Open Panel Session: "The Asia Pacific Higher Education Market", a session which follows a recent joint study conducted by APRU and the Pacific Economic Cooperation Council. Moderator: Professor Frank Larkins, Professor Emeritus, University of Melbourne
Speakers:
Professor Christopher Findlay, Head of School of Economics, University of Adelaide
Prof Christopher Findlay giving an overview of a recent APRU-PECC joint study on trends and challenges in Asia-Pacific tertiary education. Next to him are (L-R) Prof Frank Larkins, Dr Phillipa Dee and Prof Lesleyanne Hawthorne
Student and Faculty Panel Discussion Moderator: Dr Christopher Tremewan, Vice-President (International), University of Auckland
Are internationalization policies and practices delivering more opportunities for students? Will the current financial climate cause universities to re-think their commitment to international activities? As trends change, what will work and what needs to be modified to ensure that students receive international exposure to help them develop as future global citizens? What recommendations do students have for university and government administrators to address future trends and realities for the funding and quality assurance of international activities?
Professor David Beckett, Assistant Dean (Research Training), Melbourne Graduate School of Education and Associate Dean (International), School of Graduate Research), University of Melbourne
Ms Sarah Quek, President, Melbourne University Overseas Student Society, University of Melbourne
Mr Anwar Shah, International Students Officer, Graduate Student Association, University of Melbourne
L-R: Prof Christopher Tremewan, Prof David Beckett with student panelists, Sarah Quek and Anwar Shah
Panel Session: "The Global Financial Crisis and its Impact on International Higher Education" Moderator:Dr Enrique Zepeda, Vice-President for Internationalization, Tecnológico de Monterrey
Speakers:
Presentation - Professor Adam C. Powell III, Vice Provost for Globalization, University of Southern California
APRU World Institute Professor Richard Drobnick, Secretary General Emeritus, APRU, Managing Director, APRU World Institute and Director, Centre for International Business Education and Research, Marshall School of Business, University of Southern California