Southern African Nordic Centre (SANORD): Multilateral Networking, Cooperation and Mobility through Research and Higher Education –
What is in it for you?
February 3, 2010, 15:00–16:30 - Department of Geography and Geology, University of Copenhagen, Copenhagen K.
The meeting was arranged by DDRN and was a follow up on the 2009 conference of the Southern Africa Nordic Centre (SANORD) Conference “Inclusion and Exclusion in Higher Education” in Grahamstown, South Africa, in December 2009.
The main focus of this meeting was to reflect on the outcomes of the conference and discuss what should be the next steps in the strengthening of the collaboration between the universities in the SANORD network. The Conference had had a broad focus that captured many different aspects. Hence, the focus of the meeting was to start a process of deciding which themes should be focused on in the future.
For more information on the outcome of this event, please download the minutes of the meeting and the programme.
Below, you can also download all presentations form the meeting:
Internationalisation of Higher Education and Research ‐ why become of member of SANORD?
Summary of presentation, Bjarne G. Sørensen, Deputy Dean, University of Southern Denmark (SDU)
Highlights from survey on internationalisation in SANORD, Anne Sørensen, DDRN
What did I bring back from the SANORD Conference? Learnings and and key messages by:
Klaus Lindegård, University of Southern Denmark (SDU)
Birgitte Gregersen, Aalborg University (AAU)
Proposals for collaboration themes arising from DDRN/SDU/AU parallel session on North‐South cooperation in higher education and research for development, Eva Lise Eriksen, International Office, Danish School of Education (DPU)/University of Aarhus (AU)
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