International Conference on Transnational Mobility in Berlin 2009

Download of the bi-lingual Textbook "Destination Mobility" as pdf (235 pages)

Documentation of the Conference of October 12, 2009

Opening of the Conference

Dr. Siegbert Wuttig, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)

Peter Greisler, Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Germany

Mobility in the European Higher Education Area – Position of the Bologna
Follow-up Group and the European Students’ Union

Prof. Germain Dondelinger, Ministry of Culture, Higher Education and Research,
Luxembourg, former Vice-President of the Bologna Follow-up Group

Love Hansson, European Students’ Union (ESU), Academic Affairs Committee

Transnational Mobility in Bachelor and Master Programmes

Presentation of the bi-lingual textbook “Destination Mobility”

Marina Steinmann, German Academic Exchange Service (DAAD)

Examples of Practice for Curricular Integration of Mobility in Bachelor and Master Programmes
Prof. Gunnar Svensson, Stockholm University, Sweden
Milada Hlavackova, VSB - Technical University of Ostrava, Czech Republic

Parallel Working Groups: How to make Mobility work

I: Using Learning Outcomes and Qualifications Frameworks for Curriculum Design

Chair: Szabolcs Bokodi, National ERASMUS Agency Hungary
Input: Prof. Dr. Henny Annette Grewe on the MOCCA-Project, University of Applied Sciences Fulda, Germany
Rapporteur: Prof. Maria Sticchi Damiani, LUISS University Rome, Italy

II: Motivation of Students and Teachers
Chair: Urs Nufer, ERASMUS Contact Point, Switzerland
Input: Sorina Chiper/Dr. Magdalena Leca, University of Iasi, Romania
Michael Huss Svejstrup, CIRIUS Denmark
Rapporteur: Andy Gibbs, Napier University Edinburgh, United Kingdom

“Perspectives of Mobility – Quantity versus Quality?”
Discussion with Speakers, Rapporteurs and all Participants

Chair: Dr. Siegbert Wuttig, DAAD

Peter Greisler, Federal Ministry of Education and Research, Germany

Andy Gibbs, Napier University, Bologna-Expert United Kingdom
Prof. Maria Sticchi Damiani, LUISS University Rome, Italy

Angele Attard, Education International, Deputy Education and Employment Unit

Poster Session

Institution	Study Programme
Pázmány Péter Catholic University, Budapest	Master Programme "Transcultural German Studies"
University of Göttingen	Master Programme ”International Economics”
University of Iasi	Master Programme “International Business and Intercultural Strategies”
University of Lodz	Bachelor Programme “Mechanical Engineering and Applied Computer Science”
Napier University	Bachelor Programme “International Business Management”
Napier University	Programme “International Nursing and Midwifery”
University of Applied Sciences Osnabrück	Bachelor Programme “International Business and Management”
VSB – Technical University of Ostrava	Master Double Degrees Faculty of Mechanical Engineering
University of Siegen	Master Programme “Roads to Democray(ies)”
Stockholm University	Master Programme “Materials Chemistry”
Tampere University	Programme “Environmental Engineering”
College for Modern Business Studies Tatabánya	Programme “Intenational Marketing”
University of Trier	Programme “Principles of Sustainable Business”
University of Applied Sciences Zwickau	Bachelor Programme “Language and Business Adminsitration”