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Going Global 2011
11 Mar 2011
World education: the new powerhouse? A British Council Learning event held in Hong Kong

Headline Speakers

As global markets develop rapidly, governments perceive that innovation and economic growth will be generated from growing global networks of researchers, students and institutions. But what challenge does this present to traditional roles of universities and colleges? How will this change the purpose and practice of higher and tertiary education? Who are the new players and partners – governments, business, academics, and students? What is the relationship between them and how is this shifting expectations, roles, responsibilities and contributions? Going Global 2011 explores these challenges.

Programme - GMT +08:00

Day 1 - 11 Mar 2011

09:15
Martin Davidson CMG, British Council
Welcome address

09:20
Sir Donald Tsang Yam-Kuen, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China
Chief Executive Address

What's on now:
09:30
Rt Hon David Willetts MP, Department for Business, Innovation and Skills, UK
Ministerial Address

09:50
1A) World education: the new powerhouse? Chair's Introduction
Claudia Mo Man-Ching, Hong Kong

10:00
1A) World Education: the new powerhouse?
Prof. Tony Chan, HUCOM, Hong Kong Chair: Claudia Mo Man-Ching, Hong Kong

10:04
1A) World Education: the new powerhouse?
Prof. Olugbemiro Jegede, AAU, Nigeria Chair: Claudia Mo Man-Ching, Hong Kong

10:08
1A) World Education: the new powerhouse?
Dr Javaid Laghari, HEC, Pakistan Chair: Claudia Mo Man-Ching, Hong Kong

10:12
1A) World Education: the new powerhouse?
Dr Carlos Alexandre Netto, President, Federal University of Rio Grande do Sul, UFRGS, and Head of International Relations of ANDIFES (National Association of Vice-Chancellors) Chair: Claudia Mo Man-Ching, Hong Kong.

10:16
1A) World Education: the new powerhouse?
Prof. Steve Smith, UUK Chair: Claudia Mo Man-Ching, Hong Kong

10:20
1A) World education: the new powerhouse? Panel discussion
10:45
Refreshment break
11:15
2A) China 2020: Progressing international partnerships Chair's introduction
Patrick Horgan, Education Counsellor/Director Programmes, British Council, China

11:22
2A) China 2020: Progressing international partnerships
SHEN Yang, Ministry of Education, China

11:42
2A) China 2020: Progressing international partnerships Panel discussion
Professor Dr ZHOU Zuoyu, Dean, Faculty of Education, Beijing Normal University, China Prof. FAN Pingzhi, Vice President, Southwest Jiaotong University. LIU Yufeng, Division Chief, Central Institute for Vocational and Technical Education, China LIU Xiaoqin, Vice President, Wuhan Polytechnic

12:45
Lunch
14:00
3D: International world rankings: where do you stand? Chair's introduciton
Chair: Professor John Spinks, University of Hong Kong

14:07
3D) International world rankings: where do you stand?
Phil Baty, Times Higher Education, UK

14:14
3D) International world rankings: where do you stand?
Professor DZULKIFLI Abdul Razak, Universiti Sains Malaysia

14:21
3D) International world rankings: where do you stand?
John Molony, QS, UK

14:28
3D) International world rankings: where do you stand?
Professor Malcolm Grant CBE, University College London, UK

14:35
3D) International world rankings: where do you stand?
Dr Kevin Downing, City University of Hong Kong

14:42
3D: International world rankings: where do you stand? Panel discussion
15:15
4A) New approaches to internationalisation Chair's introduction
Dr Janet Ilieva, British Council, Hong Kong

15:25
4A) New approaches to internationalisation
Shigeharu Kato, Ministry of Education, Culture, Sports, Science and Technology, Japan

15:37
4A) New approaches to internationalisation
Michelle Li JP, Education Bureau, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China

15:49
4A) New approaches to internationalisation
Doreen Alusa, United States International University, Kenya

16:02
4A) New approaches to internationalisation Panel discussion
17:00
5P1) Harvesting technology to address the global educational challenges Chair's introduction
Professor Colin Riordan, University of Essex , UK

17:05
5P2) Philanthropy in Higher Education
Chair's introduction: Professor Eric Thomas, Vice-Chancellor, University of Bristol, UK

17:07
5P1) Harvesting technology to address the global educational challenges
Dr Alan Drimmer, Western International University, USA Chair: Prof. Colin Riordan, University of Essex , UK

17:10
5P2) Philanthropy in Higher Education
Prof. Lap Chee Tsui, University of Hong Kong

17:15
5P2) Philanthropy in Higher Education
Dr Javier Sagi-Vela, Universia, Spain

17:20
5P2) Philanthropy in Higher Education
Dato' Peter T S Ng, UCSI Group, Malaysia

17:22
5P1) Harvesting technology to address the global educational challenges
Prof. Deepak Phatak, Indian Institute of Technology Bombay, India Chair: Prof. Colin Riordan, University of Essex , UK

17:25
5P2) Philanthropy in Higher Education
Panel discussion

17:37
5P1) Harvesting technology to address the global educational challenges
Mervyn Levin, Levering Ltd, UK; Chair: Prof. Colin Riordan, University of Essex , UK.

17:47
5P1) Harvesting technology to address the global educational challenges Questions and discussion

Day 2 - 12 Mar 2011

09:00
6E) Ahead of the game? Major trends and issues in the global HE competition. Comparing and contrasting reforms
Chair's introduction: Professor Richard B. Davies, Vice-Chancellor, Swansea University, UK

09:07
6E) Ahead of the game? Major trends and issues in the global HE competition. Comparing and contrasting reforms
Dr Peter A Zervakis, German Rector's Conference

09:12
6E) Ahead of the game? Major trends and issues in the global HE competition. Comparing and contrasting reforms
Prof. Patricia Pol, Université Paris-Est, France

09:17
6E) Ahead of the game? Major trends and issues in the global HE competition. Comparing and contrasting reforms
Prof. CHENG Kai-ming, University of Hong Kong

09:22
6E) Ahead of the game? Major trends and issues in the global HE competition. Comparing and contrasting reforms
Panel discussion

10:00
Refreshment break
10:30
7P) Internationalising higher education: unattainable dream or sustainable reality?
Chair's introduction: Professor Michael Worton, Vice-Provost, University College London, UK

10:35
7P) Internationalising higher education: unattainable dream or sustainable reality?
Keynote Speaker: Professor John Hudzik, Professor and Former Vice-President of Global Engagement, Michigan State University, USA

10:50
7P) Internationalising higher education: unattainable dream or sustainable reality?
Session speakers: Eva Egron-Polak, Secretary-General, International Association of Universities, France; Professor Michael Hoey, Pro Vice-Chancellor International, University of Liverpool, UK; Michael Stone, Secretary-General, University Grants Committee, Hong Kong; Professor Youmin XI, Executive President, Xi'an Jiaotong-Liverpool University, China and Pro Vice-Chancellor, University of Liverpool, UK; Chair: Professor Michael Worton, Vice-Provost, University College London, UK.

11:45
8A) Turning the tables on international student mobility: Panel of international students
Chair's introduction: Daniel Stevens, President, Warwick Students’ Union, UK

11:50
8A) Turning the tables on international student mobility: Panel of international students
Students' presentations to panel of experts: Prof. CHENG Kai-ming, University of Hong Kong; Eva Egron-Polak, International Association of Universities, France; Dr Heather Forland, Kingston University London, UK; Nicholas Sallnow-Smith, The Link Management Ltd, Hong Kong; Chair: Daniel Stevens, Warwick Students' Union, UK.

12:45
Lunch
14:00
9A) Asian institutions at the global crossroads
Chair's introduction: Professor Si-Chen Lee, President, Taiwan University and Chairman, Taiwan Top Universities Alliance

14:05
9A) Asian institutions at the global crossroads
Dr Christopher Brown, Zayed University, UAE

14:12
9A) Asian institutions at the global crossroads
Prof. Dzulkifli Abdul Razak, Universiti Sains Malaysia

14:19
9A) Asian institutions at the global crossroads
Prof. Lily Kong, National University of Singapore

14:26
9A) Asian institutions at the global crossroads
Dr Edgar Porter, Ritsumeikan Asia Pacific University, Japan

14:33
9A) Asian institutions at the global crossroads
Panel discussion

15:15
10A) Closing Plenary
Chair: Peter Upton, British Council, South China

15:36
10A) Closing Plenary
Cherry TSE Ling Kit-ching, Hong Kong Special Administrative Region, China Chair: Peter Upton, British Council, South China

15:46
10A) Closing plenary
Martin Davidson CMG, British Council Chair: Peter Upton, British Council, South China.

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