Building a Vision for Engagement
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Reflecting on the purpose for external engagement, imagine the future roles of universities and the role you want to play as an institution, to establish a personal vision to guide your external engagement activities.
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Who should participate
Universities, faculties, departments and institutes who are seeking to develop a more coordinated approach to their partnerships and develop more strategic relationships with external stakeholders.
Recommendations for the core team include a mixture of professional staff responsible for partnerships and business development across education and research; academic staff involved in partnerships; and leaders responsible for engagement or partnerships.
Learning outcomes
Through sharing theoretical frameworks and case studies by global experts, facilitated group activities and dynamic discussions, you will be enabled to craft a vision for external engagement and communicate it effectively.
This workshop will enable you to:
- Get a holistic view of the roles of universities and how external engagement enhances them
- Create a vision for external engagement that is based on shared values and outlook to the future
- Effectively articulate your vision for external engagement both internally as well as with your partners
Instructors
Dr. Balzhan Orazbayeva
Manager Strategic Partnerships, UIIN
Dr. Sarah Jaber
Director, UIIN
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This project has received funding from the European Union’s Horizon Europe Programme under grant agreement No 101135297.
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