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INNOVATIONS IN INTERNATIONALISATION AT HOME Conference: Friday 5 April 2019 Location: Cornwallis East, University of Kent, Canterbury CONFERENCE PROGRAMME #IIH2019 www.kent.ac.uk/global/iih T: 01227 823908 E: iih-conference@kent.ac.uk
2 INNOVATIONS IN INTERNATIONALISATION AT HOME #IIH2019 5 April 2019 Cornwallis East University of Kent Canterbury www.kent.ac.uk/global/iih iih-conference@kent.ac.uk
3 Welcome We’re looking forward to welcoming you to the first Innovations in Internationalisation at Home Conference at the University of Kent. As you will see from this conference programme we have a wide selection of interesting sessions which we are sure will provide us with a very though-provoking and informative day. We hope you find the information in this document helpful, as you prepare to join us on 5 April. Don’t hesitate to get in touch if you need us to assist with any additional queries. You can contact us on: iih-conference@kent.ac.uk Dr Anthony Dr Silvia Tracey Manning Colaiacomo Bello Location For details on how to get to the Canterbury campus in various ways, please consult the following link: https://www.kent.ac.uk/maps/canterbury The conference will be taking place in the Cornwallis North East Building on the Canterbury campus. The conference will begin for everyone in Cornwallis East, Seminar Room 1. You can find the room by entering Cornwallis East by the main door, turn left. The room is on the ground floor at the end of the corridor. Parking or Arriving by Taxi To see a map of campus car parks, please view the following online map: https://www.kent.ac.uk/transport/maps/car- parks/canterbury-parking-map.html The nearest car park to the conference location in Cornwallis East is the Giles Lane Car Park. This is marked on the map to the left as a large blue square. It is a 5-minute walk to Corn Wallis East, marked with a yellow oblong on the map, from the Giles Lane Car Park. If you are arriving by taxi from Canterbury West or Canterbury East, the journey should take around 10 minutes and will cost £8-10.00 The Post code, which can be used for satnav purposes is CT2 7NF for Cornwallis East and CT2 7NB for the Giles Lane Car Park.
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Accommodation
If you are thinking of staying overnight in Canterbury then arrange of accommodation options can be
explored through the following website:
https://www.canterbury.co.uk/site/scripts/places_to_stay.php
Some tries and trusted options include:
• The Abode Hotel
• The Falstaff Hotel
• Premier Inn
Conference website
Other information which may be of interest linked to the conference is also available on the
conference website: https://www.kent.ac.uk/global/iih/
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Morning Session Schedule
10:30 – 13:30
Room1
9.30 – 10.10 Registration and Refreshments
10.10 – Morning Plenary Session
10.30 “What we talk about when we talk about Internationalisation at Home”
Julie Allen- (Director of Policy and Services) UKCISA
Room 1 Room 2
10:30 – Internationalisation at home; creating GLAM (Gameful Learning at Medway)
10:50 cultural insights. Dr Silvia Colaiacomo, University of Kent
Maria Hussain Barbara Sheehy, University of Kent
University of Leeds Dr Yang Yang, University of Greenwich
M.Hussain1@Leeds.ac.uk Dr Mary Andall-Stanberry, Canterbury
Christ Church University
Aurelie Haeck, University of Kent
S.Colaiacomo@kent.ac.uk
B.Sheehy@kent.ac.uk
Y.Yang@greenwich.ac.uk
mary.andall-
stanberry@canterbury.ac.uk
ah850@kent.ac.uk
10:50 – Unlocking the promise of Putting IAH principles into practice at
11:10 international: how to embed a Danish university
internationalised learning outcomes Donna Hurford
from experiences at home and abroad University of Southern Denmark
Louise Andersson dhu@sdu.dk
EMEA, Common Purpose
louise.andersson@commonpurpose.org
11:10 – On the Way from Foreign Cooperation The Roots Project: A Student Led
11:40 to Internationalization: on Example of Sustainability Project and Case
National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Study In Internationalisation
Academy Antonia Linehan:
Larysa Chovnyuk Fatima Nourrice:
National University of Kyiv-Mohyla Soumia Boumaza:
Academy, Kyiv, Ukraine Sarra Hadjeres
larch@ukma.edu.ua Canterbury Christ Church University
antonia.linehan@canterbury.ac.uk
f.nourrice41@canterbury.ac.uk
s.boumaza1288@canterbury.ac.uk
s.hadjeres1048@canterbury.ac.uk
11:40 – Rose Bruford College on the move! Student engagement: let’s focus on
12:10 The impact of internationalisation and how they learn, not how they speak.
innovation on the curriculum Creating opportunities to better
Niamh Dowling and Angela Taylor understand mainland Chinese
Rose Bruford College students’ engagement in the
niamh.dowling@bruford.ac.uk internationalised university in the
angela.taylor@bruford.ac.uk UK; tales from the staffroom and
classroom
Catherine Rogers
Katrina Jia
University of Sussex
catherine.rogers@sussex.ac.uk
K.Jia@sussex.ac.uk
12:10 – Internationalisation at Home - What Presenting a CIA Toolkit (…much
12:30 are we trying to achieve and are we more inclusive than it sounds!)
WORKSHOPS expecting too much? Nick Botfield
Charlene Earl Marvelle Brown
University of Kent University of Bedfordshire
C.M.Earl@kent.ac.uk University of Hertfordshire
nicholas.botfield@beds.ac.uk
12.30-13.30 Lunch6
Afternoon Session Schedule
13:30 – 16:30
13.30-13.50 Afternoon Plenary Session
Strategies for enhancing Internationalisation at Home: A case study from the
University of Kent
Dr Anthony Manning & Emma Marku, University of Kent
Room 1 Room 2
13:50 – Providing opportunities for Future Global Leaders Forum at Queen
14:10 “internationalisation” on campus Mary University of London
Carolin Schneider Rosemary K. Clyne
University of Leeds Queen Mary University of London
c.schneider@leeds.ac.uk rosemary.clyne@qmul.ac.uk
14:10 – The role of an institution-wide The International Centre for Child
14:30 language programme in the Protection; An innovative International
promotion on Internationalisation at approach to teaching and learning
home Jane Reeves
Isabella Stefanutti Vanisha Jassal
University of Bath Tracee Green
isa214@bath.ac.uk University of Kent
J.Reeves@kent.ac.uk
V.Jassal@kent.ac.uk
T.J.Green@kent.ac.uk
14:30 – Integration through a significant Supporting international foundation
15:00 shared experience at the beginning students with the transition to UG
of a programme study: an intervention to adapt the
Natalie Drake lecture format using Technology
Amanda Fava-Verde Enhanced Learning
Mark Peace Miriam Schwiening
University of Reading University of Warwick
n.drake@reading.ac.uk m.schwiening@warwick.ac.uk
a.c.fava-verde@reading.ac.uk
m.h.k.peace@reading.ac.uk
15:00 – The use of English names by UPA Pecha Kuchas: A showcase for
15:30 Chinese speakers? international students to share their
Simon Cotteril views on international student
Birmingham City University experience in the UK
Simon.Cotterill@bcu.ac.uk Neil Adam Tibbetts
University of Southampton
N.A.Tibbetts@soton.ac.uk
15:30 – Creative Language Development A transferrable strategy to enhance
15:50 Steve Cope internationalisation in organisational
WORKSHOPS University of Kent settings such as cross-cultural
sc540@kent.ac.uk collaborations and scholarly student -
staff engagement
Andy Velarde
University of Kent
A.Velarde@kent.ac.uk
15.50-16.00 Wrap-up Session Wrap-up Session
16.00-16.30 Drinks and Networking / Conference Closes7 Notes
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