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Wednesday 8 October 2008
Great Hall
Mezzanine 4
Mezzanine 3
Mezzanine 2
Mezzanine 1
Thursday 9 October 2008
Great Hall
Mezzanine 4
Mezzanine 3
Mezzanine 2
Mezzanine 1
Friday 10 October 2008
Great Hall
Mezzanine 4
Mezzanine 3
Mezzanine 2
Mezzanine 1
WEDNESDAY 8 OCTOBER 2008
Great Hall - Wed 8 Oct 08
Where Are They Now? The Journey from
International Student to Australian Graduate
- Mr Robert Lawrence, Prospect Marketing
- Mrs Melissa Banks, IDP Education Pty
Ltd
The Dynamics of International Student
Circulation in a Global Context
The Colombian-Australian
Relationship
Social Inclusion of International
Students
International Graduate Employment: An
Open and Shut Case
- Mr Robert Lawrence, Prospect Marketing
- Mr Tim Dodd, IDP Education Pty Ltd
- Ms Sue Wickenden, iSmart Australia
- Ms Robin Francis, Department of Main
Roads
- Mr Steve Jones, Skaines Reeves and Jones
(SRJ)
- Mr David Harrington, Hobsons Australia
Mezzanine 4 - Wed 8 Oct 08
Hong Kong as an International
Education Hub: Focus on the Realities for Hong Kong
2008 Research Agenda: Australian
Universities International Directors’ Forum
Competing for the Best: The Changing
International Market for Research Students
How Online Communities Change
International Education: Strategic Responses to New Technologies,
Channels and Networks
International Student Experience
Benchmarking: Australian First XI vs. The World
- Mr Kevin Brett, i-graduate
- Mr Simon Bush, i-graduate
Mezzanine 3 - Wed 8 Oct 08
Emerging Forms of Mobility: Case
Studies from the US and UK
STRATEGE – Enhancement of Student
Mobility through Transparent Recognition, Accreditation Tools and
Experience in a Global Environment
Developing Global Citizens Using the
Formal and Informal Curriculum
Developing a National Mobility
Strategy for the USA
Tactics and Strategies for Improving
and Sustaining Quality in the Middle East Student
Market
Bridging the Gap – The Saudi Arabian
Health Science Program: Lessons Learned and Future
Implications
- Ms Diané Ranck, University of Sydney
- Mr Mohsen Soliman, University of Sydney
Mezzanine 2 - Wed 8 Oct 08
New Models for Skills
Assessment
Internationalisation: Alive and Well
in Queensland Non-Government Schools
International Students’ English
Language Competence: Good Practices for Higher Education and ELICOS
Institutions
Becoming a Global Citizen Through
International Hands-on Projects
Building an Internationally Relevant
Curriculum in Business and IT Subjects: Considerations for
Academics and Teachers
Understanding and Using TOEFL® iBT
Scores
Mezzanine 1 - Wed 8 Oct 08
The Rise and Rise of English Language
Testing: Impacts and Outcomes
- Mr Julian Longbottom, IDP Education Pty
Ltd
- Ms Anne-Marie Cooper, IELTS
The Legal Ramifications of Students
Being Consumers
Strategic International Engagement:
Building Priority Partnerships
Marketing and Recruiting High School
Students the Queensland Way
- Mrs Michelle Davies, St Paul's
College
- Ms Deborah Hansen, St Paul’s School
- Mr Michael Bartlett, All Saints Anglican
School
- Ms Sangeeta Mahajan, Nudgee
International
- Russell Welsh, John Paul College
New Options for Australian Students to
Study in Indonesia: Helping your University to Increase Global
Mobility
- A/Prof David Reeve, University of New South
Wales / ACICIS
Outcomes of the Student Exchange
Experience
THURSDAY 9 OCTOBER 2008
Great Hall - Thu 9 Oct 08
The African Challenge
Global Employability – Are
Universities Meeting the Needs of Students
Diversity, Excellence,
Competitiveness: Why Germany needs to Promote its HE and Research
Opportunities Worldwide
The Third Phase of International
Education in Australia
Outcomes and Impacts of International
Education: Academic Outcomes and Impacts on Providers and
Community
- Ms Melissa Banks, IDP Education Pty Ltd
- Mr Alan Olsen, Strategy Policy and Research
in Education - HONG KONG
- Mrs Helen Cook
- Mr Tim Dodd, IDP Education Pty Ltd
The Outlook for Inbound Study Abroad
Students to Australia
Mezzanine 4 - Thu 9 Oct 08
Research Forum Part A – Roundtable
Discussion
- Dr Hans de Wit, Windesheim Honours
College - THE NETHERLANDS
- A/Prof Christopher Ziguras, RMIT
University
- Prof Chris Nyland, Monash University
- Mrs Melissa Banks, IDP Education Pty Ltd
- Dr Neil Kemp OBE - UK
- A/Prof Betty Leask, University of South
Australia
- Mr Steve Nerlich, Department of Education,
Employment and Workplace Relations (DEEWR)
Research Forum Part B – Research
Presentations
Create, Innovate, Ideate…
Innovative Offshore Programs in the
VET Sector
Enhancing Employment Outcomes for
Australian International Graduates: Employability, Employment and
Careers in Australia and Indonesia
Mezzanine 3 - Thu 9 Oct 08
Joint/Dual International Degrees:
Opportunities and Challenges (Part One) Innovative International
Joint/Dual Degree Models to Better Prepare Students for the
Emerging Global Environment
Joint/Dual International Degrees:
Opportunites and Challenges (Part Two) What Kinds of Innovative
Degree Programs are Students Seeking? How Do We Manage and Support
Them?
Due Diligence: A Framework for Best
Practice
The Australian Pacific Technical
College: Contributing to Skills Development in the
Pacific
Leadership Matters
Issues Facing Learners, Teachers and
Institutions in Transnational Higher Education Around the
World
- A/Prof Chris Ziguras, RMIT University
- A/Prof Betty Leask, University of South
Australia
- Ms Maureen Bell, University of
Wollongong
- Dr Catherine Doherty, Queensland University
of Technology
- Ms Lee Dunn, Southern Cross University
International Education: Emerging
Trends
Mezzanine 2 - Thu 9 Oct 08
Implications of Global Workforce
Development for International Development
Facilitating a Global and Professional
Workforce: Latin America A Case Study
Building Bridges: Building
Understanding for Muslim Students in Social and Learning
Environments
Enhancing International Student
Engagement in Australian Higher Education
Response to Australia as a Study
Destination: North American Student Expectations, Perceptions and
Outcome
Researching Personal Growth and
Behavioural Change During Study Abroad: Conduction Dissertation
Research on Education Abroad and Learning
A New Paradigm for International
Student Support
NLC’s Update on the Representation of
International Students Across all Sectors
Mezzanine 1 - Thu 9 Oct 08
External Quality Assurance of HE in
Australia: Alignment with International Good Practice
Contrasts in Current Approaches to
Quality Assurance of Higher Education Institutions: The Case of
Australia, the United Kingdom and New Zealand
The Power of Partnership
Online Applications to Students and
Agents
New Technologies – An Australian
Perspective: Using New and Emerging Technologies in the Recruitment
of International Students
- Mr David Harrington, Hobsons Australia
- Ms Suzi Ardley, La Trobe University
- Ms Kathleen Evesson, Macquarie
University
“Education in a Reconstructed Iraq”
Three Years Down the Track
FRIDAY 10 OCTOBER 2008
Great Hall - Fri 10 Oct 08
Leadership and Management in
International Education: Fostering and Sustaining Leadership and
Management for a Successful Industry
Engaging Indigenous Peoples through
International Education
Benchmarking International Operations
of Australian TAFE Systems and Institutions
From Forecast to
Futurecast
- Mr Robert Lawrence, Prospect Research
- Mr Anthony Pollock, IDP Education Pty
Ltd
Mezzanine 4 - Fri 10 Oct 08
India
Network of International Education
Associations: Regional
Issues
The Role of International Education in
Australian Innovation and Economic Development
Best Practices in Engaging North
American Alumni
Peer to Peer Outreach: The Value of
Student Ambassador Programs
Mezzanine 3 - Fri 10 Oct 08
General Skilled Migration Reforms,
Impacts and Prospects
Can We Predict the Future? Exploring a
Series of Indicators that can Help us Predict Future Student
Demand
Global Experience: Giving Students a
View of the World
Trainer Training in Tanzania:
Opportunities, Pitfalls and Contextualisation needs for Off Shore
Delivery
Influence of Migration pathways on
International VET Student Recruitment: Queensland’s Experiences
TAFE
‘Sunshine State to Smart State’ –
Positioning Queensland as a Leading Australian International
Education State
Mezzanine 2 - Fri 10 Oct 08
Improving the Welfare Support Systems
for Overseas Students
The International Research Student
Experience: Comparing the Experience of International Research
Students with Key Competitors
Preparing for Diversity: Are
Universities Ready
It’s All About the Experience:
International Students’ Perspectives on Uni Life
Generating Two Way
Traffic
Mezzanine 1 - Fri 10 Oct 08
Perspectives from Students in China,
India, Pakistan, Malaysia and Indonesia: Which Countries are Most
Attractive for International Study? Results from the 2008 Student
Pulse Research Programme
- Mr William Archer, i-graduate - UK
- Mr Simon Bush, i-graduate – UK
The Australian Education Experience:
Personal Reflections by International Students
Internationalisation of Education:
Addressing Linguistics and Cultural Constraints on Learning
Outcomes for International Students
What Quality of Global Impact?
Intercultural Awareness and Communication Skills: A Missing Link in
International Education
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