peer learning activity, by jean-llouis deruet & ramón pacheco
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Peer Learning ActivityPoitiers, 25th-27th November 2015
consortium workshop – Friday the 26th of June2015 Instituto Universitario de Estudios de la Ciencia y la
Tecnología , Salamanca, Spain
Introduction
• ESÉN : National College for Education Management, Higher Education and Research
• ESÉN is in charge of training of managers and executives from French Secondary and Higher Education and Research Systems.
Introduction
IntroductionGAIHE expertise has been particularly focused on the new forms organization facilitating the innovations. The first research findings allow considering the following assumptions: • The development of innovations between HEIs, business
and policy-making can be made at different scales of governance. In France, some Grandes Écoles (colleges) have developed national and international networks, universities are encouraged by the Conference of Presidents of Universities (CPU) to implement public-private partnerships at regional level.
• The shift from a managerial organization of universities, focused on the efficient use of resources, to leadership enhancing innovations.
IntroductionThese first research findings inspired the conception of the Poitiers meeting around two objectives: 1. Capitalizing knowledge between the
members of the GAIHE project2. opening the discussion with policy-
makers, academics and executives trained by the ESEN.
Draft AgendaWednesday 25th November• 14:00 Welcome• 17:00 Meeting of
the GAIHE members • 19:30 Diner
Draft AgendaThursday 26th November
9:00-9:30 Welcome • Jean-Marie Panasol, Head of the ESENESR• Cecile Mc Grath, RAND Corporation
Europe• Jo Ritzen, University of Maastricht, School
of Governance
Draft AgendaThursday 26th November
9:30- 12:30 Plenary session Chair: Roger Grenet, Directeur Général de la Recherche et de l’Innovation, ministère de l’Éducation nationale, de l’Enseignement Supérieur et de la recherche
• 9h:45-10:30 Adam Tyson, Higher Education DGEAC An Agenda for modernising European higher education
• 10h30-11h15 Guy Haug, Expert of the European Higher Education Area,Advisor to the Valencia University of Tecnology. The Future of Higher Education and the place of Innovation in Europe
Draft AgendaThursday 26th November
11:30-12:30 Round-Table with the
stakeholders• The recommendations of the French CPU: the
regional governance, a source of innovations for Higher Education? • Jacques Comby, president of the Committee
“International relations” at the CPU, a representative of business (to determine), Philippe Meirieu, Vice-président Region Rhône-Alpes
Draft AgendaThursday 26th November
14:00-17:00 Plenary session Chair: Jo Ritzen, University of Maastricht, School of
Governance • 14:00-15:00: Romuald Normand, University of
Strasbourg. From management to leadership. A new strategy for innovation?• 15:30-17:00: Peer learning activities with policy-
makers and executives from universities and Grandes Écoles (colleges).
Draft AgendaThursday 26th November
14:00-17:00 Plenary session At least two workshops in parallel on the
following topics: • Regional governance and development of
innovation (Chair: Marko Marhl, University of Maribor)• Leadership, innovation and creativity (Chair:
Nicole Pellegrin ESENESR)
Draft AgendaFriday 27th November
9:00-12:30 Plenary session Chair: Ellen Hazelkorn, Institute of Technology,
Dublin• 9-9:30 : Indra Dredze (University of Latvia), Case
studies as the detector of agents of changes in higher education• 9:30-10:30 : First Workshop. The Queen Mary
University of London, United Kingdom• 10:45-11:45 : Second Workshop. University of
Alicante, Spain
Draft AgendaFriday 27th November
14:00-17:00 Plenary session: how to assure quality, manage and sustain
innovative practices?
Chair: Jean-Paul de Gaudemar, adviser of Minister of Higher Education
• 14:00-15:00 : Peter J. Wells, Director of BPTC, former Head of UNESCO. CEPES: Quality Assurance and Quality Management Issues Regarding Innovative Modes of Higher Education Provision
Draft AgendaFriday 27th November
14:00-17:00 Plenary session: how to assure quality, manage and sustain
innovative practices? • 15:00-16:30 Round-table: the management of innovation at
the University: what challenges for the future? Clara Danon, Head of Digital Technologies Department, Ministry of Higher Education and Research; Michel Deneken, vice-chancellor for training at the University Strasbourg; François Germinet, president of the committee “Digital Technologies” at the CPU
• 16:30-17:00 Conclusion. Cecile Mc Grath, RAND Corporation Europe
Peer Learning ActivityPoitiers, 25th-27th November 2015
consortium workshop – Friday the 26th of June2015 Instituto Universitario de Estudios de la Ciencia y la
Tecnología , Salamanca, Spain