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1st Dialogue meeting of
African and European Rectors
Recent developments in European higher education Helena Nazaré, Rector of the University of Aveiro, Portugal, Vice-President, EUA
Recent developments in African higher education Olusola Oyewole, AAU
Future priorities for Africa – Europe collaboration in higher education Input statements Speakers identify priority areas of cooperation for future collaboration between Europe and Africa and discuss the role and interest of their own country/region and institution.
- Rein Raud, Rector, Tallinn University, Estonia - Joan Vinãs, Rector, Lleida University, Spain - Kaba Urgessa, President, Jimma University, Ethiopia - Brian O’Connell, Rector, University of the Western Cape, South Africa
Workshop: Comparing best practice
between Europe and Africa
Presentation of the Access to Success project Michael Gaebel, European University Association
Plenary session I:
Challenges for access and retention in Africa and Europe Chacha Nyaigotti-Chacha, Executive Secretary of The Inter-University Council for East Africa Maria Helena Nazaré, EUA Vice-President & Rector of the University of Aveiro, Portugal
Access and retention in Europe and Africa: Presentation of survey results European University Association and Association of African Universities
Case study I (Widening access, diversity and retention) Fiona Andrews, Director, Recruitment, Admission and Participation Service, University of Glasgow, United Kingdom
Case study II (Diversity and retention) Sola Akinrinade, Vice-Chancellor, Osun State University, Nigeria
Case study III (A student centred approach to access and retention) Bart De Moor, Vice Rector for International Policy, Catholic University of Leuven, Belgium
Case study IV (Balancing access and teaching/research excellence) Stephen Simukanga, Vice-Chancellor, University of Zambia, Lusaka, Zambia
Plenary session II: The students’ perspective on access and retention Inge Gielis and Love Hansson, European Students’ Union (ESU) Oludare Ogunlana, Secretary General, All-African Students Union (AASU)
Case study V (Gender policy and staff retention) Lillian Tibatemwa-Ekirikubinza, acting Vice-Chancellor, Makerere University, Uganda
Case study VI (Access, retention and Gender policy) Hans Sünkel, Rector, Graz University of Technology, Austria
Closing plenary session: Announcement of second Access to Success workshop Tor Rynning Torp, Norwegian Association of Higher Education Institutions
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