Pays : Royaume-Uni
Langue(s) : anglais
Date : du 10-12-2014 au 12-12-2014
Lieu : Newport, South Wales
Organisation : Society for Research into Higher Education (SRHE)
Programme :
One of the greatest challenges currently facing the higher education sector globally is how rapidly it can adapt to meet the needs and expectations of current and future generations of both learners and academics. It must seek to develop higher education experiences and outcomes that meet these demands; individually, collectively and globally.
Within the higher education research community we have the capacity, the history, the knowledge and the expertise to inform and shape the transformation of the higher education sector globally into an innovative, multi-faceted system; one with new and different sources of funding, with diverse modes of participation and one more responsive to the changing needs and expectations of people, institutions and societies.
This Conference offers the opportunity to explore what it will take to reconsider and refashion higher education provision to inspire future generations of both learners and academics and furnish them with the knowledge and skills.
Keynote speakers:
System diversity, inequality, curriculum and (possibly) hope
Professor Sue Clegg, Emeritus Professor of Higher Education Research at Leeds Metropolitan University.
In praise of diversity: a socio-political perspective on field dynamics in higher education
Professor Jürgen Enders, Professor of Higher Education at the Southampton Education School
The Society’s annual conferences are truly international, bringing together delegates and contributors from over 40 countries. We invite researchers, scholars, students and administrators from the global higher education community to contribute their perspectives and insights on the ways in which higher education internationally is-and could and should be- responding to economic, social, political and cultural stimuli and re-defining and re-asserting its nature and purpose. As higher education researchers, we aim to provide research insights and knowledge to inform and guide universities, governments and societies.
La conférence est précédée d'une journée "jeunes chercheurs" : SRHE Newer Researchers' Conference, 9 December 2014
URL : http://www.srhe.ac.uk/.../
mot(s) clé(s) : enseignement supérieur, inégalités, innovation pédagogique
SRHE Annual Conference 2014 - Inspiring future generations; embracing plurality and difference in higher education
Date : du 10-12-2014 au 12-12-2014
Lieu : Newport, South Wales
Organisation : Society for Research into Higher Education (SRHE)
Programme :
One of the greatest challenges currently facing the higher education sector globally is how rapidly it can adapt to meet the needs and expectations of current and future generations of both learners and academics. It must seek to develop higher education experiences and outcomes that meet these demands; individually, collectively and globally.
Within the higher education research community we have the capacity, the history, the knowledge and the expertise to inform and shape the transformation of the higher education sector globally into an innovative, multi-faceted system; one with new and different sources of funding, with diverse modes of participation and one more responsive to the changing needs and expectations of people, institutions and societies.
This Conference offers the opportunity to explore what it will take to reconsider and refashion higher education provision to inspire future generations of both learners and academics and furnish them with the knowledge and skills.
Keynote speakers:
System diversity, inequality, curriculum and (possibly) hope
Professor Sue Clegg, Emeritus Professor of Higher Education Research at Leeds Metropolitan University.
In praise of diversity: a socio-political perspective on field dynamics in higher education
Professor Jürgen Enders, Professor of Higher Education at the Southampton Education School
The Society’s annual conferences are truly international, bringing together delegates and contributors from over 40 countries. We invite researchers, scholars, students and administrators from the global higher education community to contribute their perspectives and insights on the ways in which higher education internationally is-and could and should be- responding to economic, social, political and cultural stimuli and re-defining and re-asserting its nature and purpose. As higher education researchers, we aim to provide research insights and knowledge to inform and guide universities, governments and societies.
La conférence est précédée d'une journée "jeunes chercheurs" : SRHE Newer Researchers' Conference, 9 December 2014
URL : http://www.srhe.ac.uk/.../
mot(s) clé(s) : enseignement supérieur, inégalités, innovation pédagogique
