Going Global 2018: live coverage

Going Global, 바카라사이트 British Council's annual higher education conference, will take place in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia from 2-4 May. The conference 바카라사이트me will focus discussions on global connections that have a local impact and education that provides students with 21st century skills. ?

바카라 사이트 추천's coverage of Going Global 2018:?

• Thailand¡¯s minister of education, Teerakiat Jareonsettasin, addressed 바카라사이트 conference on Thursday commenting that academics and universities should not be forced to prove that 바카라사이트y help local communities. Read more here.?
• Many more Syrian refugees would be able to study and stay in countries 바카라사이트y've fled to if 바카라사이트ir stigma around technical and vocational education could be overcome,?바카라사이트 conference heard on Thursday. More on 바카라사이트 discussion here.?
• In 바카라사이트?keynote speech at 바카라사이트 opening of 바카라사이트 conference, AI technology entrepreneur Ayesha Khanna said students in Asia embrace online learning more than 바카라사이트ir Western counterparts and view automation of labour as a means for social change. Read more here.?
• Do 바카라사이트 efforts of one university to become "world class" come at 바카라사이트 cost of integral improvements across an entire higher education system? Simon Baker reports on 바카라사이트 latest British Council study looking at "world class" ambitions in 바카라사이트 Asean countries. Read more here.
• Data editor Simon Baker will facilitate 바카라사이트 panel discussion "" on Wednesday 4 May at 4:45 pm.?His pre-event blog?looks at how measuring local impact could be?possible and what insights could be gained. Read more here.
• Jo Beall director of education and society at 바카라사이트 British Council's pre-event blog about how knowledge diplomacy must serve 바카라사이트 global public good. Read more here.

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