Presentations

Wednesday 16 October 2013

Plenary 1 – Future forward: taking charge of change 

• 'The emerging university market - prepared to take on the BHAGs?' by Dr Theuns Eloff, North-West University (South Africa)

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Plenary 2 – Governance and leadership

• 'Bridging dualisms in contexts of rapid change: a challenge for vice-chancellors' by Professor Cheryl de la Rey, University of Pretoria

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• 'Universities of tomorrow: agents of change' by Professor Atta-ur-Rahman, Pakistan Academy of Sciences

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Plenary 3 – The international student: the next phase 

• 'The international student: the next phase of higher education?' by Dr Christopher Hill, University of Nottingham Malaysia Campus

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Thursday 17 October

Plenary 5 – Future of international research: getting the relationships right

• 'Capacity building in African institutions' by Dr Val Snewin, Wellcome Trust

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• 'Research cooperation: emphasising research capacity strengthening' by Hannah Akuffo, Sida

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• 'The management of research partnerships: perspectives from a university in a developing region' by Dr David Rampersad, University of the West Indies

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• 'The Square Kilometre Array: a study in complex international collaboration' by Professor Philip Diamond, SKA Organisation

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Plenary 6 – Universities and the innovation cycle

• 'The diversity of innovation objectives in Indian universities' by Dr Srikumar Banerjee, Bhabha Atomic Research Centre & Central University of Kashmir, India

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• 'Why equity capital markets matter to the commercialisation of research and innovation' by Anne Glover, Amadeus Capital Partners

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• 'Capabilities and collaborations - driving growth through research and innovation' by Professor Low Teck Seng, National Research Foundation (Singapore)

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