INSTITUTE ON GLOBAL EDUCATION OFFERS A REAL WORLD LOOK AT INTERNATIONAL PROGRAM DEVELOPMENT AND MANAGEMENT
Are you interested in knowing more about the global opportunity for U.S. higher education? On June 10, the National University Telecommunications Network (NUTN) will present a half-day Institute on Global Education. The Institute will:
- address the drivers for global education
- present strategies for international market entry
- identify structures that build sustainability for programmatic efforts
- showcase models to implement and deliver quality education programs to international audiences.
Agenda:
Join an international panel including Cindy Elliott, Fort Hayes University; Associate Dean Cathy, Shenyang Normal University; Wayne Wong, Sias International University; Chris Geith, Michigan State University; Dr. Jose Morales González, Universidad Autónoma de Guadalajara, and Josh Mitchell, Hezel Associates as they take a real world look at Global education.
- What are the drivers that are pushing higher education institutions into international markets?
- How do you determine where/what country/region to direct your efforts?
- How do you select the right international partner?
- What is their role and how do you structure the agreement?
- What does it really take to get an international program launched?
- How do you maintain and grow your international efforts?
The Institute will include higher education institutions with a track record of successful blended international programs and those seeking to develop systemic institutional approaches to developing international markets. Click to register
Still have questions? Contact the Institute planning team, Monica Pilkey, monica@pilkeycomm.net