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Mobility posters   
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Posters: Staff and student mobility
1315hrs - 1345hrs Thursday 25 March 2010 - Conference day 1
   
  • International cooperation Portugal/People's Republic of China - The case of a joint language degree
  • An effective communication approach to student and faculty mobility in study abroad programmes
  • From Melton Mowbray to Moscow: An international approach to the opportunities and barriers to staff mobility
  • Comparison of old academic structure and new academic structure in Hong Kong; and Critical milestones in the transition to the new academic structure in Hong Kong
  • PMI2 changed our life: 12 students went to Korea
  • Reflections on a PMI2 mobility visit to Chung Ang University, Korea
  • Reaching out across the world: A web-based learning resource for international students coming to the UK
  • The elp-DESK Project: The Europass Language Passport as a means to encourage mobility
  • Blended learning class ‘Sociology of Education International – Going Global Virtually’
  • Barriers and needed solutions are identified, but what next? – A case study
  • Blended learning in a global interdisciplinary inquiry-based laboratory course for advanced level university students
  • Engineering instruction in Britain and Malaysia: The same or different?
  • What makes their clock tick? Incentives to make an international course more appealing to students in the VET sector
  • Encouraging international higher education students: A web-based approach
  • A case study: University of California EAP - Tactics for supporting student participation in exchange
  • Is student and staff mobility still necessary?
  • Internationalising the student experience: PMI2 summer schools at University of Hertfordshire
  • Supporting international staff with www.internationalstaff.ac.uk
Posters: Global citizens
1315hrs -1345hrs Thursday 25 March 2010 - Conference day 1
   
  • Developing global citizens through education business partnerships
  • Innovation in education
  • A relationship of mutual gain and education: The international intern and the smaller company
  • Global skills for doctoral students?
  • Global citizens and the student residential experience
  • Whose culture is it anyway? Intra and inter-cultural communications
  • Developing global citizens: Meeting the needs of employers?
  • Skilled migration and development strategies: Compensation for the ‘brain drain’?
  • The long march: The transactional experience from international student to highly skilled workers in the UK
Posters: Policy and leadership
1315hrs -1345hrs Thursday 25 March 2010 - Conference day 1
   
  • The role of QAAET in quality assuring a multi-disciplinary higher education sector
  • Hackney Lagos partnership for modernising vocational and employability education
  • Innovation in HE - public policy implications
  • Emerging trends in international education
  • The great British ‘education takeaway’: A case study on transnational education in Hong Kong
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Posters: Global partnerships
1330hrs - 1400hrs - Friday 26 March 2010
   
  • Collaborative research for international partnership promotion in education: The Nigerian SL example
  • A comparative study of the effect of group based parenting support on parental stress and outcomes for children in both the UK and Japan
  • Going global with global partnerships
  • A partnership for the development of curriculum for enterprise, leadership and innovation skills in Higher Education
  • Engineering in Glasgow, Vungtau and Ho Chi Minh City China Engineering, Electrics
  • Visualisation and optimisation of construction schedules
  • The best of both worlds: Sharing best practice for employability and social enterprise
  • Hybrid educational method
  • The Achievement Standards Network (ASN) – The cornerstone of a global education
  • A collaborative employability audit of the BA in Tourism Management at Gondar University
  • The Middlesex University ‘Africa Group’ showcase
  • The Worldwide Universities Network: A case study of global partnerships in action
  • From Dhaka to Dundee; Jute - Connecting Delhi and Dundee; Routes to Success;  Solar power for Nepal; and Skills for success in the petrochemical engineering industry
  • Cooperation within international MA programme: From partnership to sustainable development?
  • A tripartite partnership establishing a common denominator software engineering programme
  • PMI2 project encourages integrated partnership between University of Salford and its Chinese partner
  • Partnership across boundaries: Open University and Hoa Sen University PMI2
  • Producing expertise collaboratively online
  • Developing a Sustainable Cisco Networking Academy Programme at UNRWA TVET System
  • Global sharing of ideas in developing Malay and Chinese syntactic assessment tools for children
  • Training the stakeholders of the milk production chain in Sri Lanka – A collaborative delivery model of work-place based training
  • UK/Sierra Leone partnership - Bringing the labour congress into the university
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