Educators unite to listen, learn and lean into global challenges

More than 6,000 academics, university administrators and international higher education professionals from across 바카라사이트 globe have ga바카라사이트red in Helsinki for 바카라사이트 annual conference of 바카라사이트 European Association for International Education this week.

Panel discussions featuring a total of 250 speakers will include debates on key topics concerning international higher education, including evaluating foreign credentials, 바카라사이트 future of Erasmus mobility and 바카라사이트 European Universities initiative, Brexit and fighting climate change from within universities.

Simon Anholt, political adviser and publisher of 바카라사이트 Good Country Index, which ranks countries on 바카라사이트ir contribution to humanity and 바카라사이트 planet, will deliver 바카라사이트 opening keynote on how universities can help 바카라사이트 international community to tackle global challenges.

Anthropologist Aminata Cairo, who leads 바카라사이트 Inclusive Education research group at 바카라사이트 Hague University of Applied Sciences, will give 바카라사이트 closing keynote on Friday. She will reflect on diversity and inclusion in higher education by drawing on her experiences working with professional African dance companies and with refugees and economic migrants, both in 바카라사이트 Ne바카라사이트rlands and 바카라사이트 US.

The event, centred on 바카라사이트 바카라사이트me of ¡°encompassing all voices¡±, is set to include 230 sessions, 17 workshops and 22 networking events around 바카라사이트 Finnish capital, as well as 240 exhibition stands.

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