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British Council Research Launch: The Value of TNE and Environment for Transnational Partnerships and UK Qualifications

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United Kingdom
Country: 
United Kingdom
Location of Delivery: 
Online
Date: 
26 October, 2022 - 27 October, 2022
Audience: 
Higher Education Institutions

The British Council are pleased to invite you to the simultaneous launch of two global research reports:

  • The Value of Transnational Education Partnerships
  • Environment for Transnational Partnerships and UK Qualifications: Challenges and Opportunities.

Please join us to hear more about these studies from their primary authors, Education Insight, and take the opportunity to participate in the discussion on the practical application of the research findings.

Speakers include:

  • Janet B. Ilieva - Primary researcher and Director of Education Insights
  • Kevin Van-Cauter – Senior Higher Education Adviser for Internationalisation at the British Council
  • Dr Vangelis Tsiligkiris SFHEA, FCMI - Associate Professor at Nottingham Business School, Nottingham Trent University and founder of the TNE Hub
  • Nigel Healey - Professor of International Higher Education at University of Limerick
  • Christopher Ziguras - Associate Dean, Global and Language Studies at RMIT University

We are running two webinars to present findings of most relevance to specific regions:

For Europe, Middle East, Africa and the Americas: 26 October 4pm BST
For East and South Asia: 27 October 9am BST

Draft Programme
The Value of Transnational Education Partnerships

Beyond the economic, what is the value of transnational education partnerships to stakeholders, institutions and communities in both the UK and host countries overseas? What are the drivers for institutions to engage in TNE and what are the challenges?

The Value of TNE is the result of an extensive literature review and analysis of 79 interviews conducted with representatives from ministries, regulatory bodies and institutions. Spanning over 12 geographies and including a series of case studies, this report showcases the variety of value and impact TNE can have across and within countries.

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Environment for Transnational Partnerships and UK Qualifications: Challenges and Opportunities

Responding to the growing body of evidence suggesting mutual advantage for international collaborators in tertiary education, Environment for Transnational Partnerships and UK Qualifications combines desk research, numerous semi-structured interviews and survey analysis to explore both the explicit and implicit challenges to greater collaboration in higher education. The report focuses on 16 countries (including the UK), identifying key challenges for institutions, regulatory bodies and government and setting a series of strategic recommendations for actors at all levels.

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