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	2006 Workshop Presentations


		DAAD/Free University Berlin Workshop “Promoting Internationalisation and Global Education: Joint and Double Degree Programs in Engineering Education between USA, Canada and Germany” Chicago June 16-18, 2006 Complete Agenda Speaker Bios List of all Participants Presentations Photos



		Presentations
		Friday, June 16 Keynote Address: Educating and Training for the Globalized World Tom Peterson, University of Arizona Saturday, June 17 Panel 1: Role and Relevance of Double and Joint Degree Programs in Internationalizing Higher Education European Experiences: Andrejs Rauhvargers, Co-Author of the “Survey on Master Degrees and Joint Degrees in Europe”, Latvian Rectors’ Council The EU Perspective: Diego Sammaritano, EU Commission The US Perspective: Daniel Obst, Institute of International Education The Canadian Perspective: Sheila Embleton, York University The German Perspective: Sebastian Fohrbeck, DAAD Panel 2: Case Studies Transatlantic Academic Programs in Mechanical Engineering: The TU Darmstadt and Virginia Tech bilateral senior year abroad and dual-MS degree programs Jan Helge Bøhn, Virginia Tech Joint Programs on Graduate Level: The Partnership of TU Braunschweig with University of Rhode Island Stephan Scholl, Technische Universität Braunschweig Joint Programs on Master Level, The Partnerships of Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences Peter Henning, Karlsruhe University of Applied Sciences Panel 3: Curricular Elements, Implementation, Recruiting Presentation on the TUNING Project Günter Heitmann, Technische Universität Berlin Curricular Elements and Necessary Agreements on Contents, Assessment and Recognition of Joint and Double Degree Programs Dieter Leonhard, Deutsch-Französische Hochschule Legal, Financial and Administrative Aspects of Joint Degrees Joseph Hoey, Georgia Institute of Technology Recruiting for and Marketing of Joint Programs John Grandin, University of Rhode Island Sunday, June 18 Panel 4: Accreditation of Joint Degree Programs Iring Wasser, ASIIN Jacinta O'Brien, Canadian Engineering Accreditation Board Reports of the Working Groups and Discussion of Results in the Plenary Chair: Britta Baron, Canadian Universities’ Centre / TDP Project Working Group 1: Curricular Elements and Necessary Agreements on Contents, Assessment and Recognition of Joint and Double Degree Programs Working Group 2: Legal, Financial and Administrative Aspects of Joint Degrees Working Group 3: Recruiting for and Marketing of Joint Programs

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