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Making ends meet -
Innovative ways of funding international students
An ACA/SI European Policy Seminar
Venue: KTH Library building, Osquars
backe 31
Stockholm, 15 October 2009
22nd in
the series “The European Policy Seminars”
of the Academic Cooperation Association
The Theme
Have you ever wondered what one student
costs? Then you might know what the costs of one international student
are. Across Europe, more countries and their universities are seeking
innovative approaches to the financing of international students – a topic
intrinsically linked to the funding of higher education per se. Clearly,
institutions want to ensure that they can attract high quality students
and young researchers in the face of increasing global competition. But
are fees and scholarships the only way to do it? Are there other options?
What are the legal frameworks?
All these questions require higher
education professionals to understand both the policy and marketing
context.
The third in the series of ACA European Policy Seminars this year is
co-organised by the Swedish Institute (SI) and will provide case studies
from countries and universities across Europe so that delegates might:
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Explore the financing of international
students, based on case studies from a number of countries and
universities;
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Understand the context of setting
appropriate fee levels to attract quality international students and young
researchers;
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Review the strategic potential to use
scholarships at both national and institutional levels;
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Examine innovative and new modes of
financing.
The Programme
Wednesday 14th of
October 2009
19:30
Seminar dinner at Fem Små Hus
Thursday 15th of October 2009
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9.00 |
Registrations and coffee |
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9.30 |
Welcome and introduction |
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Chripa Schneller, ACA |
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9.40 |
Sweden’s commitment to international education – where will the
money come from? |
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Dan Brändström, Former professor at Umea University and
former Director of
the Bank of Sweden Tercentenary Foundation |
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10.20 |
Funding international students under Action 2 of the new Erasmus
Mundus Programme |
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Anila Troshani,
European Commission, DG Education and Culture |
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11.00 |
Coffee |
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11.25 |
Tuition fee or not to be? The question in Danish institutions |
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Hans-Peter Jensen,
Chairman of
the Danish Council for the Internationalisation of Danish Education
(CIRIUS) and former Rector of the Technical University of Denmark
(DTU) |
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12.05 |
Germany - Land of ideas: Also for funding? |
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Liqui Meng,
Vice-President, Technical University Munich (TUM) |
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12.45 |
Lunch |
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14.00 |
Norway’s approach to the financing of international students |
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Eirinn Larsen, University of Oslo |
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14.40 |
Institutional strategies and market realities: The UK perspective |
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Neil Kemp, Institute of Education, University of London |
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15.20 |
Coffee |
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15.50 |
A comparison of thoughts about tuition fees in Australia and the
Netherlands – can we learn something? |
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Robert Coelen, Vice-President International, Leiden University
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16.30 |
Plenary discussion
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Chair:
Torsten Kälvemark,
formerly HSV,
Stockholm
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17.30 |
Wrap-up and good-bye |
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Chripa Schneller, ACA |
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17.45 |
End of seminar |
Registrations
The seminar is fully booked, registrations for this event have been
closed.
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Before 17/09/09 |
After 17/09/09 |
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Members* |
170 € |
190 € |
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Regular fee |
210 € |
230 € |
* The member's fee applies to staff and personnel of ACA member
organisations only (see
list on ACA website)
Practical information
Restaurant:
Fem Små Hus
Nygränd 10
111 30 Stockholm |
Venue:
KTH Library building
Osquars backe 31
SE-100 44 Stockholm
Phone: +46 8 790 60 00
Fax: +46 8 790 96 70
Website:
http://www.lib.kth.se/main/eng/default.asp
Hotels:
Please note that accommodation and travel
to and from Stockholm are at the participants’ own expense. The following
are hotels in the vicinity of the seminar venue:
Hotel Birger Jarl
Address: Tulegatan 8, Stockholm
Phone: +46 8 674 18 00
Go to hotel website
Elite Hotel Arcadia
Address: Körsbärsvägen 1, 114 23 Stockholm
Phone: +46 8 566 215 00
Fax: +46 8 566 215 01
Go to hotel website
Elite Hotel Stockholm Plaza
Address: Birger Jarlsgatan 29, 103 95 Stockholm
Phone: +46 8 566 220 00
Fax: +46 8 566 220 20
Go to hotel website
Scandic Park Hotel
Address: Karlavägen 43, 102 46 Stockholm
Phone: +46 8 517 348 00
Fax: +46 8 517 348 11
Go to hotel website
Clarion Collection Hotel Tapto
Address: Jungfrugatan 57, 11531 Stockholm
Phone: +46 8 664 50 00
Fax: +46 8 664 07 00
Go to hotel
website
Rica Hotel Stockholm
Address: Slöjdgatan 7, SE-111 57 Stockholm
Phone: +46 8 723 72 00
Fax: +46 8 723 72 09
Go to
hotel website
More information will be sent to the participants closer to the event.
Partners
Swedish Institute
KTH Royal Institute of Technology

For further information, please contact
Isabelle Deneyer at the ACA Secretariat, 15, Rue d’Egmontstraat, 1000 Brussels (Belgium),
Phone: +32 2 513 22 41, Fax: +32 2 513 17 76,
info@aca-secretariat.be.
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