events 21 CONNECT WITH PEERS

FRIDAY 27 SEPTEMBER

Sing in the EAIE Choir Rehearsal 01: Thursday 12:45–13:45 Rehearsal 02: Thursday 17:00–18:00 Rehearsal 03: Friday 10:30–11:15 Performance: 12:00–13:30, during the Closing Plenary Rehearsals and performance in Hall 1, Level 0, Messukeskus

Closing Luncheon 13:30–15:00 Galleria and Hall 3, Level 0, Messukeskus Free Bring your conference badge for entry Wrap up an eventful week and say farewell to the 31st Annual EAIE Conference and Exhibition. Enjoy the final moments of EAIE Hel- sinki 2019 with your peers over a spread of bite-sized finger foods. Make sure you stick around to see a sneak peek of what to expect at next year’s EAIE Conference in Barcelona.

CELEBRATING EXCELLENCE 2019 EAIE AWARD WINNERS Recognising excellence in our community and rewarding the individuals who work tirelessly to transform the field of international higher education

Award for Excellence in Internationalisation Palacký University Olomouc, Czech Republic

Award for Vision and Leadership Sjur Bergan, Council of Europe, France

Award for Outstanding Contribution Eveke de Louw, The Hague University of Applied Sciences (THUAS), the Netherlands Beer Schröder, Nuffic, the Netherlands

President’s Award Systemic University Change Towards Internationalisation (SUCTI)

For more information about the EAIE Awards, please visit www.eaie.org/awards 22 EAIE Expert communities MEET AND MINGLE THE EAIE EXPERT COMMUNITIES MEET & MINGLE 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 and timely topics within their field of expertise. Each Expert Community will host its own Feature session on Wednesday 25 September. This is an opportunity to find your tribe, gain latest insights and connect with key experts in the EAIE community.

WEDNESDAY FEATURE SESSIONS

Access and Diversity Business Education European Programme Inclusion in the next Erasmus+ Social entrepreneurship and Management programme: from policy to inclusiveness: practical models Erasmus 2021–2027: practice (S03.03) of engagements (S03.06) making mobility a reality for all 13:30–15:00 13:30–15:00 (S02.06) Room 103A, Level 1 Room 101CD, Level 1 09:00–10:30 General interest General interest Room 3E, Level 0 Intermediate Admission and Recognition Cooperation for Credential evaluation in a digit- Development Guidance and Counselling ising society: exploring benefits Collaborative design and Digitalisation and future trends and challenges (S04.04) management of development in guidance and counselling: 15:30–17:00 projects (S04.03) what’s next? (S03.04) Room 3D, Level 0 15:30–17:00 13:30–15:00 General interest Room 3B, Level 0 Room 204–205, Level 2 Intermediate Intermediate Alumni Relations The role of international educa- Employability Health and Welfare tion: how alumni can advance Employability for all: how are Education your great ambitions (S02.05) the voices of international stu- European networks in the fields 09:00–10:30 dents heard in career services? of health and welfare education Room 207, Level 2 (S04.02) (S02.03) General interest 15:30–17:00 09:00–10:30 Room 102, Level 1 Room 103A, Level 1 General interest General interest EAIE Expert communities 23 MEET AND MINGLE

TIP: When browsing the sessions, look for this symbol to identify the related Expert WEDNESDAY FEATURE SESSIONS Community.

Internationalisation at Marketing and Recruitment Home What’s on the horizon? Lessons The future of IaH: imagining from market leaders (S03.02) new voices (S03.01) 13:30–15:00 13:30–15:00 Room 3E, Level 0 Room 101AB, Level 1 General interest General interest Network Mobility Advising with us Joint Programmes Erasmus without paper: digital Join us for one of the monster or sustainable hero? Paths towards a European EAIE Expert Community degree: recognition, legislation (S04.01) networking events in Hel- and scaling up Joint Pro- 15:30–17:00 sinki. Some EAIE Expert grammes (S03.05) Room 101AB, Level 1 Community events require 13:30–15:00 General interest pre-registration and ad- Room 208, Level 2 ditional payment prior to General interest Strategy and Management the conference. If you’ve Moving beyond academia: ad- already registered for one Language and Culture dressing societal problems via of these events, your ticket Developing internationalised internationalisation (S02.04) is printed on your badge, curricula: language, culture and 09:00–10:30 so make sure to bring it learning (S02.01) Room 203, Level 2 along for entry. 09:00–10:30 Intermediate Room 101AB, Level 1 For other events, you can pick up your invitation at Intermediate Summer Schools the EAIE Stand (F21) or at Summer schools health clinic the Expert Community’s (S02.02) Feature session. But don’t 09:00–10:30 wait – most events are on Room 102, Level 1 first-come, first-served Intermediate basis and fill up fast! 24 Sessions TIMELY TOPICS SESSIONS TIMELY TOPICS

This year’s programme includes more than 160 sessions on some of the most thought-provoking and current topics in the field of international higher education. Browse the following pages for an overview of each day’s schedule and start planning your agenda.

INTERACTIVE SESSION FORMATS

CAMPFIRE FISHBOWL WORLD CAFÉ Casual and interactive A distinct chair setup consisting Structured conversations discussions where participants of a circle of participants, on predetermined topics. sit around a ‘campfire’ to share surrounding an inner ‘fishbowl’ Participants will move between stories, tips and experiences of speakers. Participants listen tables, where they are related to a specific topic. A to discussions and can join the encouraged to leave notes for facilitator introduces a topic for fishbowl to share their own the next person in order to build 5–10 minutes, setting the mood thoughts on the topic. collective knowledge. for the rest of the session.

IGNITE© LIFE SKILL EFFECTIVE LEADERSHIP IN Fast-paced sessions where Covering integral soft skills INTERNATIONALISATION slides change every 15 seconds. such as networking, negotiation These interactive roundtable Participants get to ask ques- and stress management, these discussions, aimed specifically tions directly to presenters, practical sessions are sure to at Senior International Officers, keeping speakers on their toes benefit everyone who attends. address key issues related and the audience entertained. to their role within higher education institutions. Sessions 25 TUESDAY

TUESDAY | PROGRAMME OVERVIEW 13:00 19:00 11:00 17:00 15:00 12:00 16:00 10:00 18:00 07:00 14:00 09:00 08:00

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Introduction to higher education in Finland Share and learn: doctoral students in interna- (S01.01) tional higher education (pre-register) (S01.11) 09:00–10:00 13:30–17:00 Room 101AB, Level 1 Room 203B, Level 2 General interest General interest Strategy and Management

How can we build inclusive alliances on campus? (S01.02) Maximise your conference experience and 10:00–11:00 discover the world of the EAIE (S01.04) Campfire pod 01, Level 1 14:00–15:00 General interest Room 101AB, Level 1 Access and Diversity, Internationalisation at Home General interest Strategy and Management Back to basics: internationalisation for newcomers to the sector (S01.03) Erasmus+ digitalisation: what does it mean 12:00–13:00 and what can we expect? (S01.07) Room 101AB, Level 1 14:00–15:00 Beginner Campfire pod 01, Level 1 Strategy and Management General interest European Programme Management

How international is your institution? (S01.05) Collaboration for healthier life: tobacco- 12:00–13:00 free campuses (S01.08) Campfire pod 01, Level 1 15:00–16:00 General interest Campfire pod 01, Level 1 Strategy and Management General interest Guidance and Counselling What more can be done to support disad- vantaged students to study abroad? (S01.06) How to use storytelling techniques to bring 13:00–14:00 alumni success to life (S01.09) Campfire pod 01, Level 1 16:00–17:00 General interest Campfire pod 01, Level 1 Mobility Advising General interest Alumni Relations 26 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

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Language and Culture presents: Developing Alumni Relations presents: The role of internationalised curricula: language, culture international education: how alumni can and learning (S02.01) advance your great ambitions (S02.05) 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:30 Room 101AB, Level 1 Room 207, Level 2 Intermediate General interest Language and Culture Alumni Relations, Employability

Summer Schools presents: Summer schools European Programme Management presents: health clinic (S02.02) Erasmus 2021–2027: making mobility a reality 09:00–10:30 for all (S02.06) Room 102, Level 1 09:00–10:30 Intermediate Room 3E, Level 0 Summer Schools Intermediate European Programme Management Health and Welfare Education presents: European networks in the fields of health and Academics and the EAIE: what’s in it for welfare education (S02.03) them? (S02.07) 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:00 Room 103A, Level 1 Campfire pod 01, Level 1 General interest General interest Health and Welfare Education Strategy and Management

Strategy and Management presents: Moving “Parting is such sweet sorrow”: supporting beyond academia: addressing societal international students to leave and return problems via internationalisation (S02.04) (S02.08) 09:00–10:30 09:00–10:00 Room 203, Level 2 Room 101CD, Level 1 Intermediate Intermediate Internationalisation at Home, Strategy and Mobility Advising, Guidance and Counselling Management Sessions 27 WEDNESDAY

Slot 02 (09:00–13:30)

Inviting reality in: external advice on Global Encompassing multiple voices: a comparison South collaborations (S02.09) of study abroad trends and practices across 09:00–10:00 Australia, Europe and Japan (S02.15) Room 103B, Level 1 09:00–10:00 Intermediate Room 3B, Level 0 Cooperation for Development General interest Mobility Advising, Internationalisation at Home The greening of comprehensive internationalisation (S02.10) Strategies towards equality, diversity and 09:00–10:00 inclusion at universities (S02.16) Room 201, Level 2 09:00–10:00 General interest Room 3D, Level 0 Strategy and Management Intermediate Access and Diversity Joint or double degree programmes: added value for students and universities (S02.11) What are the biggest international 09:00–10:00 mobility barriers for STEM students? (S02.17) Room 204–205, Level 2 09:00–10:00 Intermediate Campfire pod 02, Level 0 Joint Programmes General interest Mobility Advising Mental health difficulties and psychological wellbeing: connecting minds (S02.12) Life skill: speed networking your way to 09:00–10:00 crucial contacts (S02.18) Room 206, Level 2 09:00–10:00 General interest Room 3A, Level 0 Access and Diversity Beginner Strategy and Management, Marketing and Managing upwards: selling the need to sell at Recruitment a personal level (S02.13) 09:00–10:00 EAIE membership: what’s new? (S02.19) Room 208, Level 2 13:00–13:30 General interest Room 206, Level 2 Marketing and Recruitment General interest Strategy and Management Exploring new global competency frameworks: Council of Europe, UNESCO, OECD (S02.14) 09:00–10:00 View all session Room 209, Level 2 General interest descriptions in the Strategy and Management, EAIE Events App Internationalisation at Home Code: Helsinki2019 Develop the practical skills you need to succeed Register by 08 Oct to save www.eaie.org/autumn-academy-2019 Sessions 29 WEDNESDAY

Slot 03 (13:30–15:00)

Internationalisation at Home presents: The Quality issues in summer schools: meeting the future of IaH: imagining new voices (S03.01) demand (S03.07) 13:30–15:00 13:30–14:30 Room 101AB, Level 1 Room 102, Level 1 General interest Intermediate Internationalisation at Home Summer Schools, Strategy and Management

Marketing and Recruitment presents: What’s Building an internet of trust to streamline on the horizon? Lessons from market leaders academic recognition and enhance the (S03.02) employability of graduates (S03.08) 13:30–15:00 13:30–14:30 Room 3E, Level 0 Room 103B, Level 1 General interest Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment Admission and Recognition

Access and Diversity presents: Inclusion in Erasmus+ from the outside – igniting the next Erasmus+ programme: from policy to successful International Credit Mobility practice (S03.03) partnerships (S03.09) 13:30–15:00 13:30–14:30 Room 103A, Level 1 Room 201, Level 2 General interest General interest Access and Diversity, Mobility Advising European Programme Management

Guidance and Counselling presents: A discussion on academic freedom (S03.10) Digitalisation and future trends in guidance 13:30–14:30 and counselling: what’s next? (S03.04) Room 203, Level 2 General interest 13:30–15:00 Strategy and Management, Cooperation for Room 204–205, Level 2 Development Intermediate Guidance and Counselling Higher education diplomacy: joining forces to Joint Programmes presents: Paths towards a tackle global challenges (S03.11) European degree: recognition, legislation and 13:30–14:30 scaling up Joint Programmes (S03.05) Room 207, Level 2 Intermediate 13:30–15:00 Strategy and Management, Cooperation for Room 208, Level 2 Development General interest Summer Schools, European Programme Management Providing tools for refugees in international education (S03.12) Business Education presents: Social 13:30–14:30 entrepreneurship and inclusiveness: practical Room 209, Level 2 Beginner models of engagements (S03.06) Admission and Recognition, Cooperation for 13:30–15:00 Development Room 101CD, Level 1 General interest Business Education 30 Sessions WEDNESDAY

Slot 03 (13:30–15:00) Slot 04 (15:30–17:00)

Easing the pain of external evaluation: Mobility Advising presents: Erasmus everything you need to know (S03.13) without paper: digital monster or sustainable 13:30–14:30 hero? (S04.01) Room 3B, Level 0 15:30–17:00 Intermediate Room 101AB, Level 1 European Programme Management General interest Mobility Advising, European Programme Teaching an international classroom: Management challenge accepted! (S03.14) 13:30–14:30 Employability presents: Employability for all: Room 3D, Level 0 how are the voices of international students General interest heard in career services? (S04.02) Language and Culture 15:30–17:00 Room 102, Level 1 Life skill: the science of human General interest relationships and critical decision making Employability, Mobility Advising (S03.16) 13:30–14:30 Cooperation for Development presents: Room 3A, Level 0 Collaborative design and management of General interest development projects (S04.03) Strategy and Management 15:30–17:00 Room 3B, Level 0 Key elements for a successful institutional Intermediate language policy in times of nationalism Cooperation for Development (S03.17) 13:30–14:30 Admission and Recognition presents: Campfire pod 02, Level 0 Credential evaluation in a digitising society: General interest exploring benefits and challenges (S04.04) Strategy and Management 15:30–17:00 Room 3D, Level 0 General interest Admission and Recognition

How sustainably do your students and international officers travel? (S04.05) 15:30–16:30 Campfire pod 01, Level 1 General interest Mobility Advising, Cooperation for Development

Juggling parenthood and your career in international education (S04.06) 15:30–16:30 Campfire pod 02, Level 0 General interest Strategy and Management Sessions 31 WEDNESDAY

Slot 04 (15:30–17:00)

Leading internationalisation: what Erasmus+ and the internationalisation of PhD international educators need to know studies (S04.13) (S04.07) 15:30–16:30 15:30–16:30 Room 206, Level 2 Room 101CD, Level 1 Intermediate Intermediate European Programme Management, Mobility Strategy and Management Advising

Effective leadership in internationalisation: Technologies with the potential to transform building spheres of influence (S04.08) business and business education: what are 15:30–16:45 they and why do they matter? (S04.14) Room 103A, Level 1 15:30–16:30 General interest Room 207, Level 2 Strategy and Management General interest Business Education Unpacking intercultural competence: ways to assess (S04.09) The impact of Joint Programmes on HEIs 15:30–16:30 and their graduates: a comparative analysis Room 103B, Level 1 (S04.15) Beginner 15:30–16:30 Internationalisation at Home, Language and Room 208, Level 2 Culture General interest Joint Programmes Answering the biggest questions in international higher education (S04.10) ‘From bearing witness to breaking 15:30–16:30 silence’: sharing practices on sexual violence Room 201, Level 2 prevention and response (S04.16) General interest 15:30–16:30 Strategy and Management Room 209, Level 2 Intermediate English taught programmes: benefits and Guidance and Counselling challenges (S04.11) 15:30–16:30 The human factors influencing international Room 203, Level 2 study choice: parents, reviews and Beginner testimonials (S04.17) Language and Culture 15:30–16:30 Room 3E, Level 0 Inclusive strategic enrolment management: a General interest game changer (S04.12) Marketing and Recruitment 15:30–16:30 Room 204–205, Level 2 Life skill: negotiation and persuasive General interest communications (S04.18) Marketing and Recruitment, Admission and 15:30–16:30 Recognition Room 3A, Level 0 General interest Strategy and Management 32 Sessions THURSDAY

THURSDAY | 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

Registration / Service Points

Exhibition / EAIE Member Lounge

Campfires & Knowledge Exchange Hub

Sessions } Slot 05 Slot 06 Slot 07 Slot 08 Posters Posters

Lunch

Slot 05 (09:30–10:45)

Higher education in 2040: changing concepts The impact of buddy programmes on the (S05.01) integration of local and international students 09:30–10:45 (S05.06) Room 101AB, Level 1 09:30–10:30 General interest Room 103A, Level 1 Strategy and Management Intermediate Internationalisation at Home, Mobility Advising A real game changer: European Universities paving the way towards a European Education Summer schools: a space for creative Area (S05.02) education (S05.07) 09:30–10:30 09:30–10:30 Room 101CD, Level 1 Room 103B, Level 1 Advanced Intermediate European Programme Management, Strategy and Summer Schools Management What’s in it for me? How learning outcomes Audience of one: developing strategic from student exchange enhance employability support from university leadership (S05.03) (S05.08) 09:30–10:30 09:30–10:30 Campfire pod 01, Level 1 Room 201, Level 2 General interest Intermediate Alumni Relations, Strategy and Management Employability, Mobility Advising

Destination unknown: how can we educate The digital future: electronic credentials and equip the global citizens of the future? and online document authentication for (S05.05) international admissions (S05.09) 09:30–10:30 09:30–10:30 Room 102, Level 1 Room 203, Level 2 General interest Intermediate Employability, Internationalisation at Home Admission and Recognition, Marketing and Recruitment Sessions 33 THURSDAY

Slot 05 (09:30–10:45)

Ethical internationalisation: balancing insti- Transnational education: whose tutional, national and global responsibilities programme is it anyway? (S05.15) (S05.10) 09:30–10:30 09:30–10:30 Room 3B, Level 0 Room 204–205, Level 2 Intermediate Intermediate Admission and Recognition Strategy and Management, Cooperation for Development Turning a successful grant application into a successful project: lessons learned from the Will you be my partner? The power of the CASO project (S05.16) network in business education (S05.11) 09:30–10:30 09:30–10:30 Room 3D, Level 0 Room 206, Level 2 General interest General interest Health and Welfare Education, European Business Education, Strategy and Management Programme Management

The Inclusive Mobility Alliance: everything you Maximising your brand and reputation in need to know (S05.12) international education (S05.17) 09:30–10:30 09:30–10:30 Room 207, Level 2 Room 3E, Level 0 Beginner Intermediate Access and Diversity, Mobility Advising Marketing and Recruitment, Strategy and Management Developing integrated regional strategies in internationalisation (S05.13) Life skill: 21 ways to get and keep your 09:30–10:30 inbox at zero (S05.18) Room 208, Level 2 09:30–10:30 Intermediate Room 3A, Level 0 Strategy and Management, Mobility Advising General interest Strategy and Management Recognition of online learning: integrating refugees into HEIs (S05.14) Bringing the Conference Conversation 09:30–10:30 Starter to life (S05.19) Room 209, Level 2 09:30–10:30 Intermediate Campfire pod 02, Level 0 Admission and Recognition General interest Mobility Advising 34 Sessions THURSDAY

Slot 06 (11:30–13:30)

How to develop your international strategy: Is the neighbours’ grass always greener? top-down or bottom-up? (S06.01) Credit recognition after mobility abroad 11:30–12:30 (S06.05) Room 101AB, Level 1 11:30–12:30 Beginner Room 103B, Level 1 Strategy and Management Intermediate Admission and Recognition Supporting more students to go abroad during their degree: a three country Cosmopolitanism and international higher perspective (S06.02) education: concordant voices (S6.06) 11:30–12:30 11:30–12:30 Room 101CD, Level 1 Campfire pod 01, Level 1 Intermediate General interest Mobility Advising Language and Culture

Blended and online education in Study abroad for students with special collaborative programmes: Asian perspectives needs (S06.07) (S06.03) 11:30–12:30 11:30–12:30 Campfire pod 02, Level 0 Room 102, Level 1 General interest Intermediate Access and Diversity Cooperation for Development Alternative routes: study abroad done Effective leadership in internationalisation: differently (S06.08) leveraging data for strategic advantage 11:30–12:30 (S06.04) Room 201, Level 2 Intermediate 11:30–12:45 Employability, Mobility Advising Room 103A, Level 1 General interest Strategy and Management Sessions 35 THURSDAY

Slot 06 (11:30–13:30)

What’s in it for me? Introducing two student Beyond the road blocks: three ambassador programmes from student perspectives on internationalisation of the ambassadors’ point of view (S06.09) curriculum (S06.15) 11:30–12:30 11:30–12:30 Room 203, Level 2 Room 3B, Level 0 Intermediate Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment Internationalisation at Home, Strategy and Management Mythbusting in STEM mobility: three success stories (S06.10) The engaged university: cities as 11:30–12:30 laboratories for an inclusive society (S06.16) Room 204–205, Level 2 11:30–12:30 Intermediate Room 3D, Level 0 Mobility Advising, Strategy and Management Advanced Strategy and Management The potential of sustainable partnerships through localisation: perspectives from South Facebook is dead: long live YouTube (S06.17) Africa and Mozambique (S06.11) 11:30–12:30 Room 3E, Level 0 11:30–12:30 Intermediate Room 206, Level 2 General interest Marketing and Recruitment Cooperation for Development Life skill: how to be more resilient and Why alumni relations is integral to assertive (S06.18) internationalisation: the University of 11:30–12:30 Edinburgh case study (S06.12) Room 3A, Level 0 General interest 11:30–12:30 Strategy and Management Room 207, Level 2 General interest Alumni Relations, Strategy and Management Top tips to become an EAIE speaker (S06.19) Setting the stage for implementation of 13:00–13:30 virtual exchange: lessons from EVOLVE and Campfire pod 02, Level 0 General interest Erasmus+ Virtual Exchange (S06.13) Strategy and Management 11:30–12:30 Room 208, Level 2 Beginner Language and Culture, European Programme Management

Developing effective intercultural competency: everything you need to know (S06.14) 11:30–12:30 Room 209, Level 2 Intermediate Language and Culture, Business Education 36 Sessions THURSDAY

Slot 07 (14:00–15:15)

Assessing core student learning outcomes in All in it together: collaborating for higher education: the current state and global intercultural learning (S07.05) trends (S07.01) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:00 Room 103B, Level 1 Room 203, Level 2 Intermediate Intermediate Internationalisation at Home, Strategy and Language and Culture, Internationalisation at Management Home A student perspective on New recruitment realities: how to internationalisation (S07.06) use augmented reality and virtual reality 14:00–15:00 throughout the student journey (S07.02) Campfire pod 01, Level 1 General interest 14:00–15:00 Internationalisation at Home Room 101CD, Level 1 Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment Finnish life skills: it’s ok to be quiet! (S07.07) How to meet Sustainable Development 14:00–15:00 Goals to promote global citizenship and Campfire pod 02, Level 0 appreciation of cultural diversity (S07.03) General interest Language and Culture 14:00–15:00 Room 102, Level 1 Intermediate Creating a safer environment in the EMI Health and Welfare Education, Language and classroom: the role of students’ and lecturers’ Culture anxiety (S07.08) 14:00–15:00 Effective leadership in internationalisation: Room 201, Level 2 you are what you read – smart research and Intermediate media ‘diets’ (S07.04) Language and Culture, Internationalisation at Home 14:00–15:15 Room 103A, Level 1 General interest Strategy and Management Sessions 37 THURSDAY

Slot 07 (14:00–15:15)

Putting recognition on top of the mobility From serendipity to strategic: how to build a agenda (S07.09) distinctive university partnership (S07.14) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:00 Room 204–205, Level 2 Room 3A, Level 0 Intermediate Advanced Admission and Recognition Strategy and Management

Reimagining education across continents Chaos when the call comes? A guide for (S07.10) organised project planning (S07.15) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:00 Room 206, Level 2 Room 3B, Level 0 General interest General interest Employability, Strategy and Management European Programme Management

Integrating Syrian refugees into higher Beyond the classic international education systems: a success story (S07.11) office: how to organise comprehensive 14:00–15:00 internationalisation (S07.16) Room 207, Level 2 14:00–15:00 General interest Room 3D, Level 0 Admission and Recognition, Cooperation for Advanced Development Strategy and Management

Paperless Erasmus: digitalising your student Implementing the European Student Card mobility workflow by 2021 (S07.12) (S07.17) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:00 Room 208, Level 2 Room 3E, Level 0 Intermediate Intermediate European Programme Management European Programme Management, Mobility Advising Using social innovation challenges to increase the engagement and diversity of students in The EAIE Barometer: ‘Signposts of success’ entrepreneurship education (S07.13) and ‘Money matters’ (S07.19) 14:00–15:00 14:00–15:00 Room 209, Level 2 Room 101AB, Level 1 Beginner General interest Employability, Business Education Strategy and Management

Download your free copy of the EAIE Barometer ‘Money matters’

www.eaie.org/barometer 38 Sessions THURSDAY

Slot 08 (15:30–16:45)

The EAIE debate: The ‘Macron’ initiative - the Does the employability of your alumni right step towards a European Champions matter to you? (S08.07) League? (S08.01) 15:30–16:30 15:30–16:45 Campfire pod 02, Level 0 Room 101CD, Level 1 General interest Intermediate Alumni Relations, Employability European Programme Management, Strategy and Management How to enable international students to profit from collaboration with local initiatives and Enabling staff competencies to support high- stakeholders? (S08.08) quality Erasmus student mobility (S08.02) 15:30–16:30 15:30–16:30 Room 201, Level 2 Room 101AB, Level 1 Beginner Intermediate Internationalisation at Home, Mobility Advising European Programme Management So you have experienced bad sales people, Getting inspiration from South-South but are you a good buyer? (S08.09) cooperation to reshape education 15:30–16:30 partnerships (S08.03) Room 203, Level 2 15:30–16:30 Beginner Room 102, Level 1 Marketing and Recruitment, Strategy and General interest Management Cooperation for Development Using mindfulness-based interventions Giving students a voice: threshold for promoting well-being and intercultural concepts in internationalisation (S08.04) adjustment (S08.10) 15:30–16:30 15:30–16:30 Room 103A, Level 1 Room 204–205, Level 2 Intermediate Intermediate Mobility Advising, Internationalisation at Home Guidance and Counselling, Access and Diversity

EU-Russia higher education cooperation in Getting the message through: how to engage a time of selective engagement (S08.05) with your students in the 21st century? 15:30–16:30 (S08.11) Room 103B, Level 1 15:30–16:30 Intermediate Room 208, Level 2 Strategy and Management General interest Language and Culture Rainbow reflections on inclusivity (S08.06) 15:30–16:30 Refugees in the classroom and beyond: Campfire pod 01, Level 1 what’s the difference? (S08.12) Beginner 15:30–16:30 Access and Diversity, Guidance and Counselling Room 209, Level 2 Advanced Cooperation for Development, Admission and Recognition Sessions 39 THURSDAY

Slot 08 (15:30–16:45)

Internationalisation of higher education in the Strategic plans and the everyday reality: world today: the state of play via three major theory versus practice (S08.16) surveys (S08.13) 15:30–16:30 15:30–16:30 Room 3E, Level 0 Room 3A, Level 0 General interest General interest Strategy and Management Strategy and Management How to shape and sharpen your partnership Recognition of soft and extracurricular portfolio (S08.17) skills: digital Open Badges to support 15:30–16:30 internationalisation and employability Room 207, Level 2 (S08.14) Intermediate Strategy and Management 15:30–16:30 Room 3B, Level 0 Beginner Bracing for Brexit: updates and uncertainties Admission and Recognition, Employability (S08.18) 15:30–16:30 Internationalisation at home: strategies for Hall 1, Level 0 building global, international and intercultural General interest Mobility Advising, Strategy and Management competencies (S08.15) 15:30–16:30 Room 3D, Level 0 Excellence in internationalisation: the 2019 General interest EAIE Institutional Award finalists (S08.19) Internationalisation at Home, Strategy and 15:30–16:30 Management Room 206, Level 2 General interest Strategy and Management

Knowledge Polish up Exchange Hub your skills This small-scale platform for discussion is Are you looking to fine-tune your ideal to get to the bottom of a challenge negotiation, critical thinking or planning or issue in the field of international higher skills? Do you want to become more education. Would you like to have an assertive and resilient? If you’re due in-depth chat with your peers interested for a refresher on these and other skills in the same topic in an informal setting? for being a happier human and more Swing by the Knowledge Exchange Hub to productive professional, then be sure to browse suggested topics or add your own add some of our ‘Life skills’ sessions to to the board. Open all day on Wednesday your schedule. and Thursday, Hall 3. 40 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

Registration / Service Points

Exhibition / EAIE Member Lounge (until 12:00)

Campfires

Sessions } Slot 09 Slot 10

|Closing Plenary

Luncheon

Slot 09 (09:00–10:00)

Erasmus virtual assistant: study choices Beyond content: expanding students’ minds matter (S09.01) to create an inclusive classroom using 09:00–10:00 systemic constellations (S09.07) Room 101AB, Level 1 09:00–10:00 General interest Room 201, Level 2 Mobility Advising, European Programme Management Beginner Guidance and Counselling Universities and recruitment agents: how to make the relationship work (S09.02) Universities and non-governmental 09:00–10:00 organisations: natural partners? (S09.08) Room 3E, Level 0 09:00–10:00 Intermediate Room 208, Level 2 Marketing and Recruitment General interest Strategy and Management, Cooperation for Bilateral, trilateral, multilateral? How to Development build strategic university networks (S09.03) 09:00–10:00 Student journey mapping: create your road Room 101CD, Level 1 map to happier students (S09.09) General interest 09:00–10:00 Strategy and Management Room 209, Level 2 Intermediate New approaches to facilitating intercultural Strategy and Management, Mobility Advising competencies (S09.04) 09:00–10:00 Ethical exploration of partnerships: a deeper Room 102, Level 1 dive (S09.10) Intermediate 09:00–10:00 Language and Culture Room 3D, Level 0 Intermediate Capacity building in professional development: Strategy and Management a cross-institutional approach in internationali- sation for lecturers (S09.06) 09:00–10:00 Room 103B, Level 1 Intermediate Internationalisation at Home Sessions 41 FRIDAY

Slot 10 (10:30–11:30)

Life skill: how to plan flexibly for the long- Keys to success: double degrees and EU- term future (S10.01) Russia academic cooperation (S10.05) 10:30–11:30 10:30–11:30 Room 101AB, Level 1 Room 102, Level 1 General interest Intermediate Strategy and Management Joint Programmes, Strategy and Management

Why it is crucial to empower administrative Civic engagement: a critical international staff: strategies, tools and good practices strategy for universities (S10.06) (S10.02) 10:30–11:30 10:30–11:30 Room 103A, Level 1 Room 101CD, Level 1 General interest Intermediate Strategy and Management Internationalisation at Home, Language and Culture National codes: safeguarding international students’ rights and well-being (S10.07) Digital brand campaigns: how to plan, 10:30–11:30 deliver, optimise and track brand campaigns Room 103B, Level 1 in multiple international markets (S10.03) General interest Strategy and Management 10:30–11:30 Room 3E, Level 0 Advanced Happier abroad? The tools of positive Marketing and Recruitment, Strategy and psychology in creating successful adaptation Management among exchange students (S10.08) 10:30–11:30 Looking over the fence: extending the Room 201, Level 2 Erasmus experience beyond mobility General interest (S10.04) Guidance and Counselling 10:30–11:30 Room 3D, Level 0 Advanced Joint Programmes, European Programme Management The latest report in the EAIE Barometer series

MONEY MATTERS Funding as enabler and obstacle in internationalisation

Join session 07.19 on Thursday from 14:00–15:00 for the launch Sessions 43 FRIDAY

Slot 10 (10:30–11:30)

Marketing automation and lead scoring to Brexit: dealing with a new immigration improve customer experience (S10.09) regime for EU students (S10.12) 10:30–11:30 10:30–11:00 Room 203, Level 2 Room 207, Level 2 Intermediate Intermediate Marketing and Recruitment Strategy and Management

The CeQuInt excellence in internationalisa- Top-down versus bottom-up strategy tion framework: different ways of delivering (S10.13) quality (S10.10) 10:30–11:30 10:30–11:30 Campfire pod 01, Level 1 Room 208, Level 2 General interest Intermediate Strategy and Management Strategy and Management, Internationalisation at Home What are the joys and challenges of your summer school work? (S10.14) Linking international students with European 10:30–11:30 employers: the GradLink Central and Eastern Campfire pod 02, Level 0 Europe experience (S10.11) General interest Summer Schools 10:30–11:30 Room 209, Level 2 General interest Looking back, looking forward: supporting Employability the next generation of international education leaders to find their voice (S10.15) 10:30–11:30 Room 204–205, Level 2 Intermediate Strategy and Management

Get centred: attend a mindfulness session Recharge your batteries between sessions with one of our Life skills sessions on ‘Mindfulness for the busy professional’ where you’ll be guided through mindfulness exercises for better focus, clarity and relaxation for the mind. Attend one of the five sessions:

• Wednesday: 08:30–08:50 (S100) and 12:45–13:05 (S200), Room 3A, Level 0 • Thursday: 08:30–09:00 (S300) and 13:15–13:35 (S400), Room 3A, Level 0 • Friday: 09:30–10:00 (S500), Room 207, Level 2 44 Poster session INNOVATION POSTER SESSIONS BEST PRACTICES IN THE FIELD

Learn about innovative ideas and best practices by attending one of our three poster sessions. With different poster presentations on a variety of topics, you’re sure to walk away with some cutting-edge insights to implement in your own institution.

VIEWING TIMES: Specific posters will be on display during the times listed below. Presenters will be available to explain their research and answer your questions.

LOCATION: Hall 3, Level 0

WEDNESDAY (14:30–16:00)

Theme: Innovation in international higher education

Virtual exchange: an addition to or a How refugees can make the best out of replacement of the international office? (P101) endless waiting: the Incluusion model (P107) Presenter: Eline Nauta, Leiden University, the Netherlands Presenter: Elena Valbusa, Incluusion - Utrecht University, the Netherlands

Changing lives for 70 years: outcomes of traineeship exchanges (P102) Students shape policy internationally: Presenter: Olga Legacka, IAESTE, Poland dialogues on disability (P108) Presenters: Alexander Heinz and Lorraine Ishmael-Byers, King’s College London, United Kingdom Go global for underprivileged students: an innovative model promoting inclusivity (P103) Presenter: Yazrina Yahya, National University of Malaysia, How to use internationalisation to frame Malaysia design-based education (P109) Presenter: Mariska van Cronenberg, NHL Stenden University of Applied Sciences, the Netherlands International study through the eyes of employers (P104) Presenters: William Templeton and Kimberlee Goad, Simplifying the recognition process: Butler University, USA suggestions for an alternative learning agreement procedure (P110) Presenters: Adam Lipski, Frankfurt University of Applied Join the UK’s outward student mobility Sciences, Germany; Christina Bohle, Philipps University of campaign ‘Go International: Stand Out’ (P105) Marburg, Germany Presenter: Catriona Hanks, Universities UK International (UUKi), United Kingdom Shaping globally-minded, work-ready gradu- ates through virtual industry challenges (P112) Bridging the gap between policy and science: Presenter: Dimity Hyde, RMIT Europe, Spain success and withdrawal of international students in Germany (P106) Presenter: Jesus Pineda, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), Germany Poster session 45 INNOVATION

WEDNESDAY (14:30–16:00) Theme: Innovation in international higher education

How the international education sector can Science, policy and society: creating social take action on climate change (P113) impact through international research and Presenter: Ailsa Lamont, Pomegranate Global, Australia teaching (P119) Presenter: Mariana Losada, USPC - Sciences Po, Singapore Promoting internationalisation at PhD level (P114) Presenters: Leolyn Jackson, Central University of Academic calendars worldwide at a glance: Technology, South Africa; Camylle Pernelle, University of find the best time to offer your programmes Montpellier, France (P120) Presenter: Arno Suzuki, Kyoto University Graduate School of Science, Japan The German-Israeli virtual campus (P115) Presenter: Judith Winkler, Free University of Berlin, Germany Facilitating internationalisation through hybrid learning models (P121) Presenters: Muhammad Adil Arshad, Boston College, Fighting climate change: one student at a time USA; Betty Leask, La Trobe University, Australia (P116) Presenters: Sara Laginder and Sara Hurtig, Uppsala University, Sweden A European database of external quality assurance results (P122) Presenters: Colin Tueck and Annelies Traas, European Encompassing silenced voices: intercultural Quality Assurance Register for Higher Education (EQAR), competence for a sustainable planet (P117) Belgium Presenter: Scott Blair, The Education Abroad Network, France MappED! Inclusive mobility (P123) Presenters: Wim Gabriels, Erasmus Student Network, Developing global competence at home: Belgium; Dominique Montagnese, Confia International, a Singapore perspective (P118) France Presenter: Soon Eng Ho, Singapore Institute of Management Pte Ltd, Singapore 46 Poster session COUNTRY UPDATES

THURSDAY (10:30–12:00)

Theme: Country updates

Overcoming the challenges of a small, Current status of inbound and outbound remote population in developing the (higher) student mobility in Japan (P207) education system of Suriname (P201) Presenter: Tomohiko Hikichi, Japan Student Services Presenter: Denise Kort, IGSR, Suriname Organisation, Japan

Central European University: relocating teach- After Science without Borders: the Brazilian ing activities from Budapest to Vienna (P203) CAPES/PrInt programme (P208) Presenter: Andrea Carvalho Vieira, CAPES, Brazil Presenters: Agnes Leyrer and Monica Jitareanu, Central European University, Hungary Impact of transnational education on China’s Applied internationalisation? The current higher education landscape (P209) state of internationalisation at Universities of Presenter: Mini Gu, World Education Services, USA Applied Sciences in Germany (P204) Presenters: Simone Burkhart and Hans Leifgen, German Game of ministries: updates in the educational Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), Germany quality assurance of the former USSR (P210) Presenter: Tatiana McKenna, Educational Credential Trends in higher education in the United Arab Evaluators Inc, USA Emirates (P205) Presenter: Bradley Hilbrich, Ajyal Talent Management, Rich in culture and language: international United Arab Emirates higher education in Finland (P211) Presenter: Sanna Laiho, Tampere University of Applied How to integrate refugees into higher educa- Sciences (TAMK), Finland tion: best practices from Germany (P206) Presenters: Julia Araújo and Katharina Fourier, German World class universities in the Siberia region Academic Exchange Service (DAAD), Germany (P212) Presenters: Michèle Debrenne, Novosibirsk State University, Russian Federation; Artem Rykun, Tomsk State University, Russian Federation Poster session 47 BEST PRACTICES

THURSDAY (14:30–16:00) Theme: Best practices

Expanding and diversifying your student Sharing expertise and building partnerships mobility offer: secrets to success P(301) through the Fulbright Speaker Programme Presenter: Leo Smith, De Montfort University, United (P310) Kingdom Presenters: Karoliina Kokko and Mirka McIntire, Fulbright Finland Foundation, Finland

Transforming local inequalities while building global networks: the neighbourhood as a Increasing diversity in outward mobility (P311) learning space (P302) Presenter: Katie Allinson, Universities UK International Presenters: Beatriz Macías-Gómez-Estern and Germán (UUKi), United Kingdom Jaraíz Arroyo, Pablo de Olavide University, Spain

Internationalising the professional Bursting the international bubble (P303) development of non-academic staff in support Presenter: Ina-Lotte Duehring, PIASTA Universität services (P312) Hamburg, Germany Presenter: Séverine Van Der Stighelen, Artevelde University College Ghent, Belgium

Never take internationalisation for granted: successful international strategies explored ErasmusIntern.org: the marketplace for (P304) international internship opportunities (P313) Presenter: Frida Anbar, University of Montréal, Canada Presenter: Hugo A. Urción, Erasmus Student Network, Belgium

The Nordlys journey: implementing an Erasmus+ multilateral agreement in an Stimulation interaction between international existing student exchange network (P305) students and local community (P314) Presenters: Lisa Dobrosch, Linköping University, Sweden; Presenter: Wim Gabriels, Erasmus Student Network, Lotte Skovborg, Aarhus University, Denmark Belgium

SAVES 2: students achieving valuable energy GREET and CARe projects: integrating savings (P306) highly skilled refugees via the Horizon 2020 Presenters: Joanna Romanowicz, National Union of Science4Refugees initiative (P315) Students, United Kingdom; Laura Brossico, UNICA, Presenters: Sini Piippo, Finnish National Agency for Belgium Education (EDUFI) / Opetushallitus, Finland; Marija Mitic, Academic Cooperation Association, Belgium

Catalysing change: development of higher education international leadership (P307) Shaping enrolment: the importance of using Presenters: Kulvinder Singh, Birmingham City University, the right data in student recruitment (P316) United Kingdom; Sukhwinder Salh, Aston University, Presenter: Zeynep Kaptan, ETS Global, Turkey United Kingdom

Advances and challenges in the Online The blocked account: a safe way for non-EEA Learning Agreement by comparison with an students to prove their solvency (P308) in-house system (P317) Presenter: Robert Willems, KU Leuven, Belgium Presenter: Zeynep Ezgi Erdem, Sabanci University, Turkey

Removing red tape: working smarter with A web with many threads: from informing to outbound applications (P309) homecoming (P318) Presenters: Line Gregersen and Søren Rosenkvist Jensen, Presenter: Dirk van Waelderen, KU Leuven, Belgium University of Copenhagen, Denmark

Poster session 49 BEST PRACTICES

THURSDAY (14:30–16:00) Theme: Best practices

The diversity imperative: research and good How to promote effectively during practices for increasing international student international education fairs? (P324) diversity (P319) Presenter: Malwina Górecka, Polish National Agency for Presenter: Paul Schulmann, World Education Services Inc, Academic Exchange, Poland USA

How to grow successfully: unfold your Attaining a sustainable development summer school’s potential (P325) university (P321) Presenters: Troels Storm Olin and Dorte Sørensen, Aarhus Presenter: Chia-ming Hsueh, National Cheng Kung University, Denmark University, Taiwan

STEM international: best practices for Credential detective cheat sheet: top tips internationalisation of STEM (P326) and tricks for detecting fraud in academic Presenter: Barbara Hasenmueller, University of Bremen, credentials (P322) Germany Presenter: Majka Drewitz, Educational Credential Evaluators Inc, USA Encompassing all voices in (re)painting the student mobility picture: exploring the good, How to catch and keep the international the bad and the ugly (P327) student (P323) Presenter: Florentina-Cristina Cojocaru, West University Presenter: Sarah Glücks, NHL Stenden University of of Timișoara, Romania Applied Sciences, the Netherlands

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OPENING HOURS: Wednesday and Thursday 08:30–18:00 Friday 08:30–13:30

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J05 a2 International M47 Amsterdam University J03 Atlantic Language Education Fairs of Applied Sciences www.atlanticlanguage.com, John www.a2fairs.com, Ipek Tekdemir, www.amsterdamuas.com, Leonard Daly, John Daly Atlantic Language a2 International Education Fairs, van der Hout, Amsterdam University Galway Limited, Galway, Ireland, Istanbul, Turkey, [email protected] of Applied Sciences, Amsterdam, the [email protected] Netherlands, [email protected] J01 Absolute Internship J12 AU Summer University, www.absoluteinternship.com, K51 Aon Student Insurance Aarhus University Alexandra Gemperle, Absolute www.aonstudentinsurance.com, www.au.dk/summeruniversity, Internship, Barcelona, Spain, Jannet Schipper, Aon Student Dorte Sørensen, Aarhus University, [email protected] Insurance, Rotterdam, the AU Summer University, Aarhus, Netherlands, [email protected] Denmark, [email protected]

M37 Advent Group www.adventgroup.net, Carolyn G15 APAIE C56 Australian Internships Gonglefski, Advent Group, Paris, www.apaie2020.org, Louise Kinnaird, www.internships.com.au, Diana van France, [email protected] APAIE, Cheltenham, Australia, Woerkom, Australian Internships, [email protected] Brisbane, Australia, [email protected] K14 Agreenium www.agreenium.fr, Diane de Sainte D09 Association of Foy, Agreenium, Paris, France, University Summer Sessions C37 Australian Universities [email protected] theauss.org, Beth Landers, www.auidf.org, Kate Myles, Association of University Summer Australian Universities, Redhead, Sessions, New York, USA, Australia, [email protected] L16 Aix Marseille University [email protected] www.univ-amu.fr, Marine Le Gall, Aix- Marseille Université, Aix-en-Provence, L52 Avans University of France, [email protected] D05 Atatürk University Applied Sciences atauni.edu.tr, Taskin Oztas, Atatürk www.avans.nl/international, Femke University, Erzurum, Turkey, Geurts, Avans University of Applied D59 Altinbaş University [email protected] Sciences, Tilburg, the Netherlands, www.altinbas.edu.tr/en/ [email protected] internationalization, Burcu Atalay Emre, Altınbaş University, Istanbul, Turkey, [email protected] Exhibition 51 MEET THE EXHIBITORS

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M01 Baden-Württemberg D03 & D11 BMI D57 Brazilian Higher Universities bmiglobaled.com, Rupert Merrick, Education Institutions www.bw-studyguide.de, Alexandra BMI, London, UK, www.unesp.br/arex, Maria Carolina Ahmed, Baden-Württemberg [email protected] Batisteli de Mello, Brazilian International, Stuttgart, Germany, Association for International [email protected] Education, São Paulo, Brazil, L10 border concepts - PG & [email protected] UG student recruitment H45 Begin Group www.bo-co.eu, Sjaik Djorai, border www.begingroup.com, Anton concepts GmbH, Gronau, Germany, G18 Brittany University Ryaguzov, Begin Group, Berlin, [email protected] Alliance - Western France Germany, [email protected] www.univ-brest.fr, Nathalie Sarradin, Université de Bretagne Occidentale, D12 Boston University Brest, France, [email protected] D02 Beihang University Summer Term global.buaa.edu.cn, Mi Zhou, Beihang bu.edu/summer, Donna Shea, Boston University, Beijing, China, University Summer Term, Boston, [email protected] USA, [email protected]

K37 Belgium: Study in Flanders and Brussels www.studyinflanders.be,Renilde Knevels, Flanders Knowledge Area - VLUHR, Brussels, Belgium, renilde.knevels@ Wi-Fi flandersknowledgearea.be network: FREE_EAIE_ K05 BI Norwegian Business School WIFI_2019 www.bi.edu, Hanne Framnes, BI Norwegian Business School, Oslo, Pw: eaie2019 Norway, [email protected] 52 Exhibition MEET THE EXHIBITORS

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C18 California State A48 Chulalongkorn A26 Dankook University University, Los Angeles University www.dankook.ac.kr, Jiyoung Choi, www.calstatela.edu, Eric Bullard, www.inter.chula.ac.th/en/contact-us, Dankook University, Yonginsi, South California State University, Los Chalathip Jayanama, Chulalongkorn Korea, [email protected] Angeles, USA, University, Bangkok, Thailand, [email protected] [email protected] H18 Database of External Quality Assurance Results H22 Cambridge Assessment D52 Colombia Challenge Eqar.eu, Annelies Traas, EQAR English Your Knowledge - CCYK (European Quality Assurance cambridgeenglish.org, Magdalena www.ccyk.com.co, Camilo Puerto, Register for Higher Education), Kalinowska, Cambridge Assessment Colombia Challenge Your Brussels, Belgium, English, Cambridge, UK, Knowledge - CCYK, [email protected] [email protected] Bogotá, Colombia, [email protected] D16 Digitary G16 Camplus www.digitary.net, Simone Ravaioli, www.camplus.it/en, Susanna D21 Columbia University Digitary, Melbourne, Australia, Graziano, Fondazione CEUR, School of Professional [email protected] Bologna, Italy, Studies [email protected] sps.columbia.edu, Jessica Madrigal, H19 Docsity Marketing Columbia University School of Solutions L19 Campus France Professional Studies, New York, USA, [email protected] www.docsity.com, Andrea Pecetto, www.campusfrance.org, Clarisse Ladybird srl, Torino, Italy, Zerbib, Campus France, Paris, [email protected] France, D51 Cuba-Panama - [email protected] Consortium FORINT K15 DreamApply www.project-forint.eu, Marcela www.dreamapply.com, Raul Ranne, Ortega, Cuba-Panama - Consortium B49 CHESICC (China Dream Group OÜ, Tallinn, Estonia, FORINT, Panama City, Panama, Credentials Verification) [email protected] [email protected] www.chsi.com.cn/en, Wenjun Chen, CHESICC (China Credentials K08 DR-WALTER Student Verification), Beijing, China, F01 Çukurova University [email protected] Insurance www.cu.edu.tr, Semra Sadik Krupka, Çukurova University, Adana, Turkey, www.erasmus-plus-insurance.com, [email protected] Katja Retiet, DR-WALTER, A50 Chulalongkorn Business Neunkirchen-Seelscheid, Germany, School [email protected] www.cbs.chula.ac.th/en, Wila-sini D27 Cultural Vistas Wongkaew, Chulalongkorn Business www.culturalvistas.org, William School, Bangkok, Thailand, Maier, Cultural Vistas, New York, [email protected] USA, [email protected] Exhibition 53 MEET THE EXHIBITORS

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B45 East China University of B37 Education India by DEM F09 Eskişehir Osmangazi Science and Technology www.discoveryeducation.in, Siddharth University ies.ecust.edu.cn, Haibo Zhou, East Jain, Discovery Education Media www.ogu.edu.tr, Elif Kara, Eskişehir China University of Science and Private Limited, New Delhi, India, Osmangazi University, Eskişehir, Technology (ECUST), Shanghai, [email protected] Turkey, [email protected] China, [email protected] D19 EducationUSA - U.S. D26 ETS - TOEFL® & GRE® G19 EduCanada Pavilion tests EduCanada.ca, Joëlle Timma Toupé, www.educationusa.state.gov, www.ets.org, Wouter Schut, ETS Global Affairs Canada, Ottawa, Matthew Washburn, EducationUSA, Global, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Canada, joelle.timma-toupe@ New York, USA, [email protected] international.gc.ca [email protected]

F21 European Association G17 EduCanada - Atlantic B50 eduKUDU for International Education Provinces www.edukudu.com, Paul Loftus, (EAIE) mun.ca/international, Sonja Knutson, eduKUDU, Hove, UK, www.eaie.org, EAIE Office, Memorial University, St. John’s, [email protected] Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Canada, [email protected] [email protected] L37 EMG - Educations Media

H01 Education in Ireland Group H09 European Commission www.educationinireland.com, www.educations.com, Richard (Erasmus+) Vivienne Nolan, Education in Ireland, Prestage, EMG - Educations Media ec.europa.eu/programmes/erasmus- Dublin, Ireland, Group, Stockholm, Sweden, plus/node, , [email protected] [email protected] Harpa-Sif Arnarsdottir European Commission (Cecoforma), Liège, Belgium, M45 Erasmus University [email protected] Rotterdam www.eur.nl/en, Jikke Verheij, Erasmus University Rotterdam, Rotterdam, the Netherlands, [email protected]

Meet & Greet THE EAIE Visit us at Stand F21 in the Exhibition Hall to find out how we can help you in your career. From training and informative publications to networking opportunities and much more, we’re here to help professionals like you in advancing international higher education. We look forward to meeting you! kak-A4.qxp_kakemono en A4 14/06/2019 15:43 Page1

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K49 FEDE - Federation for J56 Global Student D03 guard.me International EDucation in Europe Insurance Insurance www.fede.education, Amandine www.expatinsurance.eu, Filip www.guard.me, Keith Segal, Milossis, FEDE (Fédération Declercq, Expat & Co, Groot- guard.me International Insurance, Européenne Des Ecoles/Federation Bijgaarden, Belgium, Markham, Canada, [email protected] for EDucation in Europe), Geneva, [email protected] Switzerland, [email protected] H E44 FindAUniversity - FindAMasters - FindAPhD M41 HAN University of F55 HEURO www.FindAMasters.com, Andy Applied Sciences www.heuro.org.uk, Stefan Hollins, Holliday, Find A University Ltd, HEURO - The Association of UK Sheffield, UK, www.han.nl/english, Annemarie HE European Officers, London, UK, [email protected] Rutten, HAN University of Applied Sciences, Arnhem, the Netherlands, [email protected] [email protected] E17 Finland C29 Higher Colleges of www.oph.fi, , The Joanna Kumpula A22 Hankuk University of Technology (HCT) Finnish National Agency for Education EDUFI, Helsinki, Finland, Foreign Studies www.hct.ac.ae, Rana Khan, Higher [email protected] www.hufs.ac.kr, Yuna Park, Hankuk Colleges of Technology, Abu Dhabi, University of Foreign Studies, Seoul, United Arab Emirates, South Korea, [email protected] [email protected] C22 Flywire www.flywire.com,Simon Read, D24 Higher Education Flywire, Boston, USA, A14 Hanyang University [email protected] www.hanyang.ac.kr, Seungwoo Hong, Marketing Hanyang University, Seoul, South www.higher-education-marketing.com, Korea, [email protected] Philippe Taza, Higher Education L51 Fontys University of Marketing, Montreal, Canada, ptaza@ Applied Sciences higher-education-marketing.com K56 Hanze University of www.fontys.edu, Nicole Luijten, Applied Sciences, Groningen Fontys University of Applied Sciences, A52 Hindustan Group of Eindhoven, the Netherlands, www.hanzegroningen.eu, Monique [email protected] Swennenhuis, Hanze University Institutions of Applied Sciences, Groningen, hindustanuniv.ac.in, Aarthi Nagappan, Groningen, the Netherlands, Hindustan Institute of Technology J07 FPP EDU Media [email protected] and Science, Chennai, India, www.fppedu.media, Sebastian [email protected] Fernandes, FPP EDU Media, Dublin, Ireland, [email protected]

K16 France Agro3 www.franceagro3.org, Marine Pobel, France Agro3, Paris, France, Download [email protected] the EAIE Events App D55 Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado-FAAP Code: www.faap.br, Lourdes Zilberberg, Fundação Armando Alvares Penteado Helsinki2019 (FAAP), São Paulo, Brazil, [email protected] 56 Exhibition MEET THE EXHIBITORS

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K20 IAE FRANCE - Schools L13 IMT - Institut Mines A55 International of Management Network Télécom Experience Canada www.iae-france.fr, Marie Monsterleet, www.imt.fr/en, Catherine Coquan, www.canada.ca/iec-eic, Maria- IAE FRANCE - University Schools of IMT - Institut Mines Télécom, Paris, Cristina Paredes, International Management, Paris, France, France, [email protected] Experience Canada, Ottawa, Canada, [email protected] [email protected]

L29 Institut Polytechnique G20 ICEF de Paris C27 International University www.icef.com, Laurie Robinson, ICEF www.telecom-paris.fr, Catherine of Rabat GmbH, Bonn, Germany, Vazza, Telecom Paris, Paris, France, www.uir.ac.ma, Balkis Boum, [email protected] [email protected] Université Internationale de Rabat (UIR), Sala al Jadida, Morocco, [email protected] C55 ICWE - Integrated L40 InsureToStudy World Communications, Wide Student Insurance B51 Istanbul Gelisim Worldwide Events www.insuretostudy.com, Marcella www.icwe.net, Marjon Mul, ICWE Wessels, InsureToStudy bv, The University GmbH, Berlin, Germany, Hague, the Netherlands, gelisim.edu.tr/en, Alisa Usubova, [email protected] [email protected] Istanbul Gelisim University, Istanbul, Turkey, [email protected]

E14 IEFT - International D46 INTCAS Education Fairs of Turkey www.intcas.com, John Demer, D11 ITRU - www.ieft.net, Selime Tokoglu, IEFT INTCAS, London, UK, Internationalization - International Education Fairs of [email protected] of Turkish Research Turkey, Istanbul, Turkey, Universities [email protected] D14 InterExchange, Inc. www.itrunetwork.org, ITRU- Internationalization of Turkish interexchange.org, Lynne Sebeck, Research Universities, Istanbul, H21 IELTS InterExchange Inc, New York, USA, Turkey, [email protected] ielts.org, Justin Rodford, IELTS, [email protected] Cambridge, UK, [email protected]

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A12 Kansai Gaidai University, K01 Keystone Academic A18 Kookmin University Japan Solutions english.kookmin.ac.kr, Taemin Kim, www.kansaigaidai.ac.jp/asp, Chihiro www.keystoneacademic.com, Kookmin University, Seoul, South Mochizuki, Kansai Gaidai University, Saba Chafiki, Keystone Academic Korea, [email protected] Osaka, Japan, Solutions, Fornebu, Norway, [email protected] [email protected] B11 Korea University www.korea.edu, Seung Hyun Yang, F07 Karadeniz Technical H46 Khalifa University Korea University, Seoul, South Korea, University www.ku.ac.ae, Ahmed Al Azawi, [email protected] www.ktu.edu.tr/ofinafen,Ali Khalifa University, Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates, Şükrü Özbay, Karadeniz Technical K13 Korea University Sejong University, Trabzon, Turkey, [email protected] [email protected] Campus sejong.korea.ac.kr, Sun Min Oh, Korea A46 KMUTT, Thailand University Sejong Campus, Sejong, D29 KAUST global.kmutt.ac.th, Parichart South Korea, [email protected] www.kaust.edu.sa, Francesca Zupin, Kreaktarvuth, King Mongkut’s KAUST, Thuwal, Saudi Arabia, University of Technology Thonburi, [email protected] Bangkok, Thailand, B15 K-STAR (Korean [email protected] Universities for Science & Technology) A06 Keio University A30 Konkuk University k-star.or.kr, SooJung Park, K-STAR www.keio.ac.jp/en, Chihiro Ueda, (Korean Universities for Science & www.konkuk.ac.kr/eng, Keio University, Minato-ku, Japan, Young-jin Technology), Gwangju, South Korea, , Konkuk University, Seoul, South [email protected] Suh [email protected] Korea, [email protected]

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D38 Learn Chile (Chilean D15 NAFSA: Association of L38 PAXTER HEI) International Educators www.paxter.eu, Aurore Hubert, www.learnchile.cl, Talia Haim, Learn www.nafsa.org, Robin Little, Paxter, Paris, France, Chile, Valparaiso, Chile, NAFSA: Association of International [email protected] [email protected] Educators, Washington, USA, [email protected] E57 Pearson L56 Leiden University www.pearson.com, Fleur de Haas, www.leiden.edu, Marieke Te Booij, C09 Natives Pearson, London, UK, Leiden University, Leiden, the www.natives.group, Richard [email protected] Netherlands, Campbell, Natives, Brighton, UK, [email protected] [email protected] G49 Prospects www.prospects.ac.uk, Carlos E41 LSE Summer School & K55 NHL Stenden University Howarth, Graduate Prospects, Executive Education of Applied Sciences Manchester, UK, [email protected] www.lse.ac.uk, Russell Brooks, www.nhlstenden.com/en, Moniek London School of Economics & Dijkema, NHL Stenden University of Political Science, London, UK, Applied Sciences, Leeuwarden, the D54 PUC-Rio [email protected] Netherlands, [email protected] www.puc-rio.br, Angela Paiva, Pontifícia Universidade Católica do Rio de Janeiro, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, M L14 Normandie Université [email protected] www.normandie-univ.fr, Guillaume Benard, Normandie Université, Le D23 MGIMO-University Havre, France, www.mgimo.ru, Ekaterina [email protected] Q Tronevskaya, MGIMO-University, Moscow, Russian Federation, [email protected] J11 Norwegian University of C21 Qatar University Science and Technology www.qu.edu.qa, Masoud Al-Yami, www.ntnu.edu, Gunnar Bergseth, Qatar University, Doha, Qatar, Norwegian University of Science [email protected] and Technology, Trondheim, Norway, [email protected] E11 QS Quacquarelli Symonds E58 Nottingham Trent www.qs.com, Amie Edwards- University, UK McLean, QS Quacquarelli Symonds, www.ntu.ac.uk, Chris Crabot, London, UK, [email protected] Nottingham Trent University, Nottingham, UK,

[email protected] C14 Québec - Éducation et Enseignement supérieur www.education.gouv.qc.ca, Rachel Isabelle Aquino, Ministère Éducation et Enseignement supérieur, Quebec, Canada, rachel-isabelle.aquino@ education.gouv.qc.ca 60 Exhibition MEET THE EXHIBITORS

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M43 Radboud University J10 Sapienza University of C13 Singapore Higher www.ru.nl/english, Elco van Noort, Rome Education Radboud University, Nijmegen, the www.uniroma1.it, Mattea Capelli, sutd.edu.sg, Alaska Ng, Singapore Netherlands, [email protected] Sapienza University of Rome, Rome, University of Technology and Design, Italy, [email protected] Singapore, [email protected] J42 Ready, Study, GO! Poland K50 Saxion University of A28 SKKU (Sungkyunkwan nawa.gov.pl/en, Joanna Jancz, Polish Applied Sciences University) National Agency for Academic www.saxion.edu, Jasja Bos, Saxion www.skku.edu, Yoojin Choi, Exchange, Warsaw, Poland, University of Applied Sciences, Sungkyunkwan University, Seoul, [email protected] Enschede, the Netherlands, South Korea, [email protected] [email protected]

D25 Recruit in Canada/ H47 SOAS University of Recruit in the USA F04 Scholars at Risk London Academic Summer www.recruitincanada.com, Anita Network School Kuehnel, Revolve EPS Holdings Ltd, www.scholarsatrisk.org, Joyce www.soas.ac.uk/summerschool, Nick North Vancouver, Canada, Pisarello, Scholars at Risk Network, Butler, SOAS University of London, [email protected] New York, USA, London, UK, [email protected] [email protected]

E53 Renmin University of B47 Software College, China J45 School of Economics, Northeastern University www.ruc.edu.cn/en, Zheng Wang, Fudan University sc.neu.edu.cn, Ruiyun Yu, Software Renmin University of China, Beijing, econ.fudan.edu.cn, Seven Zhang, College, Northeastern University, China, [email protected] School of Economics, Fudan Liaoning, China, University, Shanghai, China, [email protected] [email protected] H50 Riga Technical University A20 Sogang University E54 Scottish Qualifications www.fsd.rtu.lv, Zane Purlaura, Riga goabroad.sogang.ac.kr/goabroad/ Technical University, Riga, Latvia, Authority goabroad.html, Kyu Hyun Lee, [email protected] www.sqa.org.uk/diplomatodegree, Sogang University, Seoul, South Margaret Hutchinson, Scottish Korea, [email protected] Qualifications Authority (SQA),

D31 Russian Academic Glasgow, UK, Excellence Project 5-100 [email protected] E45 SoleMove www.5top100.ru/en, Alyona www.solenovo.fi,Maura Zitting, Dorofeeva, State Autonomous Solenovo Ltd, Joensuu, Finland, Sociological Research Center, G01 SEPIE - Study In Spain [email protected] Moscow, Russian Federation, sepie.es/internationalisation.html, [email protected] Patricia Onieva, SEPIE, Madrid, Spain, [email protected] L09 SOP Mobility-Online www.sop.co.at, Gerald Mauberger, SOP Hilmbauer & Mauberger GmbH D01 Shanghai Jiao Tong & Co KG, Wien, Austria, University [email protected] www.sjtu.edu.cn, Ziyi Jia, Shanghai Jiao Tong University, Shanghai, China, [email protected] B55 Srinakharinwirot University (SWU), Thailand www.swu.ac.th/en, Anchalee Jansem, B13 SHU-UTS SILC Business Srinakharinwirot University, Bangkok, School, Shanghai University Thailand, [email protected] www.silc.shu.edu.cn, Chloe Ding, SHU-UTS SILC Business School, Shanghai University, Shanghai, China, [email protected] Exhibition 61 MEET THE EXHIBITORS

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C10 SRT Student C01 Study in China H41 Study in Hungary Recruitment Tours www.ceaie.edu.cn, Harden Dang, www.tka.hu/english, Tímea Mester- www.srtfairs.com, Tzvetelina Ivova, China Education Association for Takács, Tempus Public Foundation, SRT Student Recruitment Tours, International Exchange (CEAIE), Budapest, Hungary, Sofia, Bulgaria, [email protected] Beijing, China, [email protected] [email protected]

D03 Stay Campus London M19 Study in Clermont F03 Study in Israel www.staycampuslondon.com, www.clermont-universite.fr, Lisa www.studyisrael.org.il, Marissa Gross Mariana Ulanowicz, London, UK, Fiacre, Groupe ESC Clermont - Yarm, Council for Higher Education, [email protected] Graduate School of Management, Jerusalem, Israel, [email protected] Clermont-Ferrand, France, [email protected] J57 Student Data Solutions B01 Study in Japan www.europass.nl, Elles Veenhoven, www.jafsa.org, Kyoko Kobayashi, D43 Study in Costa Rica Dienst Uitvoering Onderwijs, JAFSA & JASSO, Shinjuku-ku, Japan, Groningen, the Netherlands, www.procomer.com, Mitzi Lewis [email protected] [email protected] Navarro, Promotora de Comercio Exterior de Costa Rica, Escazú, Costa Rica, [email protected] B19 Study in Korea J22 Study & Research in www.kafsa.or.kr, Sujin Lee, KAFSA, Slovakia Daejeon, South Korea, G55 Study in Croatia [email protected] www.saia.sk, Michal Fedák, SAIA, n. o., www.mobilnost.hr, Bratislava, Slovakia, [email protected] Jasmina Skočilić, Agency for Mobility and EU Programmes, Zagreb, Croatia, B56 Study in Lebanon M07 Study in Austria [email protected] www.lau.edu.lb, Dina Abdul Rahman, Lebanese American University, www.oead.at, Rita Michlits, OeAD Beirut, Lebanon, (Austrian Exchange Service), Vienna, J17 Study in Denmark [email protected] Austria, [email protected] www.ufm.dk, Ina Nørgaard, Danish Agency for Science and Higher

K02 Study in Bavaria, Education, Copenhagen, Denmark, H52 Study in Lithuania Germany [email protected] www.studyinlithuania.lt, Ignas Bautrėnas, Education Exchanges study-in-bavaria.de, Marianne Support Foundation, Vilnius, , Universities of Bavaria, Sedlmeier K19 Study in Estonia Lithuania, [email protected] Regensburg, Germany, www.studyestonia.ee, Kristina Piliste, [email protected] Archimedes Foundation, Tallinn, Estonia, D37 Study in New Zealand K43 Study in Belgium : [email protected] www.studyinnewzealand.govt.nz, Wallonia and Brussels Janine Huxford, Education New Zealand, Wellington, New Zealand, www.studyinbelgium.be, Loïc L01 Study in Germany [email protected] Lefèvre, Wallonie Bruxelles www.daad.de, Alice Jordan, DAAD International (WBI), Brussels, German Academic Exchange Service, Belgium, [email protected] Bonn, Germany, [email protected] K11 Study in Norway www.diku.no, Tordis Marie Espeland, D04 Study in California Diku, Trondheim, Norway, L45 Study in Holland [email protected] www.csusm.edu/el, Mike Schroder, www.nuffic.nl,Loes Lammertink, California State University Stichting Nuffic, The Hague, the San Marcos, San Marcos, USA, Netherlands, [email protected] G41 Study in Romania [email protected] www.cnr-romania.ro, Mihai Sebea, The National Council of Rectors F15 Study in Hong Kong (Romania), Bucharest, Romania, F06 Study in Catalonia www.hkbu.edu.hk/eng/main/ [email protected] studyincatalonia.gencat.cat/ca/inici, index.jsp, Euphemia Chow, Hong Cristina Escobar, Study in Catalonia, Kong University of Science and Barcelona, Spain, Technology, Kowloon, Hong Kong, [email protected] [email protected] 62 Exhibition MEET THE EXHIBITORS

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F49 Study in Scotland K25 Study in the Czech F41 Study UK www.scotland.org/study, Sean Republic www.britishcouncil.org, Oliver O’Rourke, Study in Scotland, www.dzs.cz, Andrea Surá, Centre Phillips, British Council, London, UK, Dundee, UK, for International Cooperation in [email protected] [email protected] Education, Prague, Czech Republic, [email protected] J21 Studyportals J41 Study in Serbia www.studyportals.com, Jinte studyinserbia.rs, Sofija Masic, E01 Study in Turkey Burger, Studyportals, Eindhoven, the Foundation Tempus, Belgrade, www.deik.org.tr, Busra Sener, Netherlands, [email protected] Serbia, [email protected] Foreign Economic Relations Board of Turkey, Istanbul, Turkey, [email protected] G51 Summer Programmes, H51 Study in Slovenia King’s College London www.studyinslovenia.si, Marja www.kcl.ac.uk/study/summer/ Medved, Study in Slovenia, Ljubljana, F50 Study in Wales index.aspx, Nallini Samuel, King’s Slovenia, [email protected] www.aber.ac.uk/en, Laura College London, London, UK, Fergusson, Aberystwyth University, [email protected] Aberystwyth, UK,

J49 study in switzerland+ [email protected] www.studyinswitzerland.plus, Tiziana D28 Sunrise International Tafani, swissuniversities, Bern, www.sieconnection.com, David Switzerland, [email protected] E51 Study London Weeks, Sunrise International, Beijing, www.londonhigher.ac.uk, Jordan Hill, China, [email protected] London Higher, London, UK,

B29 Study in Taiwan [email protected] www.fichet.org.tw,Shin-herng Wu, FICHET, Taipei, Chinese Taipei, [email protected] B46 Study South Africa www.ieasa.studydsa.org, Thilor Manikam, International Education Association of South Africa, Pretoria, South Africa, [email protected]

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D53 Tecnológico de J24 The Student Hotel E43 UCL Summer School Monterrey thestudenthotel.com, Justyna and Study Abroad tec.mx/en, Patricia Montano, Schuurman-Krajewska, The Student www.ucl.ac.uk, Rory Herron, UCL Tecnológico de Monterrey, Monterrey, Hotel, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, Summer School and Study Abroad, Mexico, [email protected] [email protected] London, UK, [email protected]

F02 Terra Dotta E48 The University of E42 Unibuddy www.TerraDotta.com, Mark Sheffield unibuddy.com, Jonathan Tinnacher, Callaghan, Terra Dotta, Chapel Hill, www.sheffield.ac.uk,Fiona Dukalskis, Unibuddy, London, UK, USA, [email protected] The University of Sheffield, Sheffield, [email protected] UK, [email protected]

D13 The American College J04 Uni-Italia of Greece D17 The University of www.uni-italia.it, Carlo Naldi, Uni- www.acg.edu, Mara Nisdeo, The Tennessee Italia, Rome, Italy, [email protected] American College of Greece, Boston, www.utk.edu, Emily Mitchell, The USA, [email protected] University of Tennessee, Knoxville,

USA, [email protected] D47 Universidad de los Andes, Colombia C25 The American www.uniandes.edu.co, Natalia Rubio, University in Cairo H20 Times Higher Education Universidad de Los Andes, Bogota, www.aucegypt.edu, Rana www.timeshighereducation.com, Colombia, [email protected] Elshabrawy, The American University Tamara Osabu, Times Higher in Cairo, Cairo, Egypt, Education, London, UK, [email protected] tamara.osabu@ D49 Universidad de imeshighereducation.com Monterrey - UDEM www.udem.edu.mx, Hilde Gonzalez, B16 The Chinese University Tio University of Universidad De Monterrey, San Pedro of Hong Kong, Shenzhen L39 Garza Garcia, Mexico, Applied Sciences www.cuhk.edu.cn, Alva Hong, The [email protected] Chinese University of Hong Kong, www.tio.nl/en, Martijn Westerbrink, Shenzhen, China, Tio University of Applied Sciences,

[email protected] Utrecht, the Netherlands, D50 Universidad del Rosario [email protected] www.urosario.edu.co, Luisa Fernanda Godoy, Universidad del Rosario, A42 The Chopras Group Bogotá D.C, Colombia, A08 Toyo University www.thechopras.com, Soni Khanna, [email protected] N & N Chopra Consultants Pvt Ltd, www.toyo.ac.jp, Naoko Kimoto, Toyo New Delhi, India, University, Bunkyo, Japan, [email protected] [email protected] B14 Universidad Europea del Atlántico, Spain www.uneatlantico.es, E52 Trinity College London Juan Luis Vidal K57 The Hague University of Mazón, Universidad Europea del Applied Sciences www.trinitycollege.co.uk, Sean Dyer, Atlántico, Santander, Spain, Trinity College London, London, UK, www.thehageuniversity.com, Lieke [email protected] [email protected] Steijger, The Hague University of Applied Sciences, The Hague, the

Netherlands, [email protected] D44 Universidad San D45 Turkish State Research Ignacio de Loyola Universities internacional.usil.edu.pe, Meybol G50 The PIE News Prof Dr Ismail Hakki Erten, Rodriguez, Universidad San Ignacio www.thepienews.com, Clare Consortium Turkish State Research de Loyola, Lima, Peru, Gossage, The PIE News, London, UK, Universities, Turkey, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected] 64 Exhibition MEET THE EXHIBITORS

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J09 Universidade Católica L55 University of E50 University of Leeds Portuguesa Amsterdam www.leeds.ac.uk, Sarah Hipshon, www.ucp.pt, Graça Coutinho, www.uva.nl/en, Maarten Terpstra, University of Leeds, Leeds, UK, Universidade Católica Portuguesa, University of Amsterdam, [email protected] Lisboa, Portugal, Amsterdam, the Netherlands, [email protected] [email protected] D18 University of Minnesota Visiting Student Program J02 Università Cattolica del E56 University of Bath gominnesota.umn.edu, Elise Rayner, Sacro Cuore, Italy School of Management University of Minnesota, Minneapolis, www.unicat.it, Edilio Mazzoleni, www.bath.ac.uk/management/dba, USA, [email protected] Università Cattolica del Sacro Cuore, Dr Daniel Davies, University of Bath Milan, Italy, [email protected] School of Management, Bath, UK,

[email protected] D10 University of Mississippi olemiss.edu, Blair McElroy, University A40 Università degli Studi of Mississippi, University, USA, Internazionali di Roma E46 University of [email protected] www.unint.eu, Mihaela Alina Utma, Birmingham Study Abroad & Exchanges Università degli Studi Internazionali H17 University of Nicosia di Roma, Rome, Italy, www.birmingham.ac.uk, Claire www.unic.ac.cy, Vasileios Koulaidis, [email protected] Belkadi, University of Birmingham, University of Nicosia, Nicosia, Birmingham, UK, Cyprus, [email protected] [email protected] A44 Universitas Indonesia international.ui.ac.id, Nurul C26 University of Oulu Wirastiningtyas, Universitas M15 University of Bordeaux www.oulu.fi/university,Sari Indonesia, Depok, Indonesia, www.u-bordeaux.com, Glenda Vähäkangas, University of Oulu, [email protected] Gilmore, Université de Bordeaux, Laskut, Finland, Talence, France, [email protected] [email protected] L30 Université Bourgogne Franche-Comté (UBFC) G52 University of Rijeka, D20 University of California, www.ubfc.fr, Yevgenya Pashayan- Faculty of Medicine Leroy, Université Bourgogne Berkeley medical-studies-in-english.com, Franche-Comté (UBFC), Besançon, berkeley.edu, Cole Harry, University Sanja Štifter, University of Rijeka, France, of California, Berkeley, USA, Faculty of Medicine, Rijeka, Croatia, [email protected] [email protected] [email protected]

M23 Université de Lyon University of California, C16 E55 University of the Arts www.universite-lyon.fr, Maxime Jorrot, Irvine Université de Lyon, Lyon, France, London ce.uci.edu/international, Kristin [email protected] www.arts.ac.uk, Katie Britton, Kelley, University of California, Irvine, University of the Arts London, USA, [email protected] London, UK, [email protected] M29 Université Paris-Saclay www.universite-paris-saclay.fr, Sergei E49 University of M21 University of Toulouse Shikalov, Université Paris-Saclay, Cambridge Summer www.univ-toulouse.fr, Marion Demay, Saint-Aubin, France, Programmes [email protected] Universite Federale Toulouse Midi- www.ice.cam.ac.uk/intsummer, Sarah Pyrenees, Toulouse, France, Ormrod, University of Cambridge [email protected] A10 University Mobility in Summer Programmes, Cambridge, Asia and the Pacific (UMAP) UK, [email protected] M39 Utrecht Summer School umap.org, Naoko Kimoto, www.utrechtsummerschool.nl, University Mobility in Asia and the E47 University of Exeter Pacific(UMAP), Bunkyo, Japan, Jeroen Torenbeek, Utrecht Summer www.exeter.ac.uk, [email protected] Nicholas School, Utrecht, the Netherlands, Chavasse, University of Exeter, [email protected] Exeter, UK, [email protected] Exhibition 65 MEET THE EXHIBITORS

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H55 Valeo Groupe Europe L42 Windesheim University A24 Yonsei University www.livstudent.com, Will Brookes, of Applied Sciences oia.yonsei.ac.kr, Doowon Lee, Yonsei Valeo Groupe Europe, Winsford, UK, www.windesheim.com, Rob Maat, University, Seoul, South Korea, [email protected] Windesheim University of Applied [email protected] Sciences, Zwolle, the Netherlands, [email protected] K52 Vrije Universiteit M51 Zuyd University of Amsterdam Applied Sciences www.vu.nl/en, Eduard Pasma, Vrije J55 Xi’an Jiaotong international.zuyd.nl, Michael van Universiteit Amsterdam, Amsterdam, University Zinnicq Bergmann, Zuyd University the Netherlands, [email protected] en.xjtu.edu.cn, Ning Yang, Xi’an of Applied Sciences, Maastricht, the Jiaotong University, Xi’an, China, Netherlands, [email protected] [email protected] B12 Waseda University www.waseda.jp/top/en, Asumi Matsumoto, Waseda University, E12 Yaşar University Tokyo, Japan, www.yasar.edu.tr, Merve Akıntürk, [email protected] Yaşar University, İzmir, Turkey, [email protected]

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