Internationalisation Conference: Quality and Inclusivity

Speaker
Kristel Baele
Speaker
Speaker
Speaker
Adri Meijdam MA
Speaker
Aleid Barmentlo
Date
Monday 19 Nov 2018, 12:30 - 18:00
Type
Conference
Space
Erasmus Pavilion
Location
Campus Woudestein
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International students make a selfie with Erasmus

The societal and political debate about internationalisation in higher education continues.  Therefore, Erasmus University Rotterdam and the Vereniging van Universiteiten (VSNU) are hosting the Internationalisation Conference: Quality and Inclusivity.

This spring, both the Vereniging van Universiteiten (VSNU) and the de Ministry of Education published their agenda for the future, in which concepts of quality and inclusiveness play a leading role. The ambition is clear: internationalisation that contributes to education quality from which all students and society benefit.

Erasmus University is collaborating with VSNU to host this conference in support of this ambition; the event will take place on our Rotterdam campus, opening with a welcome and remarks from the President of the Executive Board, Kristel Baele. The afternoon will continue with sharing of experiences and knowledge from members of the Dutch higher education community and end with drinks.

This event is intended for education directors and educators, (international) students, policy makers and other concerned with internationalisation in higher education. 

Programme

12.30 – 13.30              Start 
13.30 – 13.50              Plenary opening by Kristel Baele, Chair of the Executive Board
13.50 – 14.40              First round panel sessions
14.40 – 15.00              Break
15.00 – 15.55              Second round panel sessions
15.55 – 16.45              Plenary conclusion with VSNU president Pieter Duisenberg
From 16.45                  Drinks 

More information

Details on the event and registration can be found on the VSNU site (Dutch).

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