EURASHE organised its 10th Annual Conference titled ‘Higher Education in the 21st Century, Challenges and Potentials‘ in Chania (Greece) on 25-27 May 2000. Underneath are further information on:
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Day 1 – Thursday 25 May 2000
14.00 – Welcome to the Conference by the President of EURASHE, Gay Corr
Chair Secretary General EURASHE, Edward Dhondt
14.10 – Welcome by the past-President of EURASHE, Søren Nørgaard
14.15 – Welcome by Director Alkinoos Nikolaidis, rector MAICh
14.30 – Key note by Alan Smith, Prinicipal Administrator European Commission, Directorate-General Education and Culture.
Introduced by Edward Dhondt, Secretary General of EURASHE Theme: “Higher Education in the 21st Century Challenges and Potentials”
15.10 – Questions
15.20 – Coffee Break
15.40 – Guy Haug, Association of European Universities (CRE), Geneva, Paris Theme: “The college-polytechnic sector in the post- Bologna scenarios”
16.15 – Questions
16.30 – Socrates Kaplanis, TEI of Patras Theme: “Pan Metron Ariston” (Academic and Professional Recognition in Higher Education)
17.00 – Questions
19.30 – Reception Hotel Samaria
Day 2 – Friday 26 May 2000
09.30 – Ulrich Teichler, Director Research Institute, Kassel, Germany Theme: “Changing Patterns of Higher Education in Europe”
Chair President EURASHE, Dr. Gay Corr
10.30 – Paul Cottenie, Coordinating Commissioner of the Flemish government Theme: “New challenges and opportunities for the college/polytechnic sector”
11.00 – Questions
11.10 – Coffee Break
11.20 – Edward Dhondt, Secretary General of EURASHE Theme: “Walking through the History of EURASHE and its most important activities”
11.50 – Questions
12.00 – Lunch
14.15 – Widar Hvamb, Secretary General of the Norvegian Council State Colleges Theme: “The College-polytechnic sector in Norway”
14.45 – Questions
15.00 – László Dinya, Former Deputy to the Secretary of State Theme: “Cooperation in and between Education and business life”
15.30 – Questions
15.45 – Panel Discussion Future Strategies and Role of EURASHE
16.45 – Coffee Break
17.15 – Conclusions Chairman: Gay Corr
19.30 – Anniversary dinner at MAICh
Guy Haug- Played a key role in the shaping and initiating the Bologna Process and the EU’s agenda for the modernization of higher education as part of the Lisbon Strategy (now EU2020),... Read more
Socrates Kaplanis- Socrates Kaplanis is the President of TEI of Patras (Greece) and was the 2nd President of EURASHE (1992 – 1994). Socrates Kaplanis (Greece), 2nd President of EURASHE (1992 – 1994)... Read more
Paul Cottenie- Paul Cottenie has been Coordinating Commissioner of the Flemish Government.
Prof. László Dinya- Prof. László Dinya is a professor at the University of Szeged and Eszterhazy Károly University – Eger in Hungary. Former he was Director, Vice-Director at several University Colleges, President of... Read more
Alkinoos Nikolaidis- Alkinoos Nikolaidis was Rector of the Mediterranean Agronomic Institute of Chania (MAICh) in Greece.
Søren Nørgaard- Søren Nørgaard, a previous President and Secretary General of EURASHE, he was also Senior Advisor of the organisation. † Søren Nørgaard (Denmark), 5th President of EURASHE (1998 – 2000), 3rd Secretary General... Read more
Widar Hvamb- Widar Hvamb is a former Secretary General of the Norwegian Council of State Colleges.
Ulrich Teichler- Prof. Dr. Ulrich Teichler is Director of the Research Institute in Kassel, Germany.
Gay James Corr- Dr Gay James Corr was the 6th President of EURASHE (2000 – 2002) and Director at Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology in Ireland. Gay James Corr (Ireland), 6th President of EURASHE... Read more
Alan Smith- Alan Smith is responsible for developing a strategy for the worldwide promotion of European higher education, and of Erasmus Mundus in particular, within the Unit for Tempus and Erasmus Mundus... Read more
Edward Dhondt- Edward Dhondt (Belgium), was the third president of EURASHE between 1994 and 1996 and went on to be the second secretary general of the organisation between 1996 and 2000. Previously... Read moreOrganisers
European Association of Institutions in Higher Education (EURASHE)- EURASHE is the European Association of Institutions in Higher Education that offer professionally orientated programmes and are engaged in applied research within the Bologna cycles. EURASHE represents universities of applied sciences... Read more- 2000 10th Annual Conference: Programme (67 KB)
- A Short Survey of the 10 Year History and Activities of EURASHE (0.1 MB)
- Changing Patterns of the Higher Education System and the Pernnial Search of the Second Sector for Stability and Identity (0.2 MB)
- Cooperation in and between Education and Business Life (0.5 MB)
- Higher Education in the 21st Century, Challenges and Potentials (0.2 MB)
- Higher Education in the 21st Century, Challenges and Potentials - Keynote (0.1 MB)
- Metron Ariston (0.3 MB)
- New Tasks for Polytechnics and Colleges in Flanders (0.2 MB)
- Polytechnic Sector in Norway – the University Colleges (3.7 MB)
- The College/Polytechnic sector in the post-Bologna era (88 KB)
- The College/Polytechnic Sector in the Post-Bologna Scenarios (0.1 MB)