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Thursday 4 December 2008

Opening address

Poster presentations: student mobility

1a - Education and economic development: engaging the new India

1c - MENA research: report on trends and developments

1e - Developing successful international university strategies

2a - Forecasting international student demand

2b - Are partnerships a one-way street?

2c - Debating agents’ secrets and the new American revolution: results from the world’s largest study of education agents.

2d - Opportunity or cost: students and international experience

3a - Capitalising on China's digital cultural explosion

3c - Regional trading blocs: competing for students and knowledge in a new era of globalisation

3d - National strategies

3e - UKIERI: Towards a new understanding of Indian Higher Education

3f - Open forum: partnership and collaboration

Poster presentations: internationalisation

4a - Developing strategic partnerships with Nigerian universities

4b - Can we educate entrepreneurs?

4d - Student mobility - critical success factors

4e - Setting language standards in HE

4f - UKIERI workshop: collaborative delivery of foreign HE programmes

4g - UKIERI workshop: developing research cooperation projects with India

Friday 5 December 2008

5a - Global talent wars

5b - New frontiers of knowledge production and the changing role of universities

5c - UKIERI: new directions in research cooperation with India

5d - Student experience: global issues in the key markets

Poster presentations: partnerships and collaboration

6a - The global research business

6c - Educating creative industry entrepreneurs for the future

6f - World cafe: International education partnership working at its best

7a - The global credit crunch: boom or bust for international education?

8a - Going Global - The Dimbleby Debate

8b - Coping with success: consequences, challenges and responsilibities

8d: UKIERI: research cooperation with India

8f - World cafe: how HE institutions can survive and even benefit from the credit crunch

1515: Poster presentations: employability and entrepreneurship

Closing plenary: Leading the learning revolution

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