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In this session we will talk about how we can make sure that NTNU’s programmes of study both contentwise and structurally have an international orientation and dimension.

Programme

Moderator: Marielle Christiansen, Head of Department of Industrial Economics and Technology Management

Internationalization in Education – European and Norwegian policies and ambitions

Lene Krogh Baldersheim, Senior Adviser, Norwegian Directorate for Higher Education and Skills

Good practices and opportunities:

Experiences from the Master programme in Globalization and Sustainable Development

Hilde Refstie, Associate Professor and Study Programme Leader, Department of Geography, Faculty of Social and Educational Sciences

What it takes to achieve high volume and high-quality mobility for NTNU’s degree students

Laurent Paquereau, Adviser, Department of Information Security and Communication Technology, Faculty of Information Technology and Electrical Engineering

NTNU’s alliances Nordi5Tech and Enhance as instruments for international cooperation en education

Hilde Skeie, Senior Adviser, Pro-Rector for Education

How do we design internationalization experiences also for students who choose to remain at their home institution?

Reidar Lyng, Chair Center for Science & Engineering Education Development, Faculty of Engineering

Questions from the audience to the panel:

Lene Krogh Baldersheim, Hilde Refstie, Laurent Paquereau, Hilde Skeie and Reidar Lyng