Considering the circumstances we are all operating in, we have moved our flagship International Higher Education Forum online, as #IHEFonline.
#IHEFonline consists of five live online seminars, each one exploring a different facet of the fast-changing world of higher education. We will explore the future of international higher education, and consider the geopolitical, ethical and reputational challenges we face in international engagement, and scan the horizon for areas of innovation that will enable us to lead the way in internationalisation.
The first two sessions were held on 25 March 2020. Three others will be held at the end of April.
You can book onto each seminar separately for £85, or book onto all three for £195.
This live online seminar will look at the challenges inherent in, and potential solutions to, balancing internationalisation programmes with climate policy.
You can view the delegate guide here.
24 April9:30 - 10:30
| Is it possible to have a green international strategy?
Professor Neville Wylie, Deputy Principal (Internationalisation), University of Stirling
Ashley Wheaton, Principal, University College of Estate Management
Ailsa Lamont, Director and Founder, Pomegranate Global and Co-founder, CANIE: Climate Action Network for International Educators
Professor Jim Longhurst, Assistant Vice Chancellor, Environment and Sustainability, University of the West of England
Many universities are now focussing more on sustainability in their institutional strategies. Indeed, many would argue that it is our responsibility to do so. Is internationalisation, with all its accompanying air travel, incompatible with a sustainability-led strategy? This session will explore innovative approaches to developing green internationalisation strategies.
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You can view more details and book here.
Other live online seminars we are running in this series include:
You can book access to the upcoming three seminars and recordings of sessions one and two online here.
If you have already booked for IHEF 2020 you will automatically gain access to all five IHEF online seminars. If you have yet to book a ticket, you can book onto the individual sessions separately, or you can book onto all five and receive a discounted rate.
We have a range of sponsorship opportunities available at this event. Please contact Esther Dudley, Head of Events and Engagement for information, tel: 07500 441501; email:
esther.dudley@universitiesuk.ac.uk.