Academic Cooperation Association is taking a fresh look at various practices and blueprints of internationalisation of the curriculum and structured mobility at the next policy seminar which will be held on 5 December in Brussels (Belgium). Participants of the seminar entitled Mobility windows and the internationalisation of the curriculum, will deal with questions of how internationalisation is perceived and supported at the EU level and how mobility windows and other types of structured mobility can be integrated into international academic portfolios in order to support internationalisation of the curriculum.
The programme of the seminar is as follows:
Wednesday 4 December
19.00 | Seminar dinner |
Thursday 5 December
08.30 | Registrations and coffee |
09.00 | Welcome and introduction |
09.15 | Opening keynote 1 |
Comprehensive internationalisation | |
10.00 | Opening keynote 2 |
Internationalisation – the view of the European Union | |
10.45 | Coffee break |
Part I: Mobility windows | |
11.15 | Mobility windows-clarifying an 'elastic concept' |
12.00 | Parallel workshops |
Mobility windows for internships Chair: Irina Ferencz Speaker: | |
Windows for studies Chair: Kristina Hauschildt, Researcher, HIS (Hannover, Germany) Speaker: | |
Double and joint degree programmes: windows by definition? Chair: Irma Garam, Research Manager, CIMO (Helsinki, Finland) Speaker: | |
13.15 | Sandwich lunch |
Part II: Internationalisation of the curriculum | |
14.15 | Internationalising the curriculum |
15.00 | A mixed, comprehensive approach – bridging strategy with DNA, involving ALL staff and students |
15.30 | The internationalisation strategy of the Universiteit Antwerpen |
16.00 | The internationalisation strategy of the Vrije Universiteit Brussel |
16.30 | Feeding back on the seminar |
17.00 | Wrap-up and goodbye |