AIEC 2017 – Hobart
Dates: 10-13 October 2017
Location: Hobart, Australia
Venue: Hotel Grand Chancellor Hobart
Theme: Embracing Diversity
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| Tuesday 10 October | Download |
| Tuesday 10 October, 5.30pm | |
| 0.1. Opening Plenary | Graphic |
| Keynote | Do political events in a host country affect international education engagement? | |
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Dr Janet Ilieva, Founder and Director, Education Insight, United Kingdom |
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| Wednesday 11 October | |
| Wednesday 11 October, 8.45am | |
| 1.1. Plenary | |
| Keynote | Adjusting your mirrors and managing your blind spots | Graphic |
| Dr Helen Turnbull, PhD, CSP, CEO, Human Facets, United States | |
| Wednesday 11 October, 10.30am | |
| 1.2.A. Global dialogue: how is international education responding to the rise of nationalism around the world? | |
| Prof. Chris Ziguras, President, International Education Association of Australia, Australia | |
| Mr Weimin Che, Deputy Director General, Chinese Service Center for Scholarly Exchange, China | |
| Ms Sabine Pendl, Vice-President, European Association for International Education, Netherlands | |
| Ms Sheila Schulte, Deputy Executive Director, Leadership and Professional Development Services, NAFSA, United States | |
| Mr Shingo Ashizawa, Professor, Faculty of Global and Regional Studies, Tokyo University, Japan | |
| Prof. Sarah Todd, Vice President (Global), Griffith University, Australia | |
| 1.2.B. In focus: Indonesia | |
| Dr Eugene Sebastian, Director, Australia-Indonesia Centre, Australia | |
| Ms Sally-Ann Watts, Minister Commercial and Senior Trade Commissioner, Austrade, Indonesia | |
| Mr Jeremy Bruer, Assistant Secretary, Indonesia Program Delivery and Timor-Leste Branch, Australian Government, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia | |
| Dr Max Richter, Academic Coordinator (Indonesia), Office of the Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Global Engagement), Monash University, Australia | |
| 1.2.C. Student wellbeing, safety and employability – case studies from New Zealand and Tasmania | |
| Ensuring international students are welcome, safe and well in New Zealand | |
| Ms Belinda Himiona, Group Manager, International (Acting), New Zealand Ministry of Education, New Zealand | Presentation |
| An integrated approach to international education – enhancing global employability through a local context | |
| A. Prof. Jane Skalicky, PhD, Director, Student Learning, Retention and Success, University of Tasmania, Australia | Presentation |
| Mrs Kristin Warr Pedersen, Head, Student Leadership, Career Development and Employment, University of Tasmania, Australia | |
| 1.2.D. Schools session 01 | |
| Embracing diversity: an Asia-at-home style of learning | |
| Dr Mark Laraghy, Principal, Livingstone Christian College, Australia | Presentation |
| Mrs Amanda Roberts, Head of School: Development, Livingstone Christian College, Australia | |
| The TALK and the WALK – what we SAY and DO about educating global citizens in schools | |
| Ms Mariana Lane, Project Manager International Education, Independent Schools Queensland, Australia | Presentation |
| 1.2.E. International education 101: what you should know | Presentation Graphic |
| Ms Lyndell Jacka, Head of Research, IDP Education, Australia | |
| Ms Bronte Neyland, Director, Victoria University International, Victoria University, Australia | |
| 1.2.N. Admissions and Compliance Network Conversation | |
| Mr Geza Karacsony, Executive Governance Officer, Western Sydney University, Australia | |
| Ms Ingrid Elliston, Manager, International Recruitment and Admissions, University of New England, Australia | |
| Ms Irene Koh, Director, Student and Academic Services, Bond University, Australia | |
| 1.2.P. Operational targets and issues in mobility | Poster |
| Unintended consequences of well-intentioned people: effects of system and process on diverse student mobility | |
| Mr Brook Blahnik, Assistant Director – Systems Management, University of Minnesota-Twin Cities, United States | |
| How to address scalability, affordability and accessibility to international learning opportunities | |
| Mrs Sally Parrott, Program Manager, RMIT University, Australia | |
| 50% or bust: achieving mobility targets through cross-campus collaboration and goal-setting | |
| Ms Cara Bonnington, Mobility Manager, University of Sydney, Australia | |
| Wednesday 11 October, 12.00pm | |
| 1.3.A. ‘Not there yet’: overcoming barriers to education for refugees and asylum seekers | |
| Ms Ailsa Lamont, Director, Pomegranate Global, Australia | |
| Mr Arif Hazara, Undergraduate student and Assistant Accountant, RMIT University, Australia | Presentation |
| Ms Karen Dunwoodie, PhD student and Researcher, Monash University, Australia | |
| Dr Helena Barroco, Coordinator, Global Platform for Syrian Students, Portugal | |
| 1.3.B. Insights into two international education strategic initiatives | |
| What it’s really like launching a joint venture, innovative degree | |
| Ms Nicki Sheridan, Senior Marketing Coordinator, Monash College, Australia | Presentation |
| Leveraging global networks to build diversity, create access and enhance the student experience | |
| Ms Dawn Hewitt, Senior Advisor Australia and New Zealand, ISEP, Australia | Presentation |
| Mr Brett Berquist, Director International, University of Auckland, New Zealand | |
| 1.3.C. What we did, what we forgot and what we’d do again: four perspectives on building crisis preparedness | |
| Ms Amanda Pickrell, Director, International Education, Victorian Government Department of Economic Development, Jobs, Transport and Resources, Australia | Presentation |
| Mr Peter Mackey, Director, International Trade, NSW Department of Industry | NSW Trade & Investment, Australia | |
| Mrs Tracy Harris, Manager, Global Engagement and Promotions, Austrade, Australia | Presentation |
| Ms Shannon Willoughby, CEO , Study Gold Coast, Australia | Presentation |
| Detective Chief Inspector Darren Newman, Cabramatta Crime Manager, Detective Inspector, NSW Police Force, Australia | Presentation |
| 1.3.D. Schools session 02 | |
| Across sectors, across governments – new modes of doing business | |
| Ms Elizabeth Webber, Chief Education Officer, NSW Department of Education International, Australian Government Schools International/NSW Department of Education, Australia | Presentation |
| Beyond English language proficiency: international secondary school students’ diverse practices of belonging | |
| Mrs Trang Hoang, PhD candidate, Deakin University, Australia | Presentation |
| 1.3.E. Stop preaching to the converted: get off your ass and get some diversity | Graphic |
| Dr Glen Stafford, Director, Internationalisation Strategy, The University of Adelaide, Australia | Presentation |
| Prof. Kent Anderson, Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Community and Engagement), The University of Western Australia, Australia | Presentation |
| Dr Davina Potts, Associate Director Global Leadership and Employability, The University of Melbourne, Australia | |
| Mr Bradley Titus, Director of Institutional Relations, Diversity and Inclusion, Learning Abroad Center, University of Minnesota, United States | Presentation |
| 1.3.N. Transnational Education Network Conversation | |
| Ms Caryn Nery, Manager, Global Partnership Operations, Global Development Portfolio, RMIT University, Australia | |
| Mr Kevin van Cauter, Senior Higher Education Adviser, The British Council, United Kingdom | |
| 1.3.P. Diverse approaches to marketing and student experience | Poster |
| A model of a Japanese niche market and product diversity | |
| Ms Viji Shankar, Marketing Manager – International Business, TAFE NSW Sydney Region, Australia | |
| Attracting millennials: social + video = Queensland’s no.1 driver of international students #SummerLifeQLD | |
| Ms Rebecca Hall, Executive Director, International Education and Training Unit, Trade & Investment Queensland, Australia | |
| Ms Jacqueleen Brown, Principal Marketing and Events Officer, International Education and Training, Trade and Investment Queensland, Australia | |
| Beyond the prospect: mapping and integrating end-to-end global student experience | |
| Mr Matthew Lee, Chief Marketing Officer, RMIT University, Australia | |
| Wednesday 11 October, 1.30pm | |
| IEAA Young Professionals Networking Session | |
| Mr Brett Blacker, CEO, English Australia, Australia | |
| Ms Emily O'Callaghan, Operations Manager, International Education Association of Australia, Australia | |
| Ms Rebecca Bendall, Partnerships Manager, Urbanest Australia, Australia | |
| Mr Anton Crace, BJ, Co-Founder, InterActive Sports, Australia | |
| Mr James Martin, Managing Director, Insider Guides, Australia | |
| Ms Elissa Newall, Assistant Director, Customer Acquisition and Engagement, RMIT University, Australia | |
| Wednesday 11 October, 2.30pm | |
| 1.4.A. Scoping opportunities in India, and New Zealand's approach to growth and diversity | |
| Regional partnerships – a New Zealand approach to growth and diversity | |
| Mr Gregory Scott, Business Development Manager, Education New Zealand, New Zealand | Presentation |
| Scoping opportunities for Australian higher education institutions to engage with India | Presentation |
| Dr Karen Barker, PhD, Acting Manager Operations, Australia India Institute, The University of Melbourne, Australia | |
| Ms Brigid Freeman, Researcher, Australia India Institute, The University of Melbourne, Australia | |
| 1.4.B. Establishing a consistent approach to offshore marketing | |
| Ms Kelly Ralston, General Manager International Education, Austrade, Australia | Presentation |
| Mrs Tracy Harris, Manager, Global Engagement and Promotions, Austrade, Australia | Presentation |
| Ms Karyn Kent, CEO, Education Adelaide, Australia | |
| Mr Tom Hands, General Manager, Global Recruitment, Navitas, Hong Kong SAR | |
| 1.4.C. International students and the Australian workplace – workplace diversity from employers’ perspective | Presentation |
| Mr Gim Ng, Business Development Manager, Monash Professional Pathways, Monash College, Australia | |
| Ms Brooke Young, Director, Monash Professional Pathways, Monash College, Australia | |
| Ms Chloe Fast, Senior People and Culture Business Partner, Carsales, Australia | |
| Ms Fleur Bennett, Graduate and Internship Program Manager, Adecco Group, Australia | |
| 1.4.D. Working with under 18s | |
| Under-18 international students – the University of Sydney experience and accommodation perspectives | |
| Ms Mandy Baric, Director Compliance and Student Affairs, University of Sydney, Australia | Presentation |
| Mr Anthony Harvey, Business Development and Marketing Manager, Australian Homestay Network Pty Ltd, Australia | Presentation |
| Bring it in-house! An under-18 guardianship case study | Presentation |
| Ms Molly Bonnefin, Manager Strategic Projects, Monash College, Australia | |
| Mr Patrick Ashe, Under 18 Guardianship Manager, Monash College, Australia | |
| 1.4.E. Connectivity: partnerships that embrace diversity and community engagement to enhance the student experience | |
| Mrs Rachel Colaso, Head of Study Brisbane, Brisbane Marketing, Australia | |
| Ms Vanessa Fabre, Acting Executive Manager, Corporate Communication, New Business and Partnerships, MDA Ltd, formerly the Multicultural Development Association, Australia | |
| Mr Chris Evason, Managing Director, International Education Services, Australia | Presentation |
| Mr Mark Ensor, State Development Manager, AFL Queensland, Australia | Presentation |
| 1.4.N. Internationalisation of the Curriculum Network Conversation | Presentation |
| Exploring the curriculum implications for all students in an increasingly connected global society through research and practice | |
| Dr Wendy Green, Senior Lecturer, Tasmanian Institute of Learning and Teaching, University of Tasmania, Australia | |
| Ms Mariana Lane, Project Manager International Education, Independent Schools Queensland, Australia | |
| Prof. Betty Leask, Pro Vice-Chancellor Teaching and Learning, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| Dr Damir Mitric, Senior Lecturer, Learning Futures (ASSC), La Trobe University, Australia | |
| 1.4.P. E-poster session | Poster |
| The International Postgraduate Paediatric Certificate/International Postgraduate Paediatric Nurse Certificate | |
| A. Prof. Kathryn Currow, Executive Principal, Diploma in Child Health / International Postgraduate Paediatric Certificate, Sydney Children’s Hospitals Network, Australia | |
| Wednesday 11 October, 4.15pm | |
| 1.5.A. Universities and the ethical data scientist | Graphic |
| Inside the Times Higher Education World University Rankings | |
| Mr Duncan Ross, Data and Analytics Director, TES Global, United Kingdom | Presentation |
| Education: using big data for good (not evil) | |
| Mr Duncan Ross, Data and Analytics Director, TES Global, United Kingdom | Presentation |
| 1.5.B. When ecosystems collide – the next generation of graduate employment | |
| When ecosystems collide – the next generation of graduate employment (1246) | |
| Mr Rob Lawrence, Principal, Prospect Marketing & Research, Australia | |
| 1.5.C. Improving student outcomes through diversity of the student experience | |
| Improving student outcomes through diversity of the student experience | |
| Dr John Wellard, Policy Director, International, Universities Australia, Australia | Presentation |
| Mr Stefan Bienefeld, Head of Division, Development Cooperation and Transregional Programs, DAAD – German Academic Exchange Services, Germany | |
| Mr Craig Wallace, Development Manager, Learning Abroad, Monash University, Australia | Presentation |
| 1.5.D. Diversity and intercultural competence training for students | |
| Intercultural competence training for students abroad and on campus: an interactive, cross-institutional approach | Presentation |
| Dr Catherine Burnheim, Manager, International Education Initiatives, Monash University, Australia | |
| Dr Nadine Normand-Marconnet, Lecturer, Monash University, Australia | |
| Celebrating accents – using computer-based applications to develop communication skills, engagement and confidence while embracing diversity | |
| Mr Jonathan Brown, Teacher and Unit Coordinator, Sydney Institute of Business and Technology, Australia | Presentation |
| 1.5.E. Quality assurance in international education – presentations by NEAS and TEQSA | |
| Quality assurance in international education and training and its role in shaping diversity | |
| Mr Patrick Pheasant, Mr, Chief Executive Officer, NEAS (National ELT Accreditation Scheme), Australia | Presentation |
| APEC quality assurance of online learning project | Presentation |
| Dr Karen Treloar, Director, Provider Assessment and Engagement Team, Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency, Australia | |
| Dr Carolyn Daniel, Senior Case Manager, Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency, Australia | |
| 1.5.F. International education beyond the doctorate: using early career researcher mobility to support international linkages | Presentation |
| Prof. Chris Ziguras, President, International Education Association of Australia, Australia | |
| Ms Briony Wood-Ingram, Senior Advisor, Projects, The Australian APEC Study Centre, RMIT University, Australia | |
| Dr Irene Strodthoff, Risk and Community Safety Research Program, School of Science, RMIT University, Australia | |
| 1.5.P. E-poster session | Poster |
| A lesson in opportunity: authentic approaches to internationalisation | |
| Mr Ken Chatterton, Principal, Ringwood Primary School, Australia | |
| Victorian Young Leaders to China Program | |
| Mrs Concetta Andreana, Manager, Internationalising Education Unit, Victorian Government Department of Education and Training, Australia | |
| Thursday 12 October | |
| Thursday 12 October, 8.30am | |
| 2.1. Plenary | |
| Minister Address | The Hon. Simon Birmingham, Minister for Education and Training | Graphic |
| The Hon. Simon Birmingham, Minister for Education and Training, Australian Government, Australia | |
| Debate | International education is complicit in the growing sentiments of nationalist populism, as it mostly serves to create a class of global elites | Graphic |
| Prof. Chris Ziguras, President, International Education Association of Australia, Australia | |
| Dr Helena Barroco, Coordinator, Global Platform for Syrian Students, Portugal | |
| Ms Goldie Blumenstyk, Senior Writer, The Chronicle of Higher Education, United States | |
| Prof. Fazal Rizvi, Professor in Global Studies in Education, The University of Melbourne, Australia | |
| Prof. Nigel Healey, Vice-Chancellor, Fiji National University, Fiji | |
| Ms Wesa Chau, Director, Cultural Intelligence, Australia | |
| Thursday 12 October, 10.30am | |
| 2.2.A. Quality assurance in a rapidly changing world | |
| Hon. Phil Honeywood, CEO, International Education Association of Australia, Australia | |
| Prof. Michael Lavarch AO, AO, Commissioner, Risk Intelligence and Regulatory Support, Australian Skills Quality Authority, Australia | Presentation |
| Mr Anthony McClaran, Chief Executive Officer, Tertiary Education Quality and Standards Agency, Australia | Presentation |
| 2.2.B. Mapping a new path: strategies for building diversity and inclusion in outbound mobility | |
| Mrs Martha Johnson, Assistant Dean, Learning Abroad, University of Minnesota, United States | |
| Mr Kirk Doyle, Associate Director, International Relations and Partnerships, Australian Catholic University, Australia | |
| Mr Andrew Gordon, President, Diversity Abroad, United States | Presentation |
| Mr Bradley Titus, Director of Institutional Relations, Diversity and Inclusion, Learning Abroad Center, University of Minnesota, United States | |
| 2.2.C. In focus: Bangladesh | |
| Mr Ravi Chandran, Country Director – Sri Lanka and Bangladesh, IDP Education, Sri Lanka | |
| Ms Jo Mithen, CEO, Monash College, Australia | Presentation |
| Ms Leonie Muldoon, Senior Trade and Investment Commissioner, Australian Trade and Investment Commission, India | Presentation |
| Mr Tanveer Shaheed, Regional Director (South Asia and Middle East), Macquarie University, Australia | Presentation |
| 2.2.D. Realising our VET capability offshore – working smarter together or going alone? | |
| Ms Janelle Chapman, Director, TAFE Queensland International, TAFE Queensland, Australia | |
| Ms Sue Freeman, CEO and Managing Director, First Impressions Resources, The Australian Retail College, Australia | |
| Mr Craig Peden, Head of International Business, TAFE NSW, Australia | Presentation |
| 2.2.E. Internationalising the education experience: many parts make the whole | Graphic Presentation |
| Dr Margot McNeill, Head, Learning and Teaching Transformation, Navitas, Australia | |
| Mr Jonathan Hvaal, BA, Learning Designer, Navitas Learning and Teaching Services, Navitas, Australia | |
| Ms Helen Zimmerman, Government and Stakeholder Relations, Navitas Ltd, Australia | |
| 2.2.N. Sponsored Students Network Conversation | |
| Book Launch | |
| Ms Anna Kent, PhD Student , Deakin University, Australia | |
| Ms Amy Wan, International Sponsorships Manager, The University of Sydney | |
| Ms Jo Doyle, Research Fellow, Tertiary Education, Australian Council for Educational Research (ACER), Australia | Presentation |
| 2.2.P. Promoting diversity and supporting international students | Poster |
| Promoting cultural diversity in the tertiary education sector: are we achieving anything? | |
| Ms Rameeza Barnes, Safer Community Advisor, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia | |
| Ms Desma Smith, Associate Director, International Student Life, Swinburne University of Technology, Australia | |
| (Away from) Home alone | |
| Mr Fraser Cargill, Senior Consultant, EduWorld , Australia | |
| Thursday 12 October, 12.00pm | |
| 2.3.A. Diversity in Australian international education and enrolments | |
| Australian international education – embracing diversity | |
| Mr Steve Nerlich, Director, International Research and Analysis Unit, Australian Government Department of Education and Training, Australia | |
| Achieve diversity in your student mix through ELICOS | |
| Mr Brett Blacker, CEO, English Australia, Australia | Presentation |
| 2.3.B. Perspectives on international education – global trends and a higher education case study from Dubai | |
| Shifting the market: impacts of political and other world events on international education | |
| Mr Grant Watson, Coordinator Business Intelligence, RMIT University, Australia | Presentation |
| Higher education in Dubai – quality and diversity | |
| Mr Nitesh Sughnani, Senior Quality Assurance Manager, Knowledge and Human Development Authority, United Arab Emirates | Presentation |
| 2.3.C. Trends and technology in international student recruitment | |
| The power of personality profiling: creating compelling engagement for international students | Presentation |
| Mr Nathan Chanesman, Managing Director, MyCareerMatch, Australia | |
| Mr Hung Truong, Head of International Student Recruitment, The University of Newcastle, Australia | |
| Using technology to beat disruption in international student recruitment | |
| Mr Rob Brown, Education Director, Simple, Australia | Presentation |
| 2.3.D. An Australian VET institution offshore – should you issue qualifications from Australia or another country? | |
| Ms Janelle Chapman, Director, TAFE Queensland International, TAFE Queensland, Australia | |
| Ms Denise O'Brien, Chief Executive Officer, Australia Pacific Technical College, Fiji | Presentation |
| Mrs Linda Barbero, Consultant, Australia | |
| Mr Hasmukh Lal, Director Pacific Technical and Further Education (Pacific TAFE), The University of the South Pacific, Fiji | Presentation |
| 2.3.E. Gender, parenthood and career choices: an international education perspective | Presentation |
| Ms Elissa Newall, Assistant Director, Customer Acquisition and Engagement, RMIT University, Australia | |
| Ms Bronte Neyland, Director, Victoria University International, Victoria University, Australia | |
| Mr Rob McDonald, Associate Director International Marketing and Recruitment, CQUniversity Australia, Australia | |
| 2.3.N. Pathways Network Conversation | |
| Ms Heidi Reid, Principal, Times Academy, Australia | |
| Ms Denise Bush, Dean, Pathways School, Trinity College, The University of Melbourne, Australia | |
| Mr Andrew Foley, College Director, University of Adelaide College, Australia | |
| Mrs Chris Haas, Manager: International Operations, TAFE SA, Australia | |
| 2.3.P. Employability | Poster |
| Employability training gone digital: building intercultural competence through gamification of information | |
| Ms Nannette Ripmeester, Director, Expertise in Labour Mobility, Netherlands | |
| Creating employment opportunities for international students in South Australia | |
| Ms Karyn Kent, CEO, Education Adelaide, Australia | |
| Thursday 12 October, 2.30pm | |
| 2.4.A. Employment pathways for international students returning to Asia | |
| Hon. Phil Honeywood, CEO, International Education Association of Australia, Australia | |
| Mr Rohan Holland, General Manager, Readygrad, Australia | |
| Mr Daniel Capper, Senior Manager UQ Careers Services, The University of Queensland, Australia | |
| Mr Andrew Purchas, Manager Education and Employment, GradConnection, Australia | |
| Dr Julie Howell, Associate Director, Careers and Employment Centre, Curtin University, Australia | Presentation |
| 2.4.B. In focus: The Pacific | |
| Mr Dennis Murray, Director, Murray Goold International, Australia | |
| Prof. Nigel Healey, Vice-Chancellor, Fiji National University, Fiji | Presentation |
| Ms Denise O'Brien, Chief Executive Officer, Australia Pacific Technical College, Fiji | Presentation |
| Mr Aedan Whyatt, Director, Pacific Labour Mobility Section, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia | Presentation |
| 2.4.C. Engagement opportunities in Myanmar and Indonesia | |
| The road to Mandalay – where providers play the long ball game | |
| Mr Fraser Cargill, Senior Consultant, EduWorld , Australia | Presentation |
| The Indonesia Australia Comprehensive Economic Partnership Agreement – opportunities for Australian education | |
| Mr Michael Fay, Director, AFG Venture Group, Australia | Presentation |
| 2.4.D. Mobility: a critical approach to preparing students and achieving diversity | |
| Developing a critical approach to student preparation for international mobility experiences: moving beyond the practical | |
| Dr Peter Jones, Senior Lecturer in Social Work and Human Services, James Cook University, Australia | Presentation |
| Diversity within the New Colombo Plan | |
| Ms Jo Cowley, Assistant Secretary, New Colombo Plan Secretariat, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia | |
| Mr Mitch Francis, Alumnus, New Colombo Plan, Australia | |
| Ms Amarina Smith, Alumnus, New Colombo Plan, Australia | |
| 2.4.E. On the straight and narrow? Embracing LGBTQI+ diversity in international education | Graphic |
| Mr Rob McDonald, Associate Director International Marketing and Recruitment, CQUniversity Australia, Australia | |
| A. Prof. Shanton Chang, Assistant Dean (International), School of Computing and Information Systems, The University of Melbourne, Australia | |
| Mr Zen Andra, Graduate, Master of International Development, RMIT University, Australia | |
| Ms Charlotte Long, Manager, Student Life UNSW Global Education, UNSW | |
| 2.4.N. Marketing and Recruitment Network Conversation | |
| Ms Anna McLeod, Team Leader Business Development – C&I (VIC), Navitas Professional, Australia | |
| Mr Andrés Bayer, Regional Manager, South-East Asia, RMIT University, Australia | |
| 2.4.P. Pathways to student success | Poster |
| Fulfilling diverse learner needs: preparing students for university success through a personalised online learning experience | |
| Ms Katherine Olston, Director, University of Sydney Centre for English Teaching , Australia | |
| The challenges of developing student-centred pathways programs – re-engineering the engineering diploma at Monash College | |
| Mr Hamid Khattak, Associate Director, Monash College, Australia | |
| Thursday 12 October, 4.15pm | |
| 2.5.A. Outbound learning mobility of Australian university students 2015-16 | |
| Mr Stephen Connelly, Director, GlobalEd Services, Australia | |
| Dr Shevahn Telfser, Manager, CSU Global, Australia | Presentation |
| Ms Rebecca Hall, Executive Director, International Education and Training Unit, Trade & Investment Queensland, Australia | Presentation |
| Mr Monty Singh, Vice President (Global), Southern Cross University, Australia | |
| 2.5.B. Diversity in student expectations and cultivating an internationally diverse campus | |
| Same same, but different: the diverse expectations of international students | |
| Ms Lyndell Jacka, Head of Research, IDP Education, Australia | Presentatio |
| Cultivating an internationally diverse campus | Presentation |
| Mr Vik Singh, General Manager Asia Pacific, Hotcourses Pty Ltd, Australia | |
| Ms Michelle Hosemann, Marketing Manager, Monash University, Australia | |
| 2.5.C. Leadership and the diversity deficit in international education | Presentation |
| Ms Arfa Noor, Deputy Convener Marketing and Recruitment SIG, IEAA, Australia | |
| Ms Ruby Biscuit, Director, Macquarie University International College, Australia | |
| A. Prof. Shanton Chang, Assistant Dean (International), School of Computing and Information Systems, The University of Melbourne, Australia | |
| Ms Julia Hoon, General Manager, Admissions, Bond University, Australia | |
| Ms Rachelle Towart, Pipeline Talent | |
| 2.5.D. Measuring success in employability and pathway programs | |
| Measuring employability in TNE: the known, the unknown and the challenge to know | |
| Dr Fion (Choon Boey) Lim, Educational Quality Coordinator (TNE and External Delivery), Victoria University, Australia | |
| Factors influencing Chinese students’ academic success in an Australian university’s pathway program: an empirical test | Presentation |
| Dr Helen Yang, Head of Discipline – Accounting and Information Systems, Victoria University, Australia | |
| Prof. Alan Farley, Senior Business Adviser, Victoria University, Australia | |
| Dr Lee Min, Lecturer, Asia-Australia Business College, Liaoning University, China | |
| 2.5.E. Diverse approaches to educating and being ethical global citizens | Graphic Presentation |
| Prof. Betty Leask, Pro Vice-Chancellor Teaching and Learning, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| Dr Tracy Fortune, Entry Level Courses Coordinator, Occupational Therapy, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| Dr Chyrisse Heine, Ph.D., Senior Lecturer, La Trobe University Academic, Australia | |
| Ms Joanna Shaw, Manager of International Student Services, La Trobe University, International Office/Silk Lotus, Australia | |
| Ms Shinead Borkovic, Student, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| Ms Helena Sanderson, Student, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| Ms Renee Somoza, Student, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| Dr Sonia Reisenhofer, Academic Coordinator (Academic Partnerships), College of Science, Health and Engineering, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| 2.5.P. New approaches to TNE in China and Vietnam | Poster |
| ‘The Belt and Road’ promotes new approaches to transnational education for Chinese VET institutions | |
| Ms Xia Tao, Associate Professor/Teacher, Shijiazhuang University of Applied Technology, China | |
| Effective transnational teaching and learning in Vietnam? The voices of postgraduate students and academics | |
| Ms Annie (Thi My Dung) Truong, Postgraduate student, Victoria University, Australia | |
| Friday 13 October | |
| Friday 13 October, 9.00am | |
| 3.1.A. Embracing diversity through international education in regional Australia | |
| Mr Peter Mackey, Director, International Trade, NSW Department of Industry | NSW Trade & Investment, Australia | |
| Ms Dunya Alruhaimi, Project Officer, The International Hub, Australia | Presentation |
| Ms Judith Uren, A/g Manager, Student Experience, Study Melbourne, Australia | Presentation |
| Prof. Talal Yusaf, Executive Director (International and Development), University of Southern Queensland, Australia | Presentation |
| Ms Anne Ripper, Director, Government Education and Training International, Tasmanian Government Department of Education, Australia | Presentation |
| 3.1.B. Innovative models in tertiary education: game changers or dead ends? | |
| Dr Daniel Guhr, Managing Director, Illuminate Consulting Group, United States | Presentation |
| Prof. Peter Frappell, University of Tasmania, Australia | |
| Ms Goldie Blumenstyk, Senior Writer, The Chronicle of Higher Education, United States | |
| Dr Janet Ilieva, Founder and Director, Education Insight, United Kingdom | |
| Mrs Melissa Banks, Vice-President, International Education Association of Australia, Australia | |
| 3.1.C. Let’s call it what it is: racism from the students’ perspective | |
| Ms Arfa Noor, Deputy Convener Marketing and Recruitment SIG, IEAA, Australia | |
| Mr Sajjad Askary, Volunteer, Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, Australia | |
| Ms Wesa Chau, Director, Cultural Intelligence, Australia | |
| Suraj Sarabajeet, International student, University of Tasmania | |
| 3.1.D. Embracing diversity in the Australia Awards program: a case study from South and West Asia | Presentation |
| Mrs Kirsty Harris, Director, South Asia Regional Section, Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia | |
| Mr Tony Crooks, Team Leader, Australia Awards South and West Asia, Sri Lanka | |
| Ms Nisha Singh, Australia Awards Scholar, Flinders University, Australia | |
| Ms Cucu Saidah, Australia Awards Scholar, Flinders University, Australia | |
| Ms Erin Robbins, Senior Program Manager, Australia Awards and Alumni Branch, Australian Government Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade, Australia | |
| 3.1.E. The power of student-led marketing: using influencers and creating brand champions | Graphic |
| Ms Jackie Kassteen, Owner and Managing Director, Jackfruit Marketing and FruitFame.com, United Kingdom | |
| Dr Gretchen Dobson, Vice-President, International Alumni & Graduate Services, and Managing Director, Australia, Academic Assembly, Inc., Australia | |
| 3.1.F. Internationalisation of the curriculum: future directions in a globalised world | Presentation |
| Prof. Betty Leask, Pro Vice-Chancellor Teaching and Learning, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| Dr Wendy Green, Senior Lecturer, Tasmanian Institute of Learning and Teaching, University of Tasmania, Australia | |
| Dr Tracy Fortune, Entry Level Courses Coordinator, Occupational Therapy, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| Ms Mariana Lane, Project Manager International Education, Independent Schools Queensland, Australia | |
| 3.1.P. Innovations and new approaches in mobility | Poster |
| Global mobility: the key to student success? | |
| Ms Rebecca Cozens, Global Mobility Coordinator (Outbound), Griffith University, Australia | |
| Dr Amanda Daly , Lecturer, Griffith University , Australia | |
| Friday 13 October, 10.35am | |
| 3.2.A. Diversity in practice: supporting the next generation of women leaders | Presentation |
| Ms Dawn Hewitt, Senior Advisor Australia and New Zealand, ISEP, Australia | |
| Dr Davina Potts, Associate Director Global Leadership and Employability, The University of Melbourne, Australia | |
| Mrs Martha Johnson, Assistant Dean, Learning Abroad, University of Minnesota, United States | |
| Ms Rebecca Hall, Executive Director, International Education and Training Unit, Trade & Investment Queensland, Australia | |
| 3.2.B. Unleashing human potential – edutech and international education | Presentation |
| Ms Helen Zimmerman, Government and Stakeholder Relations, Navitas Ltd, Australia | |
| Ms Kadi Taylor, Head, Strategic Engagement and Government Relations, Navitas, Australia | |
| Mr Riley Batchelor, CEO, EduGrowth, Australia | |
| Ms Maria Spies, Med., Digital Learning Futures, Navitas, Australia | |
| A. Prof. Matthew Riddle, Director of Educational Innovation, La Trobe University, Australia | |
| 3.2.C. Visit, live, study, work: the Tasmanian approach to destination marketing and university-government cooperation | |
| Mr Anthony McHugh, Manager, International Student Recruitment, University of Tasmania, Australia | |
| Rob Wilson, Executive Director, International, University of Tasmania, Australia | Presentation |
| Ms Erin Buttermore, MA, Acting General Manager, Trade and International Relations, Tasmanian Government Department of State Growth, Australia | Presentation |
| Ms Cathryn Carey, Executive Manager International, Tourism Tasmania, Australia | Presentation |
| 3.2.D. Demand for English language skills | |
| Asia rising: an in-depth analysis of supply and demand of English-taught programs in Asia | |
| Mr Magnus Olsson, Co-Founder and Director, StudyPortals, Sweden | Presentation |
| 3.2.E. Time to talk about it: mental health issues among international students in Australia | Graphic |
| Dr Benjamin Veness, BAcc MBBS MPH, Doctor, Writer, Churchill Fellow, Past President of the Australian Medical Students' Association, Alfred Health, Australia | Presentation |
| Mr Brian Smith, Stakeholder Engagement Manager, IDP Education, Australia | |
| Dr Paul Richards, Head of Work & Student Health, Bupa, Australia | Presentation |
| 3.2.N. Learning Abroad Network Conversation | |
| Ms Linda Rust, Manager, Mobility and Cairns Office, Future Students and International, James Cook University, Australia | |
| Ms Leanne Harrison, Student Recruitment Manager, UNSW Canberra, Australia | |
| Mr Simon Davies Burrows, Manager, Internationalisation, Edith Cowan University, Australia | |
| 3.2.P. Gamification and the international student experience | Poster |
| Gamifying the international student experience through CET’s Student Engagement Program | |
| Mr Robert Chasse, Education Manager Services, The University of Sydney, Australia | |
| Game changer: a student-centred approach to orientation, transition and safety through gamification | |
| Mrs Lena Mete, Manager, Marketing and Communications, Education Queensland International, Australia | |
| Mr Jack Stathis, Director, International Business, Sales and Marketing, Education Queensland International, Australia | |
| Friday 13 October, 12.00pm | |
| 3.3. Closing Plenary | |
| Keynote | It's okay to be different | Graphic |
| Mr Dilruk Jayasinha, Comedian, actor and former international student, Australia | |
| Closing remarks | |
| Mr Warwick Freeland, Chief Strategy Officer, IDP Education, Australia | |
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