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Open lecture & panel: Internationalisation in transition in higher education

Tampere University
LocationÅkerlundinkatu 5, Tampere,
Tampere University (city centre campus) Virta 3rd floor, EDU’s café
7.11.2019 7.30–10.45
LanguageEnglish
Entrance feeFree of charge
Welcome to the open lecture and panel aimed for all members of the academic community!

The third event in the lecture series “Insights into learning and teaching in transforming contexts of higher education” (Aug - Nov 2019)

The lecture series addresses topical issues in university communities: How do we know if university teaching promotes student engagement and high-quality learning gains? What is a transformative power of curriculum? How to understand “global attractiveness” and internationalisation of universities?​ The aim is to have an analytical and critical look at development processes in academic work. The lecture series explores new perspectives for the future – from the teacher’s and student’s perspective – in the international/global context of higher education.

7 November 2019, Tampere University, City centre campus, Virta, EDU’s café

09:30 – 10:45 Open lecture
Sue Robson (Newcastle University) "Internationalisation in transition in higher education"
10:45 – 11:15 Coffee break
11:15 – 12:45 Panel discussion
Panellists: Anne Mäki-Rahkola (Student Union of Tampere University TREY), Leena Uski (TAU International affairs), Jussi Kivistö (Higher Education Group, Faculty of Management and Business, TAU), and Rebecca Boden (New Social Research, TAU)
Discussant Sue Robson
Moderator Vesa Korhonen

 

*For catering purposes, please register for the event by 4 Nov: registration form 

The event will possibly be video streamed online – more information will be provided closer to the event: https://research.tuni.fi/het/event/lecture-series-2019/

Attachments

Organiser

The event is a part of the open lecture series organised by HET Higher Education in Transition research group and the Team of University Pedagogy, Faculty of Education and Culture, Tampere University.

Further information

vesa.korhonen@tuni.fi & vesna.holubek@tuni.fi